All four Level 1 subjects are live — structured printable PDFs for functional learning. Explore Level 1 →
Printable card sets and bundles for extra practice at home, in therapy sessions or in the classroom. Use them on their own, or alongside the Level 1 curriculum.
WH question cards, picture communication cards, emotions, sequencing and conversation practice, with AAC-friendly picture supports.
Choose this when one communication skill needs more practice, or you need ready-made material for sessions.
See speech & language resourcesRelated resources grouped together at a lower price than buying each one separately.
Choose this when you want broader coverage in one purchase.
See bundlesLooking for a full-year learning path? The Level 1 curriculum is available in Life Skills, Functional Maths, Functional English and Social & Communication, ₹999 per subject.
See the curriculumYou do not have to buy everything together. Begin with one area, build a routine around it, then add another subject when the learner is ready.
Level 1 · LiveDaily routines, hygiene, dressing, safety, familiar places and asking for help.
Explore Life Skills →
Level 1 · LiveMatching, sorting, same and different, counting real objects, coins, notes and practical quantity.
Explore Functional Maths →
Level 1 · LiveUseful words, signs, symbols, names and picture-supported functional literacy.
Explore Functional English →
Level 1 · LiveGreetings, requesting, choices, feelings, WH questions, sequencing, turn-taking and AAC-friendly communication.
Explore Social & Communication Skills →
Session-ready picture resources support useful communication at home and in therapy. Response can be through speech, sign, pointing, picture selection or AAC depending on the learner and the activity.
Practise what, where, who and whose using clear picture choices and familiar situations.
Support requesting and choice-making with printable picture-exchange style resources.
Recognise, label and communicate common feelings using visual examples.
Build narration, turn-taking and simple conversation from familiar event sequences.
The clearest next resource is usually the one tied to a problem you can see in daily life.
Start with Life Skills and connect each page with the real routine—hygiene, dressing, meals, safety or asking for help.
Explore Life Skills →Use Social & Communication Skills plus focused WH, emotions, requesting or picture-communication resources.
Explore communication →Choose Functional Maths or Functional English when the priority is counting, money, useful words, signs or symbols.
Compare subjects →Practical answers about formats, Social & Communication, speech resources and where to begin.
The curriculum is organised by subject and progression level. Books & Printables is a format-first way to browse the same ecosystem: Level 1 sets, focused communication resources, activity books and bundles. Choose curriculum when progression matters most; choose a focused resource when you already know the skill you want to practise.
Yes. Social & Communication Skills Level 1 is live alongside Life Skills, Functional Maths and Functional English. It includes practical communication targets such as greetings, requesting, choices, feelings, WH questions, sequencing and turn-taking.
AAC is the broad category of communication methods used alongside or instead of speech. PECS is one specific picture-exchange approach. Able Marga picture resources can support communication practice, but they should not replace a learner’s established AAC system or an individual communication plan.
Yes. Many of the picture resources can be used for short home-practice sessions. Keep the target simple, accept the learner’s accessible response method and coordinate with the learner’s speech or communication professional where an individual therapy plan is in place.
No. Start with one Level 1 subject or one focused resource. Bundles are useful when you already know you want broader coverage; they are not required to begin.
Tell us your learner’s age, how they communicate and the skill you’re working on. We’ll suggest the card set, activity book or bundle that fits. Or try a free sample first to see the page style.
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