A teacher's guide for facilitating the Strategy Squad lesson. Includes a pacing guide, key phrases for encouragement, coaching tips for specific strategies, and advice for integrating IEP accommodations during standardized testing.

A student reference sheet and checklist for tracking test-taking strategies. Features a high-contrast design with MCAS-specific goal prompts and an expanded visual breathing tool for self-regulation. Writing spaces have been increased for student usability.

A set of 10 high-contrast visual anchor charts for classroom display. Each chart features a large icon and clear, simple instruction for a specific test-taking strategy, designed to be easily readable from across the room.

A high-energy, mission-themed slide presentation featuring 10 essential test-taking strategies. Designed for students with disabilities, it emphasizes using time effectively, anxiety regulation, and practical techniques like previewing and elimination. Final slide updated to focus on doing one's best.

A high-contrast, visual infographic poster designed for neurodivergent youth experiencing homelessness. It provides clear, direct guidance on public Wi-Fi safety, social media privacy, identifying predatory red flags, and safe protocols for meeting online friends in person.

A high-impact, exciting promotional card for the 'Executive Function Freebie'. It features oversized Montserrat typography, a vibrant neon-saturated color palette (blue and rose), and a bold 'FREEBIE' stamp effect. Designed to grab attention and convert educators to the Neuro Command Academy entry protocol.

An expanded "Brave Toolbox" list of coping skills specifically categorized by the 10-level Anxiety Thermometer. It now features 24 actionable strategies, including brain-state context for each level. Includes a space for students to select and record their top three preferred tools.

A set of printable practice cards with common testing-season scenarios for students to practice identifying cognitive distortions and applying the Perspective Pivot technique.

A student worksheet for identifying cognitive distortions and practicing the Perspective Pivot reframing technique, including space for evidence collection and belief scaling.

A personal reflection worksheet where students identify a specific stress thought and apply the P.I.V.O.T. technique to reframe it into a resilient, balanced perspective.

A detailed teacher facilitation guide for the Perspective Pivot intervention, including learning objectives, a step-by-step instructional sequence, and differentiation strategies.

A teacher-facing discussion guide with specific prompts and facilitation tips to lead meaningful conversations about cognitive distortions and resilience.

A student worksheet for individual practice of the Pivot Technique, allowing students to identify their own distortions and practice reframing them with balanced statements.

A set of small-group activity cards featuring common student stress scenarios during testing season, designed for students to identify cognitive distortions and practice the P.I.V.O.T. reframing technique.

A slide deck introducing cognitive distortions like all-or-nothing thinking and catastrophizing, with a focus on the 'Perspective Pivot' reframing technique.

An interactive set of scenario cards for the Distortion Detective activity, helping students identify specific cognitive distortions in realistic academic situations.

A visual slide deck to guide the Perspective Pivot lesson, featuring the 'Broken Lens' metaphor and the 3-step Pivot Technique.

A comprehensive lesson plan for teachers that outlines the pacing, objectives, and instructional strategies for facilitating the Perspective Pivot lesson, including script prompts and differentiation tips.

A comprehensive lesson plan for teachers, outlining the instructional sequence, learning objectives, and differentiation strategies for the Perspective Pivot intervention.

A comprehensive slide deck for students that introduces cognitive distortions, focusing on 'all-or-nothing' thinking and catastrophizing, and teaches the P.I.V.O.T. technique for reframing stressful thoughts during testing season.

A student-facing "Brave Toolbox" list of coping skills specifically categorized by the 10-level Anxiety Thermometer. It provides actionable physical and mental strategies for maintaining calm, catching early worry, managing high worry, and navigating panic. Includes a space for students to select their top three preferred tools.

An updated "Worry Map" Teacher Guide for facilitating the Anxiety Thermometer lesson. It includes instructional objectives, an implementation pacing guide that integrates the new coping skills list, and facilitator scripts for helping students distinguish between anxiety-driven fear and task avoidance.

A "Body Clues Checklist" designed as a companion to the Anxiety Thermometer. It helps 4th and 5th graders identify physical symptoms of anxiety across four intensity levels (Relaxed, Unsettled, High Alert, and Overwhelmed), encouraging self-awareness and early intervention.

An expanded set of 48 scenario cards for 4th and 5th graders, split across four pages. Includes Academic, Social, Performance, Transitions, and highly specific One-on-One Counseling activities (like LEGO, clay, and making glitter jars). These cards help students apply the Anxiety Thermometer to real-life triggers and distinguish between anxiety-driven fear and simple task avoidance.

An expanded set of 36 scenario cards for 4th and 5th graders, split across three pages. Includes Academic, Social, and highly specific One-on-One Counseling activities (like clay work, board games, and talking about home). These cards help students apply the Anxiety Thermometer to real-life triggers and distinguish between anxiety-driven fear and simple task avoidance.

A set of scenario cards tailored for 4th and 5th graders, categorized into academic, social, and 1-on-1 counseling situations. These scenarios are designed to be used with the Anxiety Thermometer to help students identify triggers and distinguish between anxiety-driven fear and simple task avoidance.

A 5-slide visual presentation for the streamlined Social Blueprint series, introducing the four modules and technical concepts (Decoding Formula, Broadcasting, Assets) with slide-optimized font sizes and high-contrast design.

A 10yo ASD-aligned final 'Structural Audit' document, certifying the student's fact-based strengths (Logic, Broadcasting, Flex) to reinforce self-worth objectively.

A large, high-visibility visual poster of the Anxiety Thermometer. It features the 10-level scale with fading colors (Green, Yellow, Orange, Red), large emojis including the red-tinted Level 10 gritting teeth face (😖) and Level 7 fearful face (😨). Includes bold labels that describe the state of the "thinking brain" at each level.

An age-appropriate (10yo) activity sheet for Session 3, using 'Social Forecasting' to resolve conflicts and engineering solutions that satisfy multiple viewpoints, with a focus on 'Minecraft vs Outside' scenarios.