Grace Dearmin

This engaging lesson is inspired by Disney's Inside Out and designed to help middle school, high school, and special education students understand and manage their emotions. Through fun activities like exploring an emotion wheel and learning coping skills, students will gain insight into their feelings and how to handle them in different social situations. The resource includes a feelings check-in worksheet, engaging slides, and a discussion on managing complex and overlapping emotions, making

Make budgeting engaging and meaningful with The Price is Right: Grocery Edition, a fun, interactive game where students guess the prices of real grocery items and practice functional money skills. This activity is perfect for Life Skills programs, ILS sessions, transition classrooms, financial literacy lessons, and any setting where students benefit from real-world budgeting practice. Students view each grocery item, make a price prediction, and compare their guess to the actual cost—building pr

INCLUDESSelf-Esteem & Early Experiences Difference between facts vs. opinions (page 1) How early experiences shape self-esteem, including bullying, stress, trauma, and lack of affirmation (page 1) Body Image & Diet Culture Education Origins of body shaming and loss of body trust (page 2) Cultural messages, puberty, body policing, and internalized expectations (page 2) Intuitive Eating Principles Color-coded intuitive eating guide covering: ✔ Rejecting diet mentality ✔ Honoring hunger ✔ Making

Bring the ocean to your telehealth sessions with this playful SpongeBob-themed Under the Sea ABA Visual Routine slideshow. Designed to keep young learners engaged, motivated, and regulated during virtual sessions, this resource uses bright underwater graphics, familiar characters, and a clear structure to support participation and smooth transitions.

Teach real self-care in a way that’s meaningful, accessible, and fun.This lesson goes beyond bubble baths and reminds students that self-care means making choices that protect their mental health, regulate emotions, and reduce stress. Designed for neurodivergent and general education learners alike, this resource blends reflection, discussion, and hands-on activities of your choice such as journaling, coloring, and bracelet-making.

Help students decode sarcasm with this engaging, neurodivergent-friendly social communication lesson!This 19-slide resource teaches students what sarcasm is, why it can be hard to understand, and how to recognize it in tone, body language, context, and media. Designed with bold visuals, easy-to-read text, and interactive slides, this lesson is perfect for: Speech sessions Social-emotional learning (SEL) Life skills classrooms Autism support programs Transition-aged students and young adult

This Bathroom Routine Visual Chart teaches children the step-by-step process of using the toilet independently. With clear visuals and simple instructions, this resource supports learners who need structure, repetition, and visual guidance—perfect for autistic students, early learners, potty training, or independent living skills. The routine covers everything from lifting the lid to wiping, flushing, wiping the seat, and pulling pants back up. Ideal for classrooms, therapy settings, or home bat

Support your students in developing essential hygiene and grooming skills with this beginner-friendly Hair Hygiene & Hairstyling Lesson. Designed for teens and adults with low independent living skills, this lesson teaches foundational vocabulary, product identification, heat-styling safety, common hair problems, and step-by-step routines for creating simple everyday hairstyles. This highly visual, structured lesson helps students who struggle with hygiene routines, executive functioning, fine-m

This lesson helps students learn how to set clear, realistic goals using the SMART method and then create a vision board to stay motivated. The visuals and straightforward explanations make it perfect for life skills programs, transition programs, counseling groups, advisory classes, and SEL instruction. The resource is designed for teens and young adults who benefit from structure, visual supports, and step-by-step guidance. It breaks down goal setting into simple, manageable parts so students

This simple, highly customizable Choice Board Template helps students clearly communicate their preferred activities, toys, or motivators using visual supports. Designed for learners who benefit from structured choice-making—such as AAC users, autistic students, or individuals in ABA therapy. This board empowers students to express “Let’s play _____” or “I want _____” statements with confidence. The 9-slot layout provides flexibility for teachers, clinicians, and caregivers to add pictures, i

This Handwashing Visual Routine teaches children how to wash their hands independently using clear, kid-friendly picture steps. Perfect for classrooms, bathrooms, therapy rooms, and home use, this chart supports learners who benefit from visual structure, including autistic students, early learners, and those practicing hygiene skills. The routine includes 8 simple steps: turning on the water, using soap, scrubbing, rinsing, drying, and even wiping the counter to build strong daily living skills

Support Tweens, Teens, and Adults through escalation with Humor and ClarityGuide your Simpsons-loving students through independent emotional regulation with this engaging visual resource. This tool uses Homer Simpson’s iconic behaviors to walk learners through the escalation cycle—from early warning signs to peak behaviors—helping them identify their own triggers, warning signs, and coping strategies in a relatable, low-stress way. Created for neurodivergent students who may struggle with commun

Help students recognize, label, and express their emotions with this set of real-photo feelings cards and posters. Each card features a high-quality image of a child displaying a specific emotion—such as hungry, sick, bored, scared, excited, happy, sad, tired, frustrated, and angry—making it easier for learners to understand facial expressions and connect them to vocabulary. This resource is perfect for SEL lessons, counseling, ABA, speech therapy, and special education settings. Real images mak

Take the stress out of daily food choices with this Meal Planning Bingo board designed especially for students who benefit from structured routines, predictability, and visual meal options. This engaging resource helps students and families plan meals without overwhelm or decision fatigue. Perfect for neurodivergent learners, this visual aid supports those with autism, ADHD, anxiety, ARFID, or other challenges related to food flexibility and independence. Students or caregivers can choose a mea

This Emotional Self-Care Checklist helps students, teens, and adults reflect on their current self-care habits and identify areas they want to improve. With a simple 1–3 rating scale and clear examples of emotional and physical self-care, learners can assess how often they engage in healthy habits like resting, setting boundaries, expressing feelings, and practicing relaxation. Perfect For SEL lessons & counseling Therapy homework Teen and adult self-reflection Mental health check-ins Independen

This Master Cleaning List breaks household chores into simple daily, weekly, monthly, and semi-annual tasks to make cleaning easy and manageable. The clean, organized layout helps teens, adults, and ILS learners understand what to do and when, reducing overwhelm and building independence. Perfect for printing, posting at home, or adding to a cleaning binder. INCLUDES Daily tasks (make bed, dishwasher, trash, clothes) Weekly tasks (dusting, vacuuming, mirrors, bathroom, fridge) Monthly tasks (was

Keep parents informed and childcare routines running smoothly with this clean, easy-to-use Daily Nanny Log. Designed for nannies, babysitters, daycare providers, and home-based caregivers, this report sheet makes it simple to track a child’s day and communicate important details at pickup. The form includes clearly labeled sections for feeding, behavior, diapering/potty, and anything out of the ordinary. It also offers dedicated spaces for important notes and caregiver observations, helping pare

This life skills lesson teaches students how to recognize and communicate personal boundaries, speak up for themselves, and identify red flags in social and interpersonal situations. Designed for neurodivergent and general education students alike, the lesson includes visuals, interactive elements, and reflection-based discussion prompts. This resource is ideal for social-emotional learning, life skills instruction, transition planning, or counseling groups. What’s Included Introduction slide

Help students build confidence in real-life conversations with this social communication worksheet designed to teach how to respond, connect, and keep dialogue going. Using relatable scenarios from classmates, professors, and friends, learners practice generating appropriate follow-up questions and comments that make conversations feel natural, not awkward or one-sided. This resource is perfect for teens and young adults who need support with conversation skills, college readiness, self-advocacy

Support your students in building healthier, more independent eating habits with this Intuitive Meal Planning Template. Designed for teens and adults who benefit from structure, visual supports, and simple decision-making tools, this planner helps users choose meals based on their hunger level. This tool is especially helpful for individuals who struggle with appetite awareness, overeating, undereating, decision paralysis, or executive functioning challenges.