Island Schedule Adventure

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

An introductory lesson on understanding and decoding student behavior using evidence-based frameworks like the S.E.A.T. model. Great for professional development, teacher induction, or refresher training.

A clean, high-impact 2x2 matrix slide explaining the four functions of behavior (S.E.A.T.) with prominent icons, minimal text, and high readability, perfect for teachers to use as a scannable slide.

A comprehensive sequence of internship logs, student workbooks, and teacher facilitation guides for high school Education and Training students. Covers Level 1, 2, and 3 competencies across Instructional Practices and Practicum courses.

A professional development and planning lesson focused on student developmental levels, classroom/behavior management, and syllabi and grading frameworks.

A highly artistic and readable professional development presentation slide deck designed with an organic, earth-toned classroom aesthetic, featuring developmental levels, behavior management protocols, standard syllabus templates, and grading criteria. All links are live, text is strictly above 24px, and spelling errors are corrected.

Unit 1: What is History? is an introductory history sequence designed for a Special Education replacement history classroom (supporting students with Autism, SLD, CI, and ADHD). It covers the basics of history, hunter-gatherer communities, challenges of early human life, and natural resources, culminating in a unit quiz.

An intervention suite designed to support Kindergarten students with ODD during non-preferred academic tasks. Includes a highly visual home-school daily tracker and a comprehensive teacher guide with de-escalation scripts.

A comprehensive, proactive teacher guide outlining research-backed de-escalation strategies, scripted choices, and routine structures to prevent non-preferred task refusal in ODD Kindergarteners.

A school-wide counseling curriculum that teaches self-regulation, critical-thinking, and personal responsibility through the 'Brain Driver' metaphor, tailored with separate lessons for Early (K-2) and Upper (3-5) Elementary levels.

A semester-long portfolio and progress tracker designed for Special Education history classes to learn, map, and master the 50 US states through regional chunking, scaffolded worksheets, and visual maps.

A girl-themed, positive daily tracker with empowering pink and lavender accents. Designed specifically to build cooperative routines and agency during academic blocks through a star-coloring reward loop.