This lesson is designed for an 8th-grade student with autism who reads at a 2nd to 3rd-grade level. The focus is on preparing the student for Special Olympics events, specifically the long jump and two running events. Through engaging activities and worksheets, the lesson aims to build confidence, improve understanding of the events, and enhance physical and mental readiness. This lesson is important as it empowers the student to excel in their chosen sports and promotes physical well-being.

This lesson explores the concept of resilience by understanding why setbacks occur and how they help us grow. It's important to build a mindset that sees challenges as opportunities. This lesson is designed for a 13-year-old student, focusing on building resilience at a second-grade reading level, particularly for a student with autism. The session is intended to be completed individually in 30 minutes.

This lesson will help students identify their unique executive functioning strengths and how they can use them to their advantage in the classroom. Understanding these skills can empower students to leverage their strengths in learning activities.

This lesson introduces students to the diverse Native American tribes across North America, focusing on their unique cultures and traditions. Through a combination of discussion, exploration, and a timed quiz, students will gain a deeper appreciation for the rich diversity and heritage of indigenous peoples. This lesson is important as it fosters cultural awareness and respect, helping students understand the historical and contemporary significance of Native American tribes.