Last Updated: June 2026 New free inclusive resources are added on the first of each month. Find behavior tools, classroom guides, videos, and printable resources to support inclusive practice for educators and leaders.
Because sharing is our love language. The first of each month, we add new resources—free handouts, videos, guides, and inspiration—to help you bring inclusion to life in joyful, practical ways. Whether you’re a teacher, leader, or paraprofessional, you’ll find something here to make your work lighter, brighter, and more connected. Enjoy!
2026 June Freebies
20 Powerful Responses for Inclusion Advocates
When someone asks, “But what will they get out of this class?” it can stop an IEP meeting or placement discussion in its tracks. This practical resource gives educators and leaders 20 research-informed responses that reframe the conversation from proving a student belongs to identifying the supports they need to succeed. Perfect for difficult conversations, staff training, and strengthening inclusive decision-making.
10 Things Every Administrator Should Know About Inclusion
Leading inclusive schools requires more than good intentions. This guide outlines the essential knowledge every administrator needs—from understanding legal requirements and protecting student rights to building systems, schedules, staffing models, and cultures that support belonging. Ideal for principals, district leaders, and aspiring administrators committed to sustainable, inclusive practices.
20 Student Behaviors and What They Might Be Trying to Say
What if behavior isn't the problem—it's the communication? This compassionate guide helps educators move beyond reacting to student behavior and start understanding the needs underneath it. Featuring 20 common behaviors, possible messages students may be communicating, compassionate responses, and ready-to-use language, it helps teams build trust, reduce escalation, and respond with greater empathy and effectiveness.
Ready for the Next Step?
These free resources are a starting point—but real change happens when educators have space to learn, reflect, and apply these ideas in practice.
If you’re ready to go deeper, here is a powerful ways to continue your learning:
Trying to Move Inclusion Forward… But Facing Pushback Along the Way?
You’re navigating competing priorities, real concerns from staff, and limited time, while trying to do what’s best for students.
This 5-part virtual leadership book club gives you a clear, practical path to move inclusion forward with more confidence and less resistance.
Details:
- 5 Wednesdays from 9:30am-11:00am ET
- June 17 • June 24 • July 1 • July 8 • July 15
- Live with the authors of The Way To Inclusion
Designed specifically for school and district leaders




