Resources/Tools

Transform your practice with free resources designed for parents, teachers, and leaders. Explore downloadable guides, practical worksheets, step-by-step frameworks, video tutorials, and curated articles—all created to help you lead with clarity and create meaningful impact. Whether you're navigating a specific challenge, looking to deepen your skills, or seeking inspiration for change—find the tools you need to take your next step.

For Parents:

Parent Communication Guide

A practical guide for parents on how to communicate effectively with teachers and schools—featuring templates, frameworks, and conversation starters you can use right away.

Parent -Teacher Communication Guide

Family Meeting Guide

Family Meeting Guide: Build Connection Through Intentional Family Conversations

Strong families communicate intentionally. Our Family Meeting Guide helps you establish meaningful conversations where every family member's voice is heard, from clarifying family values to addressing challenges together. Discover how to structure engaging family meetings that work for every age—from preschoolers through high schoolers—with ready-to-use templates and facilitation tips.

Family Meeting Guide

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For Teachers:

Executive Functioning Developmental Checklist:

Help students build independence with this practical executive functioning checklist for Kindergarten–Grade 5 teachers. With grade-level guidance, classroom strategies, and teacher checklists, this resource supports explicit teaching of planning, organization, attention, time management, emotional regulation, and flexible thinking. Use it to strengthen classroom routines, guide lesson planning, and adapt supports to each learner’s strengths and needs.

EF Developmental Classroom Checklist

Resource to Support Math Instruction:

Math Antics is an engaging, teacher-friendly website that uses animated instructional videos, clear explanations, and visual models to make mathematical concepts accessible and easier to understand. Covering topics such as place value, fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, and introductory algebra, the site helps students build conceptual understanding while reinforcing foundational skills.

How teachers can use it: Math Antics is particularly useful for introducing new concepts, reteaching challenging skills, providing targeted Tier 1 and Tier 2 supports, and offering additional practice through worksheets. Its visual, step-by-step explanations can support diverse learners, including students who benefit from repeated instruction, explicit modeling, and opportunities to learn at their own pace.

Best for: Upper elementary and middle school students, as well as older students who need reinforcement of foundational math concepts.

Teaching tip: Pair a short video with manipulatives, partner discussion, or hands-on problem-solving to move students beyond procedural fluency toward deeper mathematical understanding.

Discover a valuable resource for teachers and educators with AI Tools for Assessing AI Usage in K-8 Settings:

This guide provides insights into effective tools designed to evaluate how AI is being integrated into the classroom. It offers practical strategies for assessing student engagement and understanding, ensuring that AI enhances learning experiences. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate the evolving educational landscape and make informed decisions about AI usage in your teaching practices.

AI Tools for Assessing AI Usage in K-8 Settings

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Resources/Tools

For Parents:

Parent Communication Guide

Family Meeting Guide

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For Teachers: