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Sell editable parent-question worksheets for $19, then test demand in special-education Facebook groups.
Offer editable progress-log spreadsheets to special-education teachers for $29, with subject-specific versions as upsells.
Bundle printable prompts for families of teens with IEPs; sell $12 packs through transition-planning groups.
Charge local parent groups $150 for a 60-minute virtual session and validate demand with one pilot.
Offer grade-specific printable binders for $29, bundling routines, attendance sheets, and no-prep lessons.
Charge $149 per teacher to turn their classroom routines and lesson files into a print-ready binder.
Sell sensory-aware schedules and communication cards for $39; pilot with five special education teachers.
Charge schools $99 monthly for vetted, ready-to-send lesson plans when absences arrive before 7 a.m.
Sell $150 virtual walkthroughs to first-year teachers, using your classroom as a practical case study.
Sell annotated floor plans and supply lists for $39, tailored to room size and grade band.
Charge $75 per live practice session; teachers rehearse transitions before students arrive.
Offer districts annual access for $2,000, including recorded tours from local veteran teachers.
Charge homeschool parents $45 per kit; source low-cost materials and include teacher-written experiment cards.
Charge schools per event for English-Spanish interpretation, starting with districts lacking full-time language staff.
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