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Communication, Learning & Sensory
Speech and AAC, social skills, learning differences, sensory needs and disability toolkits.
Practical support for the way each student takes in the world.
Speech, language
and AAC support.

Ready to print & useSpeech & AAC
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Pragmatic Language Activities Pack
Pragmatic language skills show up in real conversations, so that is where they need to be observed. This...

Communication Strategies for Nonverbal Students
Supporting a nonverbal or minimally verbal student means building communication through every channel, not...

Speech & Language Toolkit
A student who seems to ignore directions or struggles to find words often has a receptive or expressive...

AAC Communication Strategies
Students who use AAC need a coordinated, consistent approach across the school day. This set of 20 slides...

OT PT SLP Classroom Support Guide
Therapy goals stick best when they carry into the classroom. Each of these 20 sheets takes a specific...

Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
A student with Auditory Processing Disorder is not tuning you out on purpose; their brain is working hard...

AAC in the Classroom
Every child in your classroom has something to say, including those who communicate without spoken words....

Communication Boards & PECS Starter Kit
Communication boards and PECS work best when setup, partner responses, and student use are all monitored...

Deaf-Blindness Toolkit
A student who is deafblind experiences the world primarily through touch, so communication and learning...

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
Developmental Language Disorder does not always look the way teachers expect: a reluctant speaker, vague...

DHH Support Toolkit
A student who is deaf or hard of hearing needs access to the lesson, not just a seat in the room. This...

Empowering Nonverbal Communicators with AAC...
Every student has something to say, even before they have the words. This visual guide walks you through...

Individual Student Communication and Learning...
Supporting a student who uses AAC or is building communication skills works best when everyone follows the...

Individual Student Communication Plan AAC...
AAC works best when teachers, related service providers, and families follow the same plan. This one-page...

Multiple Disabilities Toolkit
Supporting a student with multiple disabilities means managing communication, mobility, sensory needs and...

Nonverbal & Minimally Speaking Support Magazine
Being nonverbal or minimally speaking never means having nothing to say. This magazine style resource helps...

Stuttering Support
What you say, and do not say, to a student who stutters makes a real difference. This guide gives teachers...

Supporting Nonverbal Students
Nonverbal does not mean non-communicating. This comic style guide shows how to listen differently and build...

Vocabulary Development Intervention Plans
Vocabulary growth is easier to support when you can see where a student is on the path from recognizing a...

Parent Teacher Collaboration in Special...
Strong special education outcomes usually have a parent and a teacher working as a team. This guide helps...

Behavior Is Communication in Special Education
Every behavior serves a purpose, and responding well starts with understanding that purpose. This 31-slide...

Functional Communication Strategies for...
Nonverbal and minimally verbal autistic students need reliable ways to ask for help, make choices and share...

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) Observation...
Documenting Childhood Apraxia of Speech depends on patterns noticed across sessions, not a single score....

Understanding Body Language
Students communicate a great deal before they say a word, and learning to read that, in themselves and in...

Parent Teacher Communication Log Editable...
A clear record of parent contact protects you, shows you have been proactive, and reminds you what was...
Friendship, conversation
and conflict skills.

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Social Skills Checklists Toolkit
Social skills are easier to support when you know exactly which skills a student is using. This 12-page set...

Pragmatic Skills Checklist
Saying social skills are hard for a student does not tell you where to start. This checklist gives you a...

Back to School Social Skills Guide
Friendships and classroom communication do not come naturally to every student. These 12 strategy tables...

Building Friendships at the Start of the...
Feeling isolated at the start of the year can affect a student's whole school experience. These 12...

Helping Students Build Friendships at the...
The start of the school year is when friendships form, and some students need support to join in. This...

Peer Interaction Log for Classroom Tracking
Tracking peer interactions over time gives real insight into social growth. This Peer Interaction Log...

Perspective Taking & Empathy Workbook for...
Understanding what other people think and feel does not come naturally to many students with autism, ADHD...

Social Skills Instruction
Some students need social skills taught directly, step by step. This visual guide gives you a framework for...

Summer Social Skills Guide for Neurodivergent...
Summer brings new social settings without the structure of school, which can be hard for neurodivergent...

Summer Social Skills Practice
Summer offers many chances to practice social skills, from games to new groups. These 12 strategy tables...

Tools for Teaching Conflict Resolution Skills
Peaceful classrooms depend on students having the skills to resolve conflict. This reference gives you 12...

Understanding Sarcasm and Literal Language...
Students who think literally often miss sarcasm and figurative language. This 50-page social skills...

Would You Rather Social Skills Game for...
A simple Would You Rather game can become a structured tool for building communication, critical thinking,...

54 SEL Short Stories for Kids
Conversations about feelings, kindness, and patience are easier to start with a story. This collection of...

30 Social Stories
Social moments are easier to navigate with a clear, relatable example to point to. This set of 30...

Life Skills & Social Skills Guide for Autism...
When a student needs help greeting a friend, waiting a turn or getting dressed independently, it helps to...

Life Skills & Social Skills Reference Guide...
Skills like taking turns or brushing teeth are rarely simple to teach, especially when they need to carry...

Social Play Skills for Autistic Children
For autistic children who want to connect with peers but are unsure how to start, this guide brings...

Conversation Skills for Kids
Conversations have a shape, and once kids can see it, they can join in. This visual guide breaks...
Reading, writing
and math supports.

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Reading Strategies for Dyslexia
Struggling readers need more than one approach. This resource gives you 20 strategy tables across the...

Dyslexia Support Toolkit
Dyslexia is not about effort; it is about how the brain processes written language. This 49-page guide...

Dysgraphia Support Toolkit
Writing should not be the hardest part of the school day. This dysgraphia support guide gives teachers...

Word Problem Solving Strategies - Math Tables...
Many students guess at word problems instead of reasoning through them. This guide uses 20 tables that...

Problem Solving Skills for Students
Students run into many kinds of problems: social situations, big emotions, tricky math, tough decisions....

Comprehensive Guide to Supporting Students...
Some common math teaching habits add to confusion for students with dyscalculia. This guide uses 20 tables...

Dyscalculia Support Toolkit
Math should not trigger panic. This dyscalculia support guide helps teachers build number sense step by...

Guided Reading Lessons
Level L readers are moving into longer chapter books with fewer pictures. This 50-slide guide walks Grade...

Math Problem-Solving Supports for SEN Students
Word problems are one of the hardest parts of math for many students with additional needs. These...

Multi-Sensory Learning Activity Pack
Some students learn best when they can touch, build, and move through a concept. This pack offers hands on,...

Multisensory Learning Strategies for Children...
Multisensory teaching helps students with dyslexia connect sounds, letters and ideas, but it is hard to...

Spelling and Writing Supports for Students...
Students with dyslexia need support at different points of the writing process, from letter sounds to...

Students Who Struggle With Generalization
Many students learn a skill in one setting but cannot use it in another. These 12 strategy tables identify...

Students with Extremely High Pattern Recognition
Students with strong pattern recognition notice connections others miss, but they can also overgeneralize...

The Appointment Readiness Toolkit for...
Medical and dental visits can be overwhelming for neurodivergent children. This 12-page toolkit uses...

Visual-Spatial Learners with Learning...
Visual-spatial learners often show real strengths while struggling with reading, written expression and...

Writing Support Scaffolds for Struggling...
Writing can be the hardest subject for many struggling learners, and breaking it into smaller steps makes a...

Dyslexia Strategies for the Classroom
Supporting a dyslexic student takes strategies grounded in research. This guide brings them together for...

Dyslexia Dyscalculia Dysgraphia Dyspraxia...
Noticing the signs of a learning difference is the first step to getting a student the right support. This...

Dyscalculia Guide
If you have ever had a bright student freeze on a simple math worksheet, this comic style guide explains...

Classroom Accommodations and Tools for...
Students with dyslexia face barriers well beyond reading, from writing and memory to attention and...

Dyslexia Guide
Dyslexia is a different way of processing language. This comic style guide helps you understand it and...

40 Brain Teasers & Riddles with Solutions
A good puzzle gets students thinking before the lesson even starts. This collection of 40 brain teasers and...
Sensory processing
and motor skills.

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Sensory-Friendly Classroom Strategies
Spotting the early signs of sensory overwhelm and responding quickly can prevent a meltdown. This guide...

Sensory Needs Toolkit - Strategies for the...
Sensory support often stops at sound and touch. This toolkit covers every sensory system across 20 tables,...

Sensory Processing Strategies for All Ages
Sensory needs look different depending on age, setting and routine. This guide offers 20 strategy sheets...

Dyspraxia & DCD (Developmental Coordination...
A student with dyspraxia or DCD is not being careless when they trip, drop things, or struggle with...

Fine Motor Science Experiments - Step by Step...
Fine motor practice is easier to sustain when it does not feel like a drill. This 50-page resource builds...

Sensory Detective - Exploring Textures,...
Sensory awareness is easier to build when students are actively investigating. This 50-page activity set...

Sensory Overload Strategies for Classrooms
Sensory overload can derail a student's whole day. This guide offers 20 tables in a problem, fix and...

Sensory Processing in the Classroom
A student who seeks constant movement, covers their ears or melts down suddenly may be having a sensory...

Top 10 Sensory-Friendly Classroom Hacks
A free, quick guide for teachers who want a calmer classroom where students can focus. It lists ten...

Vestibular Processing Difficulties
Vestibular processing difficulties affect balance, movement and comfort in busy environments. These 12...

Autism Support Toolkit
Behavior is communication, and this 50-page guide helps you understand what a child is telling you, whether...

Special Needs Parent Guide
Parents of children with unique needs are always looking for practical ways to help at home. These 12...

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) vs. Autism
SPD and autism overlap enough that it can be hard to tell what you are seeing, especially during sensory...

Back to School Sensory Supports
A noisy, busy classroom can make learning hard for students with sensory needs. These 12 strategy tables...

Back to School Sensory Supports
A classroom that ignores sensory needs can make learning harder for many students. This 104-page guide...

Creating a Sensory-Friendly Summer
Summer can bring heat, noise, crowds and changed routines that overwhelm children with sensory needs. This...
Toolkits for specific
disability categories.

Ready to print & useDisability Toolkits
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Toolkit for Supporting Profound Intellectual...
Supporting individuals with profound intellectual disabilities reaches beyond classroom instruction. This...

Comprehensive Learning Disability Support...
Strategies make more sense when you understand how a learning disability affects learning. This reference...

Developmental Delay Toolkit
Young children with developmental delays learn best through play, not worksheets. This 50-page guide gives...

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder affects memory, focus and behavior in ways that are often misunderstood....

Managing Co-Occurring Conditions
Many students do not fit a single diagnosis; autism with ADHD or dyslexia with anxiety are common. This...

Orthopedic Impairment Toolkit
A student who uses a wheelchair, walker or crutches needs the classroom itself to work for them. This...

Strategies for Supporting Students with...
Supporting a deaf-blind student involves communication, sensory, technology and team decisions. This...

The Special Education Teacher's Disability...
Teachers often meet students with a range of disabilities and need clear, practical information fast. This...

Visual Impairment Toolkit
A blind or low vision student can access the same lesson as everyone else; they just need it in a different...

Emotional Regulation Activities for Students...
Students with dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and other specific learning disabilities often work twice...

Emotional Regulation Activities for Students...
Supporting a student with Emotional Disturbance means holding space for big feelings while teaching...

Instructional Adaptations by Disability Type
Each learning profile calls for a different approach. This guide uses a simple if, then, why structure to...

Twice-Exceptional (2e) Students
A twice-exceptional student can be brilliant in one area and seriously struggling in another, and the...

Emotional Regulation Activities for Students...
Emotional regulation looks different when a person cannot rely on sight or sound. This practical guidebook...

Emotional Regulation Activities for Students...
Deaf and hard-of-hearing students often carry emotional weight that goes unnoticed, from communication...




