A teacher guide and desk reference sheet to support the Voice Explorer session. Includes a pacing guide, neuroaffirming scripts for the teacher, and a printable visual aid for the student's desk highlighting replacement behaviors (Whisper Scream, Deep Squeeze, and Outdoor Choice). Updated for content consistency with the new 'Outdoor Scream' tool.

A neuroaffirming presentation for a Grade 2 student focusing on volume awareness and replacement behaviors for screaming. It includes a volume meter activity, a social story about the impact of loud sounds on others, and specific 'secret tools' like whisper-screams, deep pressure, and asking to go outside for big sounds.

A mid-level current events worksheet for special education students, featuring chunked text and 4 comprehension questions with text-and-symbol answer choices. Revised to fit all content on two pages and add selection circles.

A highly visual news worksheet for Pre-K/K special education students, featuring a 5-part visual story and a 4-question assessment. Revised to add more questions and ensure all assessment items fit on a single page with uniform styling.

A set of functional communication cards designed for easy cutting and use. The cards use large icons and bold text to help a student express needs like "I need a break," "I need help," and "I am angry."

A high-contrast visual choice board featuring six clear coping strategies (Deep Breathing, Wall Pushes, Quiet Space, Sensory Tool, Music, and Help). Each choice is color-coded with large icons for easy identification.

A multi-page workbook featuring a clear social story about managing anger, followed by simple 'When/Then' visual worksheets for practice. It uses high-contrast icons and large text suitable for a 15-year-old with severe autism.

A simplified current events worksheet with picture symbols (Rebus style) for lower-level or visual learners. Includes 4 sentences with icons and 3 visual multiple-choice questions. Revised for single-page fit.

A one-page current events worksheet for 3rd-grade students about a local teacher nominated for America's Favorite Teacher. Includes a reading passage and five multiple-choice comprehension questions. Revised for single-page fit.

A teacher answer key for the Favorite Teacher Worksheet, featuring symbol-supported answers and instructional guidance for special education implementation, consolidated to a single page.

A Wh- question worksheet based on the favorite teacher article, featuring PCS-style visual symbol supports, selection areas, and page-break protection to keep questions and answers together.

A current event article about Mrs. Christina's nomination for America's Favorite Teacher, featuring simplified text and visual symbol boxes for accessibility, consolidated to one page.

An additional advanced counting worksheet for numbers 21-30 featuring parrots, koalas, and gorillas, reinforcing the strategy of counting multiple groups of 10.

An additional counting worksheet for numbers 11-20 featuring hippos, tigers, and crocodiles, providing extra practice with the '10 + more' strategy.

A comprehensive teaching guide providing instructional strategies, scaffolding tips, and a pacing guide for implementing the Zoo Number Quest materials with special education students.

A clear answer key for the Zoo Number Quest series, providing the correct totals for all animal counting activities.

The most advanced worksheet in the set, challenging students to count up to 30 by organizing animals into clear groups of 10.

A counting worksheet for numbers 11-20, using the '10 + more' visual strategy to support students with learning disabilities and developmental delays.

A counting worksheet for numbers 1-10 featuring zoo animals, designed with large visuals and clear response areas for Kindergarten Special Education students.

A visually engaging slide deck designed to introduce counting concepts up to 30 using zoo animals, with specific scaffolding for Special Education Kindergarteners.

A simplified, picture-supported reading worksheet. It features sentences with icons above key words and three multiple-choice comprehension questions with visual aids, serving as a bridge between the standard text and the high-support symbol grid.