A lesson designed to empower students to understand their IEP goals and practice self-advocacy through scenario-based roleplay. Students will learn the 'Blueprinting' method for communicating their needs effectively to teachers and staff.

A focused session on postsecondary self-advocacy, teaching students with learning differences how to communicate their needs to professors and employers. The lesson emphasizes the transition from high school's automatic support to the self-initiated systems of college and the workplace.

Teaching students to navigate personal space and handle social rejection with maturity and respect.

Strategies and quick-reference tools specifically designed for refocusing and redirecting students with ADHD and defiant behaviors in the Least Restrictive Environment.

A comprehensive intervention suite designed for 8th-grade students struggling with elopement and vandalism. It focuses on restorative justice, structural scheduling, and teacher-led support strategies.

A classroom management system focused on positive reinforcement through a token economy, featuring non-tangible rewards.

A comprehensive K-12 behavior management system that synthesizes best practices from MTSS, PBIS, and restorative justice frameworks. This lesson provides teachers with a clear decision-making flow and a detailed policy handbook for maintaining a positive school culture.

A mini-lesson for a 6th-grade resource room ELA class focusing on Auggie's character traits and his development throughout the first month of school in the novel 'Wonder'. This lesson uses a space-exploration theme and provides high levels of scaffolding.

A social story and support toolkit designed to help students navigate frustration, manage physical impulses, and choose safe alternatives to eloping or aggression.

The first mission for our Letter Detectives, focusing on identifying, naming, and tracing the letters A, B, and C through multi-sensory activities.

A comprehensive set of modified money skill resources focusing on coin/bill identification, same-denomination addition, price matching, and simple change making with visual prompts.

A set of visual supports themed around 'Mission Control' to help a kindergarten student stay in their work area during centers, directly supporting IEP goals for task engagement.

A comprehensive set of tools to help kindergarten students stay in their designated work area for 10 minutes, using a 'Mission Control' space theme to make the goal engaging and visual.

A comprehensive behavior management system designed for elementary students to build self-regulation skills. This kit includes a daily tracking chart focused on 'Cool Voices' and 'Safe Hands', a customizable reward menu, and a guide for educators to implement the system with consistency and positive reinforcement.

A comprehensive set of data collection tools designed for tracking IEP behavior frequency, duration, and academic accuracy, including a synthesis log for weekly reporting.

A visual discrimination and memory game featuring colorful pony characters to help young learners practice matching identical pictures.

This lesson focuses on the specific transition from preferred art activities to non-preferred learning tasks, providing strategies for emotional regulation and physical safety.

A technical guide and corrected codebase for creating switch-accessible mystery games for visually impaired students. Includes the fixed Python script and an explanation of common pitfalls in accessibility programming.

A collection of resources to help a student manage big emotions through a social story, behavior sorting activity, and portable visual supports for self-regulation.

A comprehensive lesson on navigating classroom and school-wide transitions using visual supports. Students learn to recognize and follow visual cues to move smoothly between activities and locations.

A focused 4-week history-themed intervention designed to help students overcome the 'blank page' hurdle by mastering task initiation through a structured 3-2-1 'Discovery Protocol'.

Cumulative review and final assessment of listening comprehension skills.

Comparing two stories or characters based on listening.

Practicing oral retelling using key story elements and visual prompts.

Listening for facts and information in non-fiction texts.

Identifying the central topic and supporting details in short listening passages.

Using clues from the text to guess what might happen next.

Understanding and ordering the beginning, middle, and end of stories.

Identifying and describing how characters feel based on verbal cues and story events.

Focus on creating mental images from oral descriptions and stories.