Students with IEPs participate in the general education environment to the greatest extent possible and students with IEPs may receive instruction from a special educator using a variety of additional resources. These resources may be a supplement to the core curricular resources in the general education classroom or may be used as a replacement to those core curricular resources. Examples of curricular resources used for students identified as eligible for special education include:

• Touch Math
• Connecting Math Concepts
• Number Worlds

• Corrective Reading
• Orton Gillingham
• Leveled LIteracy Intervention (LLI)
• Jolly Phonics
• Language for Learning
• Reading Mastery
• Heggerty Phonemic Awareness
• Sound Partners
• No Glamour Sentences
• Story Champs

• Think Social! A Social Thinking Curriculum
• Zones of Regulation
• The Coping Cat
• Room 14 - a social language program
• Superflex - a social thinking curriculum
• WE Thinkers! Curriculum