A set of printable task cards featuring four quick 'reset' activities. Revised for consistent card footers and clear dashed cut lines.

A guided imagery and meditation script for teachers. Revised to ensure section headers are legible in low light and content does not split awkwardly across pages.

A student-facing worksheet titled 'Personal Command Center' that allows 3rd-5th graders to map out their unique coping strategies. Revised to ensure all content fits on one page and the grounding section is legible for writing.

A high-tech, mission-control themed slide deck for the Testing Calm Command Center workshop, using a pilot metaphor to teach self-regulation and grounding techniques to students.

A facilitator's guide for the Testing Calm Command Center workshop, featuring a clear mission protocol, key vocabulary, and debriefing questions for 3rd-5th grade teachers. Updated for better page-break consistency and visual flow.

A hands-on sorting activity featuring 6 scenario cards where characters either take ownership or avoid accountability. Includes two large sorting mats ('Owning It' and 'Avoiding It') for group discussion and categorization.

A set of classroom visuals including a large 'Mistake Repair Shop' anchor chart outlining the four-step ownership process, plus two motivational posters focusing on integrity and the growth mindset of 'upgrading' through mistakes.

A reflection worksheet that guides students through the 'Mistake Mechanic' process. It includes sections for identifying a mistake, checking for emotional roadblocks (blame, hiding), planning a 'repair' (apology and action), and identifying the lesson learned for future 'system upgrades'.

An interactive slide deck introducing the 'Mistake Repair Shop' metaphor. It defines ownership, identifies common roadblocks like blaming and hiding, and provides a four-step 'Repair Manual' for students to follow when they make mistakes.

A colorful and kid-friendly classroom anchor chart featuring four breathing techniques: Square, Belly Balloon, Snake, and Rainbow breathing. Each section includes a visual guide and simple instructions to help students manage stress and find focus. Revised for better page fitting and visual clarity.

A final project worksheet for Lesson 4 that simulates a grocery receipt, where students calculate their final total and determine their remaining change from a $25 budget. Revised to fix page breaks, formatting, and added addition workspace.

Concluding slide deck for Lesson 4, guiding students through the final checkout process. Revised to fix a minor typo in the success checklist.

A comparison grid for Lesson 3 where students compare prices for the same items at two different stores and calculate the savings. Revised to fix layout, workspace size, and column logic.

Slide deck for Lesson 3 focusing on price comparison strategies, identifying the best deals, and reviewing decimal subtraction.

A graphic organizer for Lesson 2 that helps students plan a shopping trip, estimate costs, and track whether items are 'needs' or 'wants' while staying within a $25 budget. Revised to fix page breaks and formatting.

Slide deck for Lesson 2 focusing on budgeting basics, identifying needs vs. wants, and planning a shopping trip within a $25 limit.

A practice worksheet for Lesson 1 where students identify retail and unit prices from visual tags and perform basic decimal addition/subtraction. Revised to fix page break and formatting issues.

An introductory slide deck for Lesson 1 that teaches students how to read grocery price labels and the basics of unit pricing.

A week-long challenge guide where students avoid labels like 'autistic' to focus on individual strengths, using silicone bracelets as tokens in a 'Referee' style game.

A sensory awareness activity for Autism Acceptance Week that uses high-energy challenges to simulate sensory processing differences and promote inclusive focus strategies.

A teacher-facing resource for running a high-intensity 'Testival' (Test + Festival) pep rally, including 'Ring Entrances,' 'Creed Value Showdowns' (academic bowl style), and the 'Money in the Bank' opening.

A physical and mental challenge activity where students explore intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation through high-energy 'rounds' of review and physical exercise.

A student-facing guide to the incentive systems of the 4-week sequence, including rewards for Money in the Bank briefcases and a catalog for the Creed Value Auction.

A reflection and icebreaker journal for students to use throughout the 4-week sequence, featuring themed check-ins and post-lesson reflection prompts for each of the 6 lessons.

A creative student worksheet for Autism Acceptance Week where students design a 'Unique Finisher' badge representing their neurodivergent strengths and reflect on inclusive support.