Level 1 curriculum
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Able Marga's Life Skills curriculum teaches the everyday independence skills children with autism and other special needs need most — following routines, personal hygiene, handling money, staying safe and asking for help. Level 1 is ready now: 10–11 print-ready units built on errorless teaching, with no reading or writing required from the child.
Life Skills Level 1 is a complete set of 10–11 print-ready units. Each unit breaks an everyday skill into calm, clear and manageable steps.
Every unit follows Able Marga’s structured, errorless-teaching approach and can be repeated according to the learner’s pace.
Designed for guided success
Short, repeatable activities help the learner understand and practise a skill without unnecessary pressure.
Each unit moves from noticing the skill to practising it, using the “Safe Person” framing your child already knows — Mummy, Papa, Dada/Nana, Dadi/Nani, Teacher, Didi, Bhaiya. Prompts are built in; you fade them as your child succeeds.
Get the complete Level 1 set together and begin with practical, everyday skills your learner can use at home, in therapy and in the classroom.
Complete Level 1 curriculum
A structured collection of 10–11 print-ready units covering everyday routines, personal hygiene, safety, helping at home and asking a Safe Person for help.
This is a digital printable product. No physical item will be shipped.
Able Marga levels follow functional ability, not age or school class. Choose the level that matches what your learner can currently do.
Life Skills
Start when your learner can do morning steps with help, name body parts and ask for help.
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Start when your learner can dress, wash and eat independently and manage most self-care routines at home.
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Start when your learner can manage their belongings, complete hygiene routines and follow school-ready routines.
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Start when your learner can do simple chores, help prepare food and follow basic safety rules.
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Start when your learner can shop and travel with support, use a phone and keep appointments.
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Use the placement guide to choose by current ability rather than diagnosis, age or school class.
Clear answers about starting Life Skills, using the teaching prompts and adapting the activities for nonverbal and AAC users.
See how errorless teaching, prompt fading and short learning sessions work in practice.
Explore how it works →Break each skill into small, ordered steps and prompt success rather than letting your child guess. Able Marga's Life Skills worksheets do this for you — one concept per page, with a built-in prompt order show → tap near → wait → ask so your child learns routines, hygiene and safety with confidence.
Start with a daily routine, like Unit 1: My Morning Routine, and asking for help safely in Unit 9, then add hygiene and money. These give the fastest wins in independence and safety.
Yes. Responses are point, match or place-a-card, and the materials are AAC-friendly, so a nonverbal child can fully participate.
Begin with the complete Life Skills Level 1 curriculum or try a real printable worksheet before purchasing. No specialist training is required to get started.