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 highly visual and print-friendly 5-slide deck outlining the Artemis II mission rules for the speech therapy crew. Features large text, thematic icons, and clear protocol for teamwork and communication.

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.