A revised printable mindfulness document featuring larger tactile pathways, bigger icons, and minimal text to better suit first-graders with ADHD.

A highly visual and engaging slide deck with 25 slides. It guides students through 12 'Relationship Detective' case studies, presenting friendship behaviors and asking students to determine whether they represent healthy or unhealthy relationships. Each case file is followed by an answer slide color-coded in green (healthy) or red (unhealthy) with friendly icons and guiding text to support emerging readers.

A tactile, visual 5-level emotion scale and desk meter designed for students with ADHD/ASD to communicate anxiety levels, identify physical sensory sensations, and select appropriate coping strategies.

A colorful, high-visual classroom anchor chart poster detailing the 'Catch, Separate, and Flip' cognitive-behavioral routine for turning worry thoughts into exciting possibilities. Designed to be displayed in calm-down corners.

A highly visual, kid-friendly slide presentation designed to guide kindergarteners through externalizing their worries and reframing them with the 'Flip' routine. Features clear visuals, age-appropriate language, and interactive prompts.

A comprehensive, highly structured lesson guide for teachers to facilitate 'Worry Flippers' with kindergarteners, with specific sensory, pacing, and behavioral accommodations for students with ADHD and ASD.

High-quality, beautifully themed Ready Ranger Graduation Certificate that teachers can print out, write names on, and award to students.

A creative reflection and pledge worksheet where kindergarteners trace their pledge oath, sign their name, and draw themselves as a certified Ready Ranger.

Interactive slides reviewing the three core ranger skills and conducting a fun, structured 'Graduation Ceremony' for kindergarten students.

Comprehensive lesson notes featuring the 'Ranger March' routine, transition chants, and a visual observation checklist for transition skills.

A hands-on sorting and sequencing worksheet where students trace a transition path and identify safe vs. unsafe transition choices.

Presentation introducing 'Transition Trails' (moving quietly, quickly, and safely). Includes visual timers and instructions for the 'Trail Walk' challenge.

Facilitation notes for Lesson 2, with the 'Silent Ranger' warm-up game, a step-by-step script, common kindergarten misconceptions, and strategies to support impulsive talkers.

A friendly worksheet with visual scenarios (e.g., sharing an idea, needing a pencil, asking a question) where students color in a raised-hand icon to show when raising a hand is the ranger way.