A set of resources designed to help a 4th-grade student with ASD understand the appropriate use of 911 and respect the privacy of school and staff phones.

A social emotional learning lesson designed for students with autism to understand the consequences of physical aggression, explore legal boundaries, and develop positive communication strategies when angry.

A comprehensive training package designed for behavior staff to master the 0, 1, 2 data collection system, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and reliability across behavioral observations and documentation.

This lesson provides visual 'snapshot' cards for key moments and figures of the Battle of Gettysburg, specifically focusing on the environmental impact (wasteland) and General Robert E. Lee's leadership.

This lesson empowers middle school students to identify their unique learning needs and provides them with concrete scripts and strategies to advocate for themselves in academic settings. Students will move from identifying challenges to creating a professional learning profile they can share with teachers.

A biology lesson focused on manatee conservation in the Florida Everglades, covering biology, habitat challenges, and boat strike prevention specifically designed for special education students.

A comprehensive set of materials designed for a 10th-grade student with Autism to master identifying social intent and unspoken rules in complex, gray-area scenarios involving sarcasm, white lies, hidden cues, and dating nuances.

A lesson focused on the elimination method for solving systems of equations using simple integers. Uses the "Zap" metaphor to help students visualize cancelling variables, applied to streaming subscription add-ons.

A foundational lesson on solving systems of equations using the substitution method, themed around comparing streaming service costs. Includes visual scaffolding and step-by-step guides specifically designed for special education students.

A creative arts-focused lesson on A Midsummer Night's Dream designed for special education students, focusing on character visual design and setting illustration.

A lesson focused on self-advocacy strategies for high school life skills students when encountering unexpected behaviors from others. It introduces three primary responses: asking to stop, moving away, and telling a trusted adult.

Reading menus, identifying categories (appetizers, entrees), prices, and special dietary symbols for dining out independently.

Navigating the grocery store through aisle signs, shelf tags, and interpreting receipts for budgeting.

Focused on medicine safety, reading dosage instructions, warning labels, and expiration dates on healthcare products.

Deep dive into nutrition labels, calorie counts, and serving sizes to help students make healthy choices through functional reading.

Introduces everyday product and food labels, focusing on product names, types, and basic information like size and weight. Includes hands-on exploration of household items.

A deep-dive lesson into the Purple Circle (Self), focusing on body autonomy, private vs. public spaces, and personal boundaries. Designed for a 45-minute instructional session.

Explores the Orange (Community/Professional) and Red (Stranger) circles, emphasizing safety, professional boundaries, and interacting with people in the community.

Covers the Green (Friends) and Yellow (Acquaintances) circles, teaching the difference between close friendship and casual social connections.

Introduces the Purple (Self) and Blue (Private/Family) circles, focusing on personal space, body autonomy, and the closest intimate relationships.

An introductory lesson on biological evolution and natural selection using Pokemon regional variants as a scaffold for Special Education students. Students will compare game-style evolution with real-world natural selection.

An adapted exploration of Harper Lee's classic novel, focusing on the Radley mystery, Scout's coming-of-age, and the central trial through simplified character mapping and visual summaries.

An adapted study of Macbeth, exploring the supernatural influence of the witches and the psychological toll of ambition with simplified character motivations and visual plot summaries.

An adapted look at Hamlet, focusing on the Prince's dilemma, the ghostly sightings, and the theme of revenge with simplified character dynamics and visual plot summaries.

A simplified exploration of Shakespeare's tragic romance, focusing on character relationships and the feud between the Capulets and Montagues using visual aids and adapted summaries.

An adapted exploration of Shakespeare's classic tragedy, focusing on the central conflict, character motivations, and key plot points through visual scaffolding and simplified text.

This lesson introduces the concept of declarative language for preschool educators and parents, focusing on shifting from giving commands to sharing observations to foster independent thinking.