High Accessibility Curriculum

A complete setup sequence for Lovell Middle School, featuring social studies class syllabi and school-wide student council election sign-ups to kickstart student leadership.

An organizing campaign kit for student body elections, providing clear visual resources to encourage student candidacy, define leadership roles, and streamline signups.

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

An introductory lesson on Egypt and Kush, focusing on their geographic relationship along the Nile River, their shared cultural traits, and their unique differences. Designed with scaffolded readings, simplified text, graphic organizers, and structured writing frames for students needing support.

A comprehensive middle school history unit sequence exploring the American Civil War. Students analyze foundational causes, major military turning points, diverse social impacts, and the enduring legacy of the conflict through primary sources and cause-and-effect relationships.

A collection of highly engaging, visually structured syllabus handouts for middle school history and social studies courses. Helps set clean expectations, procedures, and communication channels for students and families.

A week-long, highly accessible history unit exploring ancient Athens and Sparta. Designed for middle schoolers with elementary-level reading skills, it uses sports-team analogies, tactile sorting activities, and collaborative scenario-based discussion to support social-emotional and academic growth.

A financial literacy lesson designed for middle schoolers to learn budgeting, goal-setting, and simple interest concepts using an engaging gamer-themed tracker.

An introductory lesson for 8th-grade California students exploring why we study history and the six key themes of historical analysis. Students transition from passive memorizers to active historical detectives analyzing the relevance of the past to their modern lives.

An introductory 8th-grade US History lesson focused on historical thinking skills and why studying history is essential. Students analyze historical clues and investigate modern connections through collaborative case files.

A comprehensive introductory lesson designed to demystify the school counselor's role. It introduces students to the concept of the counselor as a supportive co-pilot, clarifies appropriate times and methods to visit, and establishes trust through interactive discussions, a facilitator guide, and a reflective student exit ticket.