Token Quest System

A visual, sensory-friendly writing mechanics intervention unit for 8th-grade special education students. Offers two distinct evidence-based check-and-editing systems (the Sentence Flow traffic-light framework and the CUPS acronym check) to scaffold writing independence.

An introductory presentation and resource guide for Ms. Casey's Directed Studies class. Outlines the course goals, grading policies, IEP support, and home resources.

A highly structured and vibrant 2-page printable syllabus document for Ms. Casey's Directed Studies class. Features a course overview, teacher roles, grading structures, home support systems, and a student-parent sign-off sheet.

Unit 1: What is History? is an introductory history sequence designed for a Special Education replacement history classroom (supporting students with Autism, SLD, CI, and ADHD). It covers the basics of history, hunter-gatherer communities, challenges of early human life, and natural resources, culminating in a unit quiz.

A therapeutic journal and companion guide designed to help students track, release, and share impulsive thoughts during the school day. It provides structured 2-minute and 5-minute timers, neurodivergent-friendly check-ins, and a daily 'Top Two' checkout system.

A vibrant and energetic 8-slide presentation syllabus for Ms. Casey's Directed Studies class. Built using high-contrast colors and heavy borders, it guides students and parents through grading, roles, goals, and communication.

A highly specialized, sensory-driven unit plan exploring Greek mythology for a single high-needs student. Designed around 20-minute daily micro-sessions, it connects tactile exploration with social-emotional learning about basic feelings and choices.

A highly visual, dual-track accommodated version of the standard lab safety quiz, designed specifically for students with reading or writing barriers. Includes a 3-page student-facing quiz and a teacher administration guide.

A visually stunning, high-contrast, and highly accessible slide presentation covering the course syllabus for SAI English Language Arts (ELA). Fully utilizes the Open Sans dyslexia-friendly font and strictly adheres to presentation sizing standards.

A collection of premium, highly-scaffolded visual lessons and daily check-ins designed with color-coded scaffolds and simple reading levels to maximize student connection and accessibility.

A comprehensive operational blueprint and physical environment kit for homeschool educators setting up a structured 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM schedule for secondary students (grades 7-12). It features teacher-facing setup guides, lesson planning templates, and student-facing visual-pacing tools.

A visually stunning, high-contrast, and highly accessible slide presentation covering the course syllabus for SAI World History. Fully utilizes the Open Sans dyslexia-friendly font and strictly adheres to presentation sizing standards.