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A comprehensive 15-lesson social skills curriculum designed specifically for middle and high school students with intellectual disabilities. It uses highly structured, visual-heavy layouts to teach conversational skills, peer dynamics, self-advocacy, and community safety through concrete social scenarios.

A comprehensive 15-lesson training sequence designed for students with intellectual disabilities to master independent living. Covers personal care, household management, functional budgeting, and workplace readiness through interactive scenarios and gamified board games.

A visual and interactive self-advocacy curriculum designed specifically for students with intellectual disabilities and diverse communication styles. This foundational series empowers students to express feelings, request assistance, and make independent choices through highly structured group games, partner interactions, and individual visual communication books.

A comprehensive 15-day reading and functional life skills program designed for late elementary through high school students with intellectual disabilities. This unit integrates functional community texts (safety signs, schedules, menus, job applications) with core academic standards (WH questions, highlighting, inferencing, sequencing, and theme) through highly structured slides, worksheets, task cards, and assessment guides.

A 4-week math workbook and instructional sequence themed around outer space exploration, specifically designed for middle school students with disabilities (SWDs) working at an early 1st-grade level. Features embedded touch-points, base-ten icons, visual number paths, and age-appropriate space exploration visuals to teach single-digit operations, place value, and patterns.

A 4-week intensive math intervention program set in a space exploration universe, designed for multi-grade students with disabilities in Grades 5–8. It covers additive thinking, place value, and decimal regrouping, anchored in Grades 4–6 standards with a Grade 5 core middle ground.

A comprehensive three-year executive functioning curriculum for middle school students in grades 6-8. This curriculum targets emotional control, focus, planning, time management, working memory, and metacognition through interactive lessons, student worksheets, and visual anchor charts.

A comprehensive, space-themed 4-week Extended School Year (ESY) ELA curriculum designed for middle school students with disabilities (grades 5-8). It features daily scaffolded learning structures, differentiated materials spanning early emergent to early fluent readers, and visual sensory supports that make ELA skill acquisition accessible, engaging, and structured.

A structured literacy unit aligned with Wilson Step 6.2, focusing on multi-syllabic words with suffixes. Students engage with high-interest passages about popular icons while mastering syllable division and spelling patterns.

A comprehensive executive functioning sequence designed for 5th and 6th graders to master time management, physical organization, and cognitive flexibility during school day transitions. Students build concrete routines for morning prep, backpack/locker management, and adapting to unexpected disruptions.

A real-world functional math series designed for life skills students. Students practice budgeting, making purchases, and navigating supermarkets to build independent living skills.

A therapeutic and accessible 3-week reflection and transition unit for diverse learners. It supports processing end-of-year feelings, celebrating personal growth, and managing change with interactive slide prompts and three hands-on, high-interest printable craft keepsakes.

A multi-sensory, dyslexia-supportive reading and decoding unit focusing on core letter-sound associations, sight-word automaticity, and confident oral articulation. Tailored for struggling readers through visual anchoring, physical games, and multi-step assessment routines.

A six-week executive functioning small group curriculum for 6th graders, designed for rapid 10-minute sessions. It covers planning, organization, and focus using highly visual slides and consolidated mission sheets.

A functional life skills and practical mathematics sequence designed to help students navigate community retail and grocery stores, manage a budget, and build independent living skills.

A highly visual, step-by-step sequence designed for students with significant intellectual and learning disabilities. The unit focuses on real-life money skills: coin/bill identification, the next-dollar-up strategy, simple store purchases up to five dollars, and basic wants vs. needs budgeting.

A speech-language therapy sequence focusing on developing listening comprehension, active visualization, and note-taking skills through the lens of modern pop culture and media.

A comprehensive, highly scaffolded literary sequence spanning 32 distinct literary investigations of Natalie Babbitt's Tuck Everlasting. Each unit splits the original text into meticulous thematic, symbolic, and structural breakdowns, paired with student field journals, tactile aids, and specialized teacher keys.

An 8-week social-emotional intervention sequence designed for neurodivergent and shy students. It uses a "Field Guide" and "Wildwood Scouting" metaphor to build self-confidence, ease the anxiety of trying new things, and structure decision-making.

A highly visual, sensory-friendly 2-day curriculum designed for non-verbal teenage students with severe autism. This unit uses repetitive, concrete processing, visual humor, and 2-choice interactive structures to teach the life-critical routines of daily showering and changing clothes while avoiding sensory overload.

A comprehensive social skills unit focusing on personal space and boundaries across various school settings and routines for the week of May 25th. This unit differentiates for four distinct classroom groups (Kean, Ramapo, WP, and WashU) with tailored social stories and activities.

A specialized counseling sequence focused on replacing physical aggression with functional communication and sensory regulation for students with high-needs autism. This sequence emphasizes 'Gentle Hands' and provides visual tools for managing frustration when denied access.

A behavior support system designed like an architectural blueprint, focusing on building self-regulation, reducing interruptions, and establishing clear structural boundaries for student success.