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Calm, one-concept-per-page worksheets for children with autism and other special needs, ages 2+. No child reading or writing required — your child points, circles, or places a card. Download the PDF and start today.
Able Marga is an India-based publisher of structured, ABA-informed printable curriculum for children with special needs aged 2+. Its worksheets cover Life Skills, Functional Maths, Functional English and Social & Communication across six progression levels—designed so a child can respond by pointing, matching or placing a card, with no reading or writing required.
Every skill is broken into small, teachable steps and built up level by level. Each subject supports meaningful learning, communication and greater everyday independence.
View the complete curriculumDaily routines, hygiene, dressing, meals, safety, money and asking for help—taught through calm, practical activities.
Matching, sorting, quantities, shapes, money and practical number concepts used in everyday situations.
Picture-to-word matching, useful vocabulary and functional literacy that supports communication in everyday life.
Emotions, behaviour, social stories, turn-taking, requesting and AAC-friendly communication activities.
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Everyday independence through routines, personal hygiene, celebrations, safety and asking for help.
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Practical number skills including matching, sorting, quantity, money, time and measurement.
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Picture-based communication, useful vocabulary, receptive understanding and early reading readiness.
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Simple, picture-led stories for everyday situations using a calm and practical teaching approach.
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Choose a suitable starting level based on what the learner can currently do—not age or school class.
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Foundation skills for emotions, interaction, everyday social situations and AAC-friendly communication.
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The next stage of daily routines, self-care, home participation and practical independence.
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Builds on early matching and quantity skills using practical, everyday maths activities.
No complicated setup and no specialist training required. Choose the right starting point, download the printable PDF and teach one calm, clearly guided activity at a time.
Pick the skill your child needs and use the Placement Guide to choose a level based on current ability—not age.
Different subjects can start at different levelsAfter checkout, the print-ready curriculum PDF is delivered to your account and email so you can begin without waiting.
Secure digital delivery—no physical shippingFollow the guidance on each page, prompt success and gradually reduce support as your child becomes more confident.
Calm, one-concept-per-page daily practiceWe know how frustrating it can feel.
Parents, therapists and special educators often spend hours searching for resources that are either too basic, too advanced or disconnected from an Indian child’s everyday life.
Even when a worksheet looks suitable, it rarely explains how to teach the skill, how much support to give or what should come next.
You spend Sunday evening searching for material that matches where your child actually is, only to repeat the same process the following week.
Most printable resources provide an activity without explaining how to introduce it, prompt the learner or gradually reduce support.
A skill practised in one setting may not continue elsewhere when parents, therapists and educators are all using unrelated material.
Without a starting point and a consistent review process, it becomes difficult to explain what the learner has mastered and where support is still needed.
Able Marga is a structured curriculum for Life Skills, Functional Maths, Functional English and Social & Communication Skills—made for parents, therapists and special educators.
Select a subject and use the placement guide to find a suitable level.
Work through clear activities with guidance already included.
Record what the learner can do and identify the next skill to teach.
A worksheet can keep a learner busy. A structured curriculum helps them build skills in the right order, practise consistently and make progress you can actually track.
| What matters | A complete learning path Able Marga curriculum | Individual activities Random worksheets |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence How learning progresses | Units build in order across six levels, with a clear next step. | No defined sequence; activities are usually picked individually. |
| Teaching method How support is provided | Uses errorless teaching, forward chaining and systematic prompt fading from physical support to independence. | Teaching instructions and prompting methods are often not included. |
| Progress tracking How improvement is measured | Pre-test, guided teaching and post-test activities help you monitor progress in each unit. | Usually provides no consistent way to measure skill development. |
| Consistency How each activity feels | One concept per page with a familiar, uncluttered layout that reduces unnecessary cognitive load. | Instructions, visuals and difficulty can change from sheet to sheet. |
| Accessibility How learners respond | Learners can point, circle, match or place a card. Reading and writing are not required, and activities are AAC-friendly. | Many worksheets expect reading, handwriting or verbal responses. |
| Real-life context How relevant examples are | Built for Indian and NRI families, with familiar routines, relationships and culturally relevant examples. | Content may be generic or based on unfamiliar international contexts. |
Units build in order across six levels, with a clear next step.
No defined sequence; activities are usually picked individually.
Errorless teaching, forward chaining and prompt fading are built into the learning process.
Teaching and prompting instructions are often not provided.
Pre-test, guided teaching and post-test activities show progress within each unit.
No consistent system for measuring skill development.
One concept per page with a familiar, uncluttered and predictable layout.
Visual style, instructions and difficulty vary between activities.
Learners can point, circle, match or place a card. Reading and writing are not required.
Many activities expect reading, handwriting or verbal responses.
Created for Indian and NRI families using familiar routines, relationships and examples.
Content may use generic or unfamiliar international contexts.
Explore the curriculum or use the placement guide to find a suitable starting point for your learner.
Whether learning happens at home, in a therapy session or inside a classroom, Able Marga gives every adult a clear and consistent way to support the learner.
Explore who it’s forFollow a practical teaching path without needing to design lessons or search for a different worksheet every day.
Use sequenced, print-ready material to plan instruction, support individual goals and record learner progress.
Reinforce functional goals using consistent visual material that can also be continued by parents between sessions.
Give teachers a shared framework so learners receive consistent instruction across classrooms, groups and academic terms.
Every resource is refined through practical use, observation and feedback.
After years of trying to work within learning systems that were not designed for the way her son learned, SP saw the same difficulty affecting many other families. Available material was often too academic, disconnected from daily life or dependent on reading and writing skills.
Drawing on her experience as a parent and her years of hands-on work with children and adults with developmental differences, she created Able Marga: calm, practical learning resources that build functional skills one clear step at a time.
I built what I wish I had for my own child. Today, I hope it helps yours too.
SP · Founder, Able Marga
Able Marga is used and refined with children and young adults at So-Hum Special School in India. Teachers deliver the activities, therapists observe how learners respond and practical feedback is used to strengthen the curriculum.
Designed so any parent, family member, therapist or special educator can use it with a child with autism or special needs — anywhere in India. No training. No planning. One worksheet per day.
Able Marga has six levels — from Level 1 for early learners to Level 6 for young neurodivergent adults approaching independence. Our free placement guide tells you exactly which level suits your child's current skills. Takes five minutes.
Each unit is a single PDF with 23 pages — including daily worksheets, word cards, pre-test and post-test. Print at home on any printer. All worksheets are black and white compatible and designed for neurodivergent brains.
15–20 minutes a day. Guidance notes are printed everywhere — how to run the activity, sensory tips, interoception tips, and safety notes. Any parent, family member, therapist or special educator can use Able Marga.
Every unit starts with a pre-test and ends with a post-test. See exactly which life skills your child has learned — in measurable terms you can share with a therapist, special school or review meeting.
Every Able Marga unit ends with real-life practice activities so skills practised on a worksheet transfer to home, community and school settings.
Complete the post-test at the end of each unit. See exactly how much your child has grown. Share results with your therapist, school, or review meeting — in measurable, documented terms.
Share our QR code with another parent, therapist or special educator and get the first unit of your next level absolutely free. Because every child deserves access to the right learning.
Raising a child with special needs away from home?
Able Marga brings culturally familiar teaching into a structured, print-anywhere curriculum. Children learn through examples they recognise—Indian festivals, familiar family relationships, daily routines and practical situations.
No international shipping, no waiting and no complicated setup.
Select the subject and level suitable for your learner.
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Use the worksheets at home, in therapy or in the classroom.
Able Marga's six-level system is designed so every child with autism, Down syndrome, intellectual disability, ADHD, cerebral palsy or developmental delay has a starting point that fits them. Levels are based on your child's current skills — not their age.
Communicates with a few words, signs, or pictures. Needs hand-over-hand help for most tasks. Sits with adult support for short periods.
Uses 2-word phrases. Attempts tasks but needs prompting to finish. Names familiar objects and recognises daily routines.
Speaks in short sentences. Completes 3–4 step tasks with verbal prompts. Knows letters and can count to 50.
Holds a short conversation. Completes daily routines without reminders. Reads simple sentences and counts to 100.
Uses skills outside the home. Describes events. Reads a paragraph and does basic Maths.
Manages daily life with minimal adult support. Self-advocates, reads functional text, uses money and tells time.
Always start one level lower than you think. A too-easy start builds confidence fast. Your child can sit at different levels for different subjects — that is completely normal.
No training needed. Able Marga's printable worksheets come with guidance notes everywhere. Print one each morning. Teach your child for 15 minutes. Designed for parents, family members and special educators — even if you have never taught before.
Able Marga gives you a complete structured curriculum — 11 units, one per month — so you never have to plan a day of special needs education again. A structured, India-made curriculum for children with special needs and autism.
Structured worksheets across Life Skills, Functional Academics, and Social & Communication Skills — with pre-tests, post-tests and guidance notes everywhere — ready to use in every session, with measurable data for reports. Parents continue the same skills at home, so generalisation happens naturally.
A consistent, structured curriculum across every classroom. Six levels means every student has a starting point that fits them — from early learners to young adults approaching independence. Zero planning burden on your teachers and special educators.
Built in India, for families everywhere — designed with Indian food, festivals, and names, and usable by any family raising a child who learns differently.
Start with a complete Level 1 curriculum or try a free resource first. Either way, you’ll get calm, structured material designed for practical learning at home, in therapy and in the classroom.
Pick a subject and level that matches the learner’s current ability.
Receive the print-ready PDF after successful checkout or form delivery.
Follow the included guidance and work through one clear step at a time.
