A lesson focused on supporting preschool students with autism in understanding and following directions, especially for non-preferred tasks, using visual supports and a social story.

A set of accessible science materials designed for MCAS Alt evidence, focusing on distinguishing between living and non-living things through observation and sorting.

A focused lesson for 1st grade special education students to identify clues in word problems and decide whether to add or subtract within 20, themed around a safari animal adventure. Includes visual supports like number lines and animal keyword anchors.

A comprehensive behavior intervention package for kindergarteners focused on staying in their seat and keeping hands to themselves, using a fun space-themed 'Mission Control' approach.

An Among Us-themed articulation mission focusing on the /s/ sound, where students complete 'tasks' by correctly pronouncing words in various positions.

A comprehensive set of resources designed to support students experiencing school avoidance, including SMART IEP goals, instructional strategies for staff, and progress tracking tools for students.

A supportive social story and visual aids designed to help a kindergarten student with severe special needs transition to a new school environment, focusing on meeting their teacher and following a new routine.

A collection of resources designed to help students transition smoothly between activities using visual aids, movement breaks, and structured "bridge" activities. This lesson focuses on reducing task refusal by providing clear expectations and a physical outlet during changes.

An introductory lesson focusing on what autism is through the lens of 'superpowers' and unique brain wiring, encouraging students to identify and celebrate strengths.

A Mario-themed lesson designed to help 7-year-olds with ASD/ADHD develop impulse control through interactive scenarios, power-up rewards, and visual calming strategies.

A comprehensive lesson on self-advocacy, teaching students to identify their learning needs and communicate them effectively using scripts and visual supports. Suitable for diverse learners across elementary through high school settings.

A Super Mario-inspired social skills lesson focused on conversational turn-taking and impulse control. Uses game levels and power-up metaphors to teach waiting for a signal and sharing the mic.

A hands-on financial literacy lesson where students simulate a classroom marketplace to practice budgeting, calculating discounts, and distinguishing between wants and needs.

A multi-sensory literacy lesson for Pre-K through 2nd grade special education students, focusing on springtime vocabulary and sensory engagement to improve reading comprehension and tactile feedback.

A collection of visual, low-pressure resources designed to facilitate an introductory meeting with a selectively mute ELL student, focusing on non-verbal communication and rapport building.

A comprehensive lesson on Sleeping Beauty for K-2 Special Education students, focusing on story elements, sequencing, and social-emotional themes of kindness and inclusion.

A hands-on activity for early learners to distinguish between tall and short objects through visual sorting and comparison.

A foundational lesson designed for students with learning disabilities to master the concepts of 'alike' and 'different' through visual sorting of animals, habitats, and food items.

A comprehensive set of behavioral supports designed to reduce biting incidents in a kindergarten classroom by focusing on transition strategies, emotional regulation, and positive reinforcement.

A sensory-based CVC word work station focusing on functional environmental print signs for students with moderate to severe disabilities.

A set of resources centered around a social story to help a young child with autism navigate the emotions of recreational soccer, focusing on teamwork and personal effort over scoring goals.

A celebratory review session where students demonstrate their regulation skills in a mock transition challenge.

Practicing the "Stop and Think" skill from Brainwise to manage the impulse to react negatively during transitions.

Building a physical and mental toolbox of strategies to help move from the Yellow or Red Zone back to Green.

Identifying why stopping a preferred activity is hard and how our "Lizard Brain" reacts to transitions.

Mapping feelings to the four Zones of Regulation (Blue, Green, Yellow, Red) and connecting them to our physical body sensations.

Introduction to the Brainwise concept of the Wizard Brain (Prefrontal Cortex) and the Lizard Brain (Amygdala) using kindergarten-friendly language and visuals.