Make lessons stick. Cut the chaos. Teach to real brains.

Make it stand out.

  • Who this is for

    K–8 teachers, SPED, interventionists, paras, and principals who want:

    Fewer disruptions + smoother transitions

    Higher engagement (especially ADHD, autism, dyslexia)

    Lessons that stick the first time

    Make It

  • What teachers learn (outcomes)

    Decode behaviors as signals (not defiance) and fuel the missing need

    Design a 3-step lesson that works with any curriculum

    Deliver quick sensory add-ins that regulate the room in 2–5 minutes

    Document learning with simple reflection tools (no 20-page packets)

    Make It

  • Why it works

    Because it’s not about if students can learn, it’s about how we deliver the fuel: a hook for the eyes, an experience for the body, and a moment to make it theirs.

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Brain Buddy™ Classroom Management System

In this workshop, teachers will learn how to use the Brain Buddy™ Classroom Management System to manage behaviors, fuel focus, and build a classroom culture where kids feel safe and ready to learn.


Brain Buddy™ management = regulation first, learning second.

In this workshop, teachers will learn how to use Brain Buddy Systems to manage behaviors, fuel focus, and build a classroom culture where kids feel safe and ready to learn.

What’s Inside:

  • Brain Exercises for Regulation
    Quick movement and bilateral routines that reset focus, calm big emotions, and prevent disruptions before they start.

  • Reinforcement That Actually Works
    Brain-based rewards and encouragement systems that motivate students without constant bribery or pressure.

  • Communication Tools
    Scripts, visuals, and check-in systems so students can signal what they need — and teachers can respond quickly without power struggles.

  • Behavior Decoding Framework
    How to identify what’s really going on when a student melts down, zones out, or acts out — and how to meet the missing nutrient instead of escalating conflict.

Sensory Learning Academic Management Workshop

In this workshop, teachers will learn how to use Sensory Learning Strategies to manage behaviors, fuel focus, and make lessons stick for every learner.

Sensory Learning Management = engage the brain through the body first, learning second.

In this workshop, teachers will learn how to use Sensory Learning Strategies to manage behaviors, increase engagement, and make lessons stick for every type of learner.

What’s Inside:

  • The Sticky Learning Cycle™
    A 3-step format — Visual Hook → Sensory Activity → Reflection — that turns abstract lessons into concrete, memorable learning.

  • Sensory Tools That Calm & Focus
    Movement breaks, tactile add-ins, and visual supports that prevent shutdowns, blurting, and fidget overload.

  • Behavior Prevention Through Sensory Design
    How to build sensory-rich lessons that keep students regulated and cut down on reteaching.

  • Ready-to-Use Classroom Examples
    Plug-and-play strategies for math, reading, science, and social studies so teachers leave with a lesson they can use tomorrow.

What Teachers Experience

  • Live Demos: Teachers become the students: walking number lines, acting out science cycles, and building hands-on models.

  • Plug-and-Play Examples: Pre-made hooks, sensory add-ins, and reflection strategies ready for the next day’s lesson.

  • Collaboration Time: Grade-level groups adapt one of their own lessons into the Sticky Learning Cycle™ format.

Why Schools Love It

Reduces reteaching time by making concepts “stick” the first time.

  1. Improves classroom management because active brains = calm bodies.

  2. Works with any curriculum — no new textbooks or programs needed.

  3. Empowers teachers to reach neurodivergent learners (ADHD, autism, dyslexia) alongside the whole class.

  • No. Both workshops are designed to layer onto what teachers already do. The Brain Buddy™ system plugs into daily routines and transitions, while Sensory Learning Strategies adapt lessons teachers already teach. It’s not about doing more, it’s about teaching in a way that sticks and cuts down on reteaching.

  • Traditional systems rely on clip charts, consequences, or rewards. The Brain Buddy™ and Sensory Learning workshops go deeper by addressing the root causes of behavior. Instead of managing symptoms, teachers learn how to regulate brains and bodies first, so kids are calmer, more engaged, and ready to learn.

  • Yes. Both workshops are curriculum-neutral. The Sticky Learning Cycle™ (Visual Hook → Sensory Activity → Reflection) and Brain Buddy™ routines fit right alongside district resources, textbooks, or teacher-created lessons.

  • No. The strategies scale for K–8. For younger students, sensory activities may look like movement games or props. For older students, they may look like role-play debates, visuals, or hands-on labs. The brain-based principles are universal.

  • Each workshop includes ready-to-use tools:

    • Brain Buddy™ → regulation exercises, reinforcement system, communication cards, behavior decoding framework.

    • Sensory Learning → subject-specific idea banks, lesson template, and classroom-ready sensory strategies.
      Teachers walk out with a lesson or routine they can begin implementing the very next day.

  • Standard sessions run 60 minutes. A 90-minute deep-dive option includes more hands-on practice and grade-level planning time.

  • Absolutely. Both workshops were designed with ADHD, autism, and dyslexia in mind. Teachers will learn how to:

    • Decode Sensory Behaviors
      Understand when a meltdown, shutdown, or blurting episode is linked to sensory imbalance instead of “defiance.”

    • The Sticky Learning Cycle™
      A 3-step framework — Visual Hook → Sensory Activity → Reflection — that keeps kids regulated while they learn.

    • Classroom-Ready Sensory Strategies
      Quick movement breaks, tactile add-ins, and visual cues that can be built right into math, reading, science, and social studies.

    • Behavior Prevention Through Sensory Design
      How sensory-rich lessons reduce blurting, keep attention longer, and cut down on reteaching.

    • Create a Sensory-Smart Classroom
      Set up routines, visuals, and “refueling stations” so kids know how to regulate without disrupting the flow.

  • Yes. Schools can add optional coaching or multi-session implementation sprints to help teachers embed these practices consistently across the year.