Option A · Icon tile
A topic-tinted header with a resource-type icon and the type label. Colorful and quick to scan by type. Recommended for grids (home, library, related).
Option B · Text-forward, color chip
No media area. A solid topic-color icon chip brings the color in as a contained shape (no border lines), with a longer excerpt. Densest and most honest for long lists, and the lightest to build.
Phonemic Awareness Checklist
A one-page screener teachers can use in the first weeks of school to spot early reading needs.
CW-FIT Teacher Kit
Everything a teacher needs to run the class-wide group contingency: timer, point cards, and posters.
Why Behavior Interventions Stall in Year Two
What sustains coaching and data routines past the launch year, and how to recalibrate.
Behavior Cost Calculator
An interactive tool that shows leaders what disruptive behavior costs and what support returns.
My take
Lead with Option A for grids (home, library, related), where the type icon plus topic color reads fast and a real photo can drop in later. Use Option B for long or dense lists (search results, category pages), where speed of scanning beats imagery. Tell me which to roll out and I'll apply it across the real pages.