This lesson provides a framework for navigating any unexpected schedule change by focusing on the logical reasons for the shift, using an assembly as a key example.

A focused lesson for students to identify when they need support and practice using visual or verbal signals to request a break or assistance. Designed specifically for 5th grade students with autism who benefit from high visual support and minimal text.

A high-school level executive functioning lesson focused on time management, task prioritization, and conflict resolution using a realistic weekly planner.

A collection of resources to support students in tracking and improving classroom behaviors, focusing on self-regulation and engagement.

A weekly routine for students to track and reflect on self-created executive functioning goals, promoting metacognition and self-regulation.

A social skills lesson focused on personal boundaries and frustration tolerance for students with severe intellectual disabilities, using the concrete concept of a 'Personal Bubble'.

A foundational lesson for non-verbal students with autism to learn and practice three greeting methods: waving, high-fives, and using an AAC device. Includes a social narrative, choice boards, and individual communication cards.

A cumulative review of all four emotions through a matching game. Focuses on generalization across different faces and contexts.

Explores 'Angry' and 'Scared' using clear visual indicators like furrowed brows and wide eyes. Provides slides, teacher support, and a sorting activity mat.

Focuses on identifying 'Happy' and 'Sad' through facial expressions and situational cues. Includes visual slides, a facilitator guide for non-verbal communication, and printable matching cards.