Teacher Hub

Everything for the room. One link.

Free lessons, Smart Board games and visual supports built in a NYC District 75 classroom, for students with disabilities. Each resource lists the supports it has, so you can find what fits your class.

Tap or dragThe games work by tapping, for students who can’t drag.
It talksA spoken voice reads cards and directions aloud.
Prompt levelsErrorless, then hint, then independent. Fade as they learn.
Calm modeLow stimulation, no buzzers, and it follows reduce-motion settings.
Leveled lessonsWritten for 6:1:1, 8:1:1 and 12:1:1 classes.
No accountsNo student names. Data stays on the device.
Resources

Lessons, games and supports

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How to use

Setting up for your students

1

Start errorless

In any game, hold the gear for 1 second and choose Errorless. Move to Hint after a miss, then Independent as the student gets it.

2

Tap for motor needs

Students with fine motor or gross motor challenges tap the card, then tap where it goes. No dragging needed. If the Smart Board is out of reach, open the same link on an iPad on a mount.

3

Calm for sensory needs

Turn on Calm and Quiet All done in settings. There are never wrong-answer buzzers.

4

One QR per setup

Every game setup has its own link. Make it a QR code on the board so a para can open the exact setup in one scan.

5

Keep them in the game

On iPad, turn on Guided Access (Settings → Accessibility) so the student stays in the activity.

6

First/Then the station

Pair any activity with a First/Then board from the app: first sort, then a preferred item.

Privacy

No logins, no student names, nothing sent anywhere. Game data (first-try correct, prompts, time) stays in the browser on that device. In the app, student photos never leave the iPad.