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Below are different curricula that you can infuse into your classes, or to incorporate into the Occupational Framework of classes.
Below are different curricula that you can infuse into your classes, or to incorporate into the Occupational Framework of classes.
Occupational Framework.pdfYear-by-Year Crosswalk of Resources
Year-by-Year Crosswalk of Resources
Below are FREE curricula that can be found on the Internet. Chicago Public Schools does not recommend any one particular curriculum, and there are several additional curricula out there. Simply use what is best for your students.
Below are FREE curricula that can be found on the Internet. Chicago Public Schools does not recommend any one particular curriculum, and there are several additional curricula out there. Simply use what is best for your students.
Accessible Chef is a collection of free visual recipes and other resources to help teach cooking skills to individuals with disabilities.
"A Chance to Ride" is a curriculum developed by The Kennedy Center to teach young adults on the autism spectrum to travel independently using public transportation.
The ACT Now College & Career Readiness Guidebooks includes curricula, activities, lesson plans, and resources for introducing and exploring college and career readiness opportunities at elementary, middle, and high school levels.
Virtual career-exploration trips.
Create opportunities for meaningful conversations about Race.
Transition-focused lessons to incorporate into your classroom.
CalCRN provides career development information and resources to support development of the critical career self-management skills necessary for success in today's world of work
Designed for use with middle and high school students, this curriculum allows students to explore careers and independent living skills, while setting goals for themselves.
A curriculum designed to teach money management to individuals with disabilities.
Free modules and lesson plans for teachers assisting college-bound students.
Free modules and lesson plans for families who are preparing to send their child to college.
Free online classes to build skills.
Direct Your Future is a career exploration program for middle and high school aged students.
A resource for improving health and nutrition in the disability community.
Virtual career-exploration trips.
A free career and IT-readiness program.
Free resources for teaching social and emotional learning.
A financial education program for teens that draws upon the experience of actual young adults from diverse backgrounds.
Free, online learning lessons.
A toolbox of resources to help build self-determination skills.
Templates for student-led IEP meetings.
Student activities to prepare them for understanding the IEP process and their involvement.
Student activities to assist them with understanding their IEP.
Designed for students who are deaf or hard of hearing.
A 7-unit curriculum that focuses on setting personal and work goals, and exploring jobs and careers.
A virtual museum that discusses the history of disability.
My CAERT offers profiles on various careers within the agricultural field, including career profiles with current employees and suggested pathways.
A self-advocacy curriculum for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Lessons, interactive activities, assessments and other resources for engaging students with quality personal finance curriculum.
A free transition-focused lesson.
A magazine publication for teens, written by teens that teaches different financial literacy concepts.
A 5-unit curriculum that focuses on the Pre-ETS areas from WIOA.
Financial literacy lessons designed for individuals with disabilities.
Modules to assist youth disabilities as they transition to college.
The lesson plans intended to help deliver a variety of transition instruction and activities to students with disabilities in high school.
A 6-unit curriculum that is designed for individuals with disabilities to master soft-skills, so they can gain and maintain employment.
A short curriculum that teaches individuals with disabilities about nutrition and fitness, including but not limited to food groups, balanced plates, and hydration.
T-Folio is a free transition portfolio tool for high school age youth with disabilities. It is designed to guide youth in exploring, identifying, and planning for their desired post-school goals.
The 411 On Disability Disclosure (Educator* Workbook) - A WORKBOOK FOR FAMILIES, EDUCATORS, YOUTH SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, AND ADULT ALLIES WHO CARE ABOUT YOUTHWITH DISABILITIES.
The 411 On Disability Disclosure (Educator* Workbook) - A WORKBOOK FOR FAMILIES, EDUCATORS, YOUTH SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, AND ADULT ALLIES WHO CARE ABOUT YOUTHWITH DISABILITIES.
A nine-unit workbook curriculum designed for youth and adults working with them to learn about disability disclosure and help them make informed decisions about whether or not to disclose their disability and understand by considering how that decision may impact their education, employment, and social lives. Based on the premise that disclosure is a very personal decision to be made by young people themselves, the workbook helps young people think about and practice disclosing their disability.
Student-paced modules for preparing for work and continuing education (coming soon).
A program Activity Guide for Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired.
Prepares students for their IEP meetings and gain self-determination skills through six sections that contain thirty-six lesson sessions.
How a teenage, her parents, and her teacher view the transition process for young persons with disabilities.
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