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A young child is smiling while standing in a kitchen next to a lit candle. The background includes kitchen shelves and appliances. Next to the child is text explaining what fire is, mentioning that it is hot and bright, can be used for warmth and cooking, but can also be dangerous if not controlled.
Illustration of a fire drill procedure. The top section shows children in a classroom stopping as a fire alarm sounds, with the text "Stop when I hear the fire alarm" and a check mark next to it. The bottom section depicts children lined up and walking calmly outside, with the text "Make a line and calmly walk outside."
Illustration of a teacher and a student standing in a school hallway next to a fire alarm. The teacher is kneeling and explaining the fire alarm's use while pointing at it. The alarm reads "In case of fire, pull down." Other children stand in the background observing. A poster on the door displays a cartoon rocket, and another poster on the wall shows a safety pyramid. The caption below reads, "Only pull if there is a fire."
A young child is smiling while standing in a kitchen next to a lit candle. The background includes kitchen shelves and appliances. Next to the child is text explaining what fire is, mentioning that it is hot and bright, can be used for warmth and cooking, but can also be dangerous if not controlled.
Illustration of a teacher and a student standing in a school hallway next to a fire alarm. The teacher is kneeling and explaining the fire alarm's use while pointing at it. The alarm reads "In case of fire, pull down." Other children stand in the background observing. A poster on the door displays a cartoon rocket, and another poster on the wall shows a safety pyramid. The caption below reads, "Only pull if there is a fire."
Illustration of a teacher and a student standing in a school hallway next to a fire alarm. The teacher is kneeling and explaining the fire alarm's use while pointing at it. The alarm reads "In case of fire, pull down." Other children stand in the background observing. A poster on the door displays a cartoon rocket, and another poster on the wall shows a safety pyramid. The caption below reads, "Only pull if there is a fire."

Help neurodivergent kids understand instructions, new situations and big feelings with Ella. Instantly create stories, cards and explainers that help kids "get it." Use Ella together, or let the child listen or read alone.

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Ella puts kids at the center

Create the child's avatar once, and watch as Ella weaves them into engaging scenarios that build confidence and independence. Our visual learning approach makes complex situations simple and relatable.

When children see themselves in visuals, they connect deeper, understand better, and engage longer.

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Why parents love Ella

From daily routines to new experiences, Ella helps kids navigate any situation, big or small, with clarity.

  1. Instant support for you and your child, anytime and anywhere
  2. Smooth transitions to new experiences, stress-free
  3. Easy-to-follow daily routines that kids adore
  4. Clear guidance whenever confusion arises
  5. Consistent support from home to school, boosting understanding and confidence
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An upset young girl standing in the kitchen.
An illustration of a young girl with curly hair sitting at a desk in a classroom. She is focusing on drawing or coloring on a piece of paper, surrounded by school supplies like pencils and a cup for pens. In the background, there are bookshelves, a clock on the wall, and natural light coming through a window. The text next to her reads, "What Are Transitions? At school, transitions are times when we move from one activity to another. They help us get ready for changes in our day."

Why teachers love Ella

Transform your teaching and save hours each week with our intuitive tools:

  1. Personalized visual schedules to reinforce daily routines
  2. Custom social stories featuring your student’s avatar
  3. Specialized learning cards for individualized lessons

Plus, share collections of resources across your entire team — completely free!

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