Syllable Sleuths Decoding

A foundational sequence introducing students to the ChromeVox screen reader on Chromebooks. Students learn activation, voice personalization, linear text navigation, and structural element navigation to independently explore web content.

An interactive pre-algebra and algebraic reasoning lesson themed around spycraft and decryption. Students use variables, order of operations, and one-step equations to break secret codes, map hidden locations, and design their own visual ciphers.

An engaging student-facing printable tabletop game board where students roll, navigate a detective track, and decode multi-syllable words using open and closed syllable rules to reach the finish line.

A comprehensive, 5-day school-wide behavior program designed to teach and reinforce safe campus behaviors. Includes developmental modifications for K-2, 3-5, and 6-8 students with scripted teacher guides, visual slide decks, and printable anchor charts.

A comprehensive classroom expectations lesson for a 6th-8th grade SDC classroom. It includes a highly visual classroom rules poster designed with clear, observable guidelines and visual supports, and a warm, collaborative parent communication guide containing a pre-written email draft and tips for partnership.

A student-facing sorting worksheet where students classify multi-syllabic words into categories based on whether their first syllable is open or closed, featuring high-contrast visual organizers.

An 8-week comprehensive social skills and self-regulation curriculum sequence for middle school special education students, including structured teacher guides and student-facing interactive worksheets.

A high-level overview lesson for Wilson Reading System Step 12, focusing on split vowels, silent letters, advanced suffixes, assimilated prefixes, and Latin roots.

A structured independent practice sheet for students to apply open and closed syllable rules to multisyllabic words, with an illustrative example and clear visual work boxes.

A progressive life-skills curriculum designed to teach students how to identify, categorize, and sort grocery items. Starts with kitchen storage sorting (fridge, freezer, pantry) and advances to sorting by major retail grocery store departments.

A community-based life skills and executive functioning module focused on daily routine checklists, map navigation, and daily tracking logs.

A highly visual, structured guided notes handout for students to complete during the direct instruction phase, featuring clear open and closed door visual anchors and guided fill-in-the-blank rules.