Sensory Toolbox Series

An integrated, high-interest unit plan for a 1:1 student with physical accommodations, spanning five countries (Japan, Egypt, Kenya, Brazil, and France). Each country features a complete CVI-friendly integrated unit integrating reading, writing, 5th-grade math, science, music, food, and animals, tailored to a 3rd-grade decoding and 6th-grade comprehension profile.

An introductory lesson exploring Japan's geographical location, island features, national flag, and a virtual bullet-train route, adapted for students with CVI Phase III.

A visually rich, light-background slide presentation designed for students in Phase III CVI with high visual complexity. Features a dedicated island pronunciation guide with clear phonetic spellings and syllables, elegant visual targets, and clean sans-serif typography.

A comprehensive 10th-grade transition planning sequence focused on developing independent living skills through community navigation and transportation mastery. Students progress from basic map reading and app usage to planning complex trips and identifying essential community resources.

A complete CVI-friendly integrated unit on Egypt following our travel routine: Northeast Africa geography study, camel/crocodile biology, Pyramid volume math, simple machines science (ramps and levers), and pita/hummus cooking.

A 5-slide interactive presentation deck for Egypt following our exact travel study routine. Designed with large print (minimum 24px), CVI-friendly high contrast, simple machines engineering, and active speech-to-text writing structures.

A 10-day comprehensive fine motor skill-building sequence for Kindergarten students focusing on building grip, hand strength, and supplies control.

A complete CVI-friendly integrated unit on Japan following our travel routine: Honshu geography study, snow monkey/red-crowned crane biology, Bullet Train math, Maglev magnet science, and fruit sushi cooking.

An all-in-one, 4-page CVI-friendly student journal for the Egypt expedition. Following the exact daily routine, it integrates geography locating tasks, flag study, a high-interest read-aloud passage about Pyramid engineering, speech-to-text writing prompts, morphology word study (construct), real-life volume math, and pita/hummus cooking steps.

A library orientation and digital systems training program with two distinct pathways: a full-length collaborative workshop and a 4-part asynchronous self-paced track, utilizing identical physical and digital materials.

An introductory reading comprehension and science lesson about sharks for second-grade students, featuring PEC-style visual supports and a cooperative matching board game.

A 5-slide interactive presentation deck for Japan following our exact travel study routine. Designed with large print (minimum 24px), CVI-friendly high contrast, bullet train aerodynamics, and active speech-to-text writing structures.