A comprehensive instructional guide for teachers to facilitate the Texting Toolbox lesson, including learning objectives, differentiation strategies, and safety guidelines.

A handy one-page reference guide with fill-in-the-blank AI prompts for texting scenarios, perfect for students to keep near their devices.

Visual presentation slides introducing the concept of AI as a 'social sidekick' for texting, featuring clear scenarios, prompt examples, and safety rules.

A practice worksheet for students to learn how to use AI prompts to navigate common 'stuck' texting scenarios, featuring clear visual structures and guided practice boxes.

A set of discussion prompt cards for EL teachers to use when analyzing ACCESS data. Focuses on domain divergence, intermediate plateaus, newcomers, and long-term ELs.

A printable checklist for high school EL teachers to manage end-of-year documentation, material collection, and summer school hand-offs. Includes a reflection section for professional growth planning.

A professional 14-slide presentation for a high school EL department meeting. It covers end-of-year documentation, material collection, ACCESS data analysis, and instructional strategies for the upcoming school year.

A teacher-facing instructional guide for implementing the Reaction Reset system. It provides strategic advice on introducing cue cards, using visual prompts, and managing accountability sessions with students who exhibit antagonistic behaviors.

A structured accountability document for students to complete after a behavioral incident. It prompts the student to reflect on the situation, the impact on their peers and teacher, and commit to using their replacement behaviors (counting to 10 or using a fidget) next time.

A set of four portable, pocket-sized cue cards for a student to use for behavioral self-regulation. Each card focuses on a different aspect: replacement behaviors (counting to 10, using a fidget), logical consequences (choice paths), communication prompts, and self-empowerment.

A complete set of 30 printable scenario cards with a dedicated writing area for students to draft their requests for help. Each card is clearly labeled and color-coded by setting (School, Home, Community).

A consolidated one-page facilitator guide for the Support Scout Navigator lesson, including learning objectives, gameplay instructions, and instructional strategies for teaching self-advocacy.

A revised printable board game with a corrected S-curve path logic, directional arrows, darkened text for better contrast, and embedded quick rules to ensure the game is self-contained and easy to play.

A consolidated visual reference sheet for students that defines different types of support, lists people they can ask for help in various settings, provides polite scripts for asking, and includes a four-point scale for measuring the level of help needed.