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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 comprehensive, 15-day functional math unit focused on money and measurement in the kitchen. Tailored for special education and diverse learners, this unit scaffolds daily measurement, recipe scaling, grocery budgeting, and elapsed time using a warm diner-inspired visual design.

A high school transition support sequence focusing on tracking and empowering students with autism as they develop critical independence, vocational, and self-advocacy skills. This sequence helps connect the classroom, student self-reflection, and home support.

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 functional adult literacy sequence focusing on survival, civic, and vocational communication skills, tailored to support learners from non-readers to transitional writers.

A comprehensive 90-minute co-ed self-regulation and focus workshop designed specifically for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), using accessible, direct language and practical coping strategies.

A training sequence for building executive functioning and focus skills in neurodivergent adults. Through physical simulations, peer challenges, and leader-led distraction games, participants develop real-world attention-management strategies.

A high school transition support sequence focusing on tracking and empowering students with autism as they develop critical independence, vocational, and self-advocacy skills. This sequence helps connect the classroom, student self-reflection, and home support.

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 90-minute educational and interactive hygiene lesson sequence for adults with IDD. Focuses on practical real-life hygiene skills, social expectations, and hands-on practice.

A comprehensive set of transition materials designed to help students navigate post-secondary goals including career exploration, independent living, and agency connections. Using simple text and visual supports, these resources empower students to take active steps toward their future.

A comprehensive set of transition materials designed to help students navigate post-secondary goals including career exploration, independent living, and agency connections. Using simple text and visual supports, these resources empower students to take active steps toward their future.

A series of lessons focused on developing functional literacy and immediate word recognition for high-frequency signs and daily life vocabulary.

A series of lessons focused on baseball legends, designed for students with limited literacy and English language learners.

A series of collaborative lessons designed for Best Buddies pairs to foster social connection through shared creative projects, from gardening to storytelling.

A comprehensive four-day unit for high school Essential Skills students focusing on identifying and interpreting map symbols across various environments, from city streets to building interiors. This unit utilizes hands-on games, visual aids, and practical applications to build functional literacy and independence.

A sequence focused on building self-advocacy skills through experiential learning, specifically for scheduling and managing various types of professional and personal appointments.

A comprehensive course designed for young adults to understand and master the core components of executive functioning, moving from theory to practical life application.

A series of lessons focused on personal hygiene, self-care routines, and social-emotional skills for young learners or students with developmental needs.

A comprehensive unit designed for students with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities to master basic coin recognition and counting skills for pennies, nickels, and dimes. The materials focus on visual matching, size sorting, and scaffolded skip counting.

A gentle introduction to how plants make their own food, designed for students with cognitive delays. This sequence focuses on the basic elements of photosynthesis through visual storytelling and simplified language.