Welcome to Friendly Ferns Swamp!

Together, we are unstoppable! XTERMIGATOR Kids

Helping Kids and Adults Understand Unseen Disabilities
—One Adventure at a Time. Through educational workshops, free resources on educational inclusion programs, and disability awareness events. Contact us now

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Welcome to XTERMIGATOR KIDS!

Step into the magical world of Friendly Ferns Swamp, where XTERMIGATOR and his friends explore the wonders of unseen disabilities with courage, kindness, and teamwork. Whether you’re here to meet the characters, enjoy fun activities, or learn something new, there’s something special for everyone!

Let’s change the world, one story, one educational experience and CHOMP, at a time.

“Different is beautiful. Together, we are unstoppable!”

Empower Every Learner

Our Key Offerings

At our core, we believe in making education accessible for everyone. Our mission is to empower individuals through tailored learning experiences, community engagement initiatives, and our educational workshops. Join us as we work together to uplift and inspire all learners.

Personalized Tutoring

One-on-one sessions designed to meet individual learning needs, ensuring every student reaches their full potential.

Community Workshops

Engaging workshops that promote collaboration and skill-sharing among students and community members.

Resource Hub

A comprehensive collection of educational materials and tools available to support all learners.

Education & Training Services

A Disability is not an Inability, it’s your greatest Superpower!

Meet the Team

What readers say

Eric’s new book “Extermigator & The Zoomy Frog” is full of information presented in a way we can all understand and relate to. For you parents it gives you a great insight into what’s going on inside the mind of your special needs child. For the rest of us it’s eye opening into a world we know little about. Can’t wait for his next endeavor.

Jay DierVice President Retired at Citnalta Construction Corp

News

Is Your Child Included or Just “In the Room”? 7 Ways to Tell the Difference (And What to Do About It)

You walk into your child’s classroom during an open house or a scheduled observation, and at first glance, everything looks perfect. Your child is sitting at a desk, surrounded by their peers, and the teacher

The Ultimate Guide to Teaching Unseen Disabilities Through Stories: Everything Parents and Educators Need to Succeed

Picture this: Your child comes home from school confused and frustrated. "Mom, why does Alex get to use headphones in class when I don't? It's not fair!" Or perhaps you're an educator watching a student

IDEA Policy Changes vs Your Child’s Rights: Which Matters More for Your Neurodiverse Student?

When Sarah received the email about her son's upcoming IEP meeting, she felt that familiar knot in her stomach. "Another policy change," she thought, scanning through references to new documentation requirements and updated transition planning

7 Mistakes You’re Making with Neurodiversity Language (and How to Fix Them)

"Mom, why did that teacher say I'm 'suffering from ADHD'? I don't feel like I'm suffering." This question from 8-year-old Maya stopped her mother in her tracks. Like many parents navigating the world of neurodiversity,