Prompt: Develop an engaging, sensory-friendly math lesson for neurodivergent 5th graders. Begin with a visual schedule to outline activities, followed by a warm-up using a large number line and movement (clapping, stomping) for counting practice. Introduce numbers and math symbols (+, -) with flashcards and hands-on activities using colored counters for simple addition/subtraction. Organize students into small groups to create and solve math story problems using their counters. Include a 5-minute sensory break with calming tools, and conclude with a reflection session where students share what they learned and journal their experiences. Prioritize clear instructions, positive reinforcement, and adjustments for individual needs. Keep the environment supportive and interactive.
CourseBy Jashon Mills