A Mother's Day writing unit designed for IEP Level 3 students, focusing on descriptive adjectives, personal memories, and sentence structure through visual scaffolding and structured templates.

A scaffolded writing activity for Mother's Day and Caregiver Appreciation, specifically designed for students with IEPs. Includes sentence starters, word banks, and cut-and-paste options to support diverse learners in expressing gratitude.

Students practice identifying author's purpose (PIE-D: Persuade, Inform, Entertain, Describe) using short stories themed around animals, habitats, and seasons.

A lesson focused on identifying four common text structures (Sequential, Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Problem & Solution) using stories about inventions and school life. Students will practice matching these structures through various formats like cut-and-paste, task cards, and line-matching.

A specialized lesson for students with IEPs focused on adding fractions with unlike denominators using visual scaffolds like area models, fraction strips, and a step-by-step checklist. Content is limited to denominators up to 12 to ensure accessibility and mastery of the core concept.

A comprehensive toolkit for elementary school counselors to streamline the 504 and IEP (ARD) process. This bundle includes data collection tools, communication templates, and meeting guides compliant with Texas Education Code standards.

A comprehensive toolkit designed to empower parents during 504 and IEP meetings. It provides clear, bilingual resources to reduce anxiety and facilitate meaningful collaboration between home and school.

Synthesizes all skills by practicing with a mock schedule and creating a personalized survival guide for the first week of middle school.

Equips students with sensory and emotional regulation strategies to handle the increased environmental stressors of a middle school setting.

Explores the social nuances of middle school, teaching students how to advocate for their needs and communicate effectively with new teachers and peers.

Introduces students to the structural changes of middle school, focusing on multiple teachers, lockers, and navigation through a 'Mission Briefing' lens.

A comprehensive assessment covering phonograms, vowel sounds, plural classifications, and morphemic analysis. This lesson provides both the student test and the teacher answer key to evaluate student mastery of these linguistic concepts.

A literacy-focused lesson exploring the parallel journeys of the fictional ninja Naruto and his creator Masashi Kishimoto, focusing on perseverance and following one's dreams.

A set of visual tools to help students manage their hood routine, including a desk reminder card and a weekly sticker tracking chart.

A comprehensive investigation into word meanings, context clues, figurative language, and word relationships. Students will become 'Language Scientists' as they dissect text to uncover hidden meanings.

A lesson focused on mastering the RACES writing strategy through structured practice and architectural-themed guided writing.

A comprehensive motivation system designed for students with cognitive delays, featuring visual choice boards and progress trackers to increase engagement in Reading, Math, and Fine Motor tasks.

A set of resources designed to help fifth-grade students with autism understand the 'Trust Battery' metaphor, focusing on how honesty and respecting property build or drain their reputation with others.

A comprehensive lesson introducing students to various leisure activities they can enjoy during school breaks, focusing on choice, self-regulation, and social interaction.

Develops context clue strategies using the specific academic and legalistic vocabulary found in Sierra's disciplinary hearing and school policy.

Analyzes the types of conflict (Person vs. Society) and the plot progression as Sierra's mistake turns into a full-scale disciplinary crisis.

Focuses on character analysis of Sierra and the school administration, using an 'Evidence Board' approach to track traits and motivations.

A set of visual supports and activities designed to help students with Autism understand personal boundaries, identify property ownership, and practice impulse control with food and toys.

A comprehensive practice packet focusing on core spelling rules: doubling consonants, dropping final 'e', and the dge/ge distinction, integrated with vowel team mastery.

A comprehensive introduction to the core elements of literature—plot, character, setting, and theme—using an architectural blueprint metaphor to help students visualize story structure.

A comprehensive community-based instruction lesson focused on developing pedestrian safety, situational awareness, and real-world decision-making skills during a guided walking tour.

A festive articulation lesson targeting /l/-blends and 'th' sounds through a Cinco de Mayo reading passage and interactive picture scene.

A foundational lesson on identifying and interpreting common idioms using context clues, specifically designed with decodable text for struggling readers.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying and analyzing themes in literature, using a 'detective' metaphor to help students find the 'big idea' within stories. Includes differentiated strategies for grades 2-6.

A comprehensive set of activities focusing on multisyllabic words containing 'ou' and 'ow' patterns, designed to improve decoding, sorting, reading comprehension, and creative writing skills for 5th-grade students.

Students will identify the development of a story's theme by tracking character traits, motivations, conflicts, and resolutions. This lesson provides a structured framework for analyzing how a message emerges from narrative elements.

A lesson focused on analyzing systemic control and the 'big lie' in dystopian literature, specifically tailored for students reading Watchdog, City of Ember, and Futureland. Students explore how settings function as characters and how protagonists begin to challenge the status quo.

A focused spelling lesson on the 1-1-1 doubling rule and the dge/ge ending rule for one-syllable words. Students practice identifying vowel sounds and applying the correct spelling patterns through sorting and context-based sentences.

A lesson covering chapters 8-14 of Hatchet, focusing on survival strategies, character growth, and figurative language.