A professional development lesson designed for school staff to practice resolving parent-staff conflicts during Committee on Special Education (CSE) meetings through role-play and structured reflection.

A hands-on sensory exploration for Pre-K students to discover the texture of soil and seeds while developing fine motor control and basic plant vocabulary. This lesson is specifically designed for Special Education environments with sensory-friendly prompts and visual supports.

A foundational fine motor lesson where students practice pre-writing patterns through tactile garden-themed activities. Includes warm-up exercises, sensory tracing in sand/salt, and paper-based practice to strengthen finger isolation and grip.

An active literacy lesson that uses physical gestures to represent phonemes and blends, helping students build muscle memory for reading through movement.

A social story lesson designed to help young children understand and practice safety boundaries at school, including staying in the classroom, keeping hands gentle, and maintaining appropriate attire.

A final review and celebration of skills learned, focusing on generalizing behaviors to new settings.

Applying communication skills during challenging tasks to maintain emotional regulation.

Targeting elopement by defining boundaries and teaching the "Stay at the Lookout" concept.

Using visual schedules and "First-Then" logic to improve task completion rates.

Introducing non-verbal communication tools to ask for help or a break before behaviors escalate.

Focuses on recognizing when a student is starting to feel "bothered" or overwhelmed to prevent shutting down.

Generalizes communication skills across various school settings and peers to ensure long-term maintenance of reduced elopement and avoidance.

Combines communication skills with high-reinforcement schedules to increase task duration and reduce avoidance.

Helps the student identify internal and external stressors that lead to verbal regression and behavioral outbursts.

Teaches safe transition strategies and 'waiting' skills to mitigate elopement behaviors during high-stress movement periods.

Empowers the student with choice-making opportunities to increase agency and reduce the need for avoidance behaviors during academic tasks.

Focuses on teaching the student to identify when they are overwhelmed and use a visual or verbal request for a 'break' to prevent task avoidance and elopement.

A set of hands-on task cards and teacher resources to help students master 'Where' questions across various contexts using visual supports.

A comprehensive framework for school behavior response teams to standardize de-escalation techniques and crisis management protocols. This lesson provides clear, step-by-step procedures to ensure consistency and reduce the need for micromanagement during high-stress incidents.

A modified reading lesson on the Greek myth of Theseus and the Minotaur, designed for Kindergarten-level IEP students with symbol support and simplified comprehension tasks.

A set of sorting mats designed for early learners to practice categorization skills using visual prompts and designated workspace for four items per category.

A tactile narrative structure lesson for K-2 students with language delays, using physical 'links' to build story sequences and master transitions.

A comprehensive set of materials designed for Level 2 autistic students to build reading comprehension through visual supports and structured progress monitoring. The lesson focuses on identifying 'Who, What, When, and Where' through tiered passages that grow in complexity.

A management system designed for K-3 students to earn a movie reward through positive cafeteria behavior. Includes progress tracking, monitor tools, and introductory slides.

A comprehensive suite of data tracking tools for students to monitor their reading progress, including benchmark assessments and IMSE Orton-Gillingham concept checks from Kindergarten through 5th grade.