Special Education Curriculum Guide

Thinking about The Special Education Curriculum?

Check out this Special Education Curriculum Guide to find out if it is the right fit for your setting before you buy.

In this guide, you'll receive a full outline of everything included, an example implementation schedule, a scope & sequence, standards guide, differentiation levels and more!

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Build a More Structured, Independent, and Predictable Setting

If you're teaching in a self-contained special education classroom or homeschooling a learner with special needs, you know that success isn't just about teaching the core academics.

It's about creating systems.

Systems that reduce overwhelm.

Systems that support independence.

Systems that help students know what to do, where to go, and how to participate successfully throughout the day.

That's exactly why I created this FREE Special Education Curriculum Guide.

This guide is designed to help you understand the framework behind the curriculum and everything that is included. It is designed to help you decide if The Special Education Curriculum is the right fit for your classroom or homeschool setting.

What's Included in the Guide?

How to Differentiate

This guide covers the levels offered with explicit detail on student learning paths and how to differentiate the instruction to meet all learner needs.

Standards Covered

This guide lists all standards targeted within the curriculum. It also covers a scope & sequence to help you understand pacing in your setting.

How to Prep & Store

This guide will walk you through what to prep first, how to start small, how to store items for easy access throughout the year.

Sample Day

This guide will provide you with a sample structured day using The Special Education Curriculum.

More than a Curriculum

This isn't just a collection of worksheets.

The Full Year Special Education Curriculum was designed as a complete instructional system that supports:

✓ Structure

✓ Predictability

✓ Communication

✓ Independence

✓ Functional Academics

✓ Meaningful Skill Practice

✓ Student Success

The curriculum uses repeated instructional formats across morning work, binders, task boxes, file folders, writing activities, comprehension practice, and independent work systems so students can focus on learning rather than constantly learning new routines.