Amy Mueller

Routine Rocket is a Tier 2 small-group intervention for kindergarteners to learn and establish consistent morning routines using visual schedules and engaging activities. Over a single 20-minute session, students will practice sequencing tasks, use a sticker board to track their steps, and sing a welcome song—building executive function and reducing transition challenges.

This 15-minute individual visual support lesson uses simple pictures to teach a Kindergarten student with significant intellectual disabilities how to use gentle hands. Through clear visuals and practice activities, this lesson helps build safe and respectful touch skills.

This individual Tier 3 session teaches a Pre-K child to replace hitting or grabbing with gentle touches through modeling, practice, and reflection. Over 20 minutes, the student learns safe, positive interactions and builds self-regulation skills.

This engaging lesson for 5th graders focuses on developing self-control, a crucial life skill that empowers students to manage their emotions and actions effectively. In just 15 minutes, students will explore strategies to enhance their self-control, making them feel like they have a superpower in their daily lives.

This lesson will guide students in Grades 9-12 through an exploration of their personal 'heroic journey,' charting pivotal moments and identifying personal strengths. Using the classic Hero's Journey framework, this activity encourages self-reflection and empowers students to connect their personal growth to the narratives of heroes across cultures.

This lesson introduces 3rd graders to the concept of patience and acceptance through a short social story. It helps students understand that not getting what they want is a part of life and teaches them how to handle such situations positively. This lesson is important as it fosters emotional resilience and empathy, crucial skills for personal development.