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A special-needs curriculum parents can actually teach at home

Ready-made printable lessons for building life skills, functional maths and English at home—without spending hours planning activities or needing a teaching qualification.

Able Marga gives parents a ready-made, ABA-informed curriculum for teaching a child with special needs at home—no training required. Choose a subject and level, download the print-ready PDF and follow the built-in prompts. Designed for Indian families and NRIs, with familiar contexts and INR pricing.
Parent teaching a child at home using a structured printable learning activity
10–15 min A short daily session can be enough to begin.
No lesson planning required

Print the page, follow the prompts and work at your child’s pace.

Print-ready PDF
Built-in teaching prompts
Indian and NRI friendly
Reprint for your child
Why parents choose Able Marga

Less preparation. More time for patient, meaningful practice.

You already know your child. Able Marga gives you the structure, activities and prompts needed to turn that knowledge into a clear, repeatable home-learning routine.

You do not need a teaching background

Each page focuses on a manageable concept and includes practical guidance for the adult. You can see what to present, how the child may respond and where support may be needed.

Start with one page, observe your child’s response and repeat before introducing something harder.
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Calm, uncluttered activities

Clear visuals and one main task per page make it easier to direct attention without unnecessary distraction.

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Begin with one unit

Try a focused unit or a free worksheet before committing to a complete subject or full-year set.

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Familiar home context

Everyday routines, family situations, Indian contexts and functional skills make learning more relevant at home.

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Use it again when needed

Reprint a page for your own child and return to an activity when extra practice or revision is needed.

Where to start

Choose one useful skill and begin small

You do not need to begin every subject at once. Start with the area that will make the greatest practical difference to your child’s daily life.

Recommended first Able Marga Life Skills Level 1 printable curriculum
Life Skills — Level 1

Build useful everyday independence

A practical starting point for routines, hygiene, safety, recognising everyday items and asking for help.

  • Connect learning with daily home routines
  • Practise skills that parents can reinforce naturally
  • Use structured units across the year
Try before buying Free Able Marga printable worksheet for parents to try at home
Free starter worksheet

See how your child responds

Try a genuine printable activity before choosing a complete set. Observe attention, response method and the support required.

  • No payment or card required
  • Delivered as a printable PDF
  • Use pointing, matching or card placement
Understand the method Parent helping a child complete an Able Marga learning activity
Parent guide

Learn how to teach each activity

Understand errorless teaching, prompting and gradual prompt fading in straightforward language before starting regular sessions.

  • Give enough help for early success
  • Reduce support as confidence grows
  • Choose level by ability rather than age
A simple home-learning routine

From download to teaching in four manageable steps

Consistency matters more than doing a large amount at once. A short, calm and repeatable routine is easier for both parent and child.

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Choose one goal

Select a useful current skill instead of trying to teach several unrelated concepts in one session.

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Prepare one activity

Print the required page and prepare any picture cards or simple materials before inviting your child.

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Support success

Demonstrate or guide the response when needed. Avoid repeatedly testing a skill the child has not yet learned.

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Repeat and fade help

Repeat the activity over several short sessions and gradually reduce prompts as the response becomes easier.

10–15 min
A practical daily starting point Stop earlier if your child becomes tired. A short successful session is more useful than a long struggle.
Understand the teaching method
What parents receive

Ready to print and ready to teach

The structure is already prepared so you can spend your time supporting your child instead of designing lessons and worksheets from scratch.

Download and usage

A print-ready PDF delivered instantly to your account and email. Print at home, in sessions or in class, as many times as you need for your own child or students. INR pricing; download once, use anywhere in the world.

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Structured printable lessons

Clear activities organised around specific functional learning goals rather than random worksheet practice.

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Prompts for the parent

Practical guidance helps you present the task and support the child’s response without needing formal teacher training.

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Visual learning materials

Picture-led pages and cards support children who respond through pointing, choosing, matching or placing.

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Flexible home practice

Work at a time that suits your family and repeat a page whenever your child needs additional familiarity or practice.

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Functional subject choices

Begin with Life Skills, Functional Maths or Functional English according to your child’s most useful current priority.

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Instant digital delivery

Receive the resource without shipping delays and print it locally whether you live in India or abroad.

Questions from parents

Teaching at home FAQs

Answers about getting started, daily time, NRI access and choosing materials for your child.

How do I start a homeschool special-needs curriculum in India?

Pick one useful subject—Life Skills is often a practical starting point—then choose a level based on your child’s current abilities. Download the PDF, print one activity and teach it using the built-in prompts.

Begin with one short session each day and add more subjects only when the routine feels manageable. No Able Marga registration or teacher training is required to use the materials at home.

I’m an NRI parent—will this curriculum work outside India?

Yes. Able Marga resources are digital PDFs, so you can download and print them anywhere in the world. The materials include familiar Indian contexts while teaching functional skills that remain useful across countries.

Products are priced in INR. International payment availability depends on the payment methods enabled on the store at checkout.

How much time does home learning take each day?

A short 10–15 minute session can be enough to begin. Because each activity focuses on a clear concept, you do not need to complete several pages at once.

Adjust the duration to your child’s attention, comfort and support needs. Stop before frustration and return to the activity later when necessary.

Do I need teaching or therapy training to use the worksheets?

No formal training is required to use Able Marga as a parent. Activities include practical prompts and clear response methods. You can begin with one page and follow your child’s pace.

The resources support learning practice but do not replace an individual assessment, therapy plan or professional advice where those services are needed.

How do I choose between Life Skills, Maths and English?

Start with the area that will make the greatest practical difference. Choose Life Skills for routines and independence, Functional Maths for matching, sorting and early quantity, or Functional English for picture-based word recognition and communication readiness.

Use the placement guide if you are unsure about the appropriate functional level.

Start at your child’s pace

One clear activity can become a confident home-learning routine

Begin with Life Skills Level 1 or try a free worksheet first. You can add more subjects as your child becomes comfortable and your home routine develops.