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BxM SPED Materials

Every student. Every way of responding.

Math and language intervention books for special education, grades 1–10. 15 minutes a day, ready for any teacher or SECA, with IEP data built in.

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Created by a licensed special educator  ·  Common Core aligned  ·  SECA-ready  ·  Instant PDF download

Two subjects

Math and language, one skill at a time

Every book teaches one skill in short daily sessions that start with lots of support and build to independence. Pick the subject, then the level your student needs — by skill, not by grade.

BxM Numera practice page: count and write how many

BxM Numera

Math

Number sense, place value, adding and subtracting, money and more. Level 1 starts with Counting to 20.

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BxM Litera practice page: write the missing sight word

BxM Litera

Language

Sight words, word reading and writing sentences, and more. Level 1 starts with Sight Words Set 1.

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Shop by learner profile

Start with the student in front of you

Each profile shows the usual starting tier and edition for math and for reading. It is a starting point, not a label: the placement guide in every book confirms the right book, tier and edition from the student’s own work.

Autism

Math: Tier 2–3 · Writer, or Non-Writer if non-verbal

Reading: Tier 2–3 · Writer, or Non-Writer if non-verbal

Same layout every day, AAC board, visual schedule

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Intellectual disability

Math: Tier 3 · Extended Concrete, then Writer or Non-Writer

Reading: Tier 3 · Extended Concrete, then Writer or Non-Writer

Smaller steps, materials always out, repeat a book before moving on

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Dyslexia

Math: Tier 1–2 · Low-Text

Reading: Tier 2–3 · Low-Text or Extended Concrete

Directions read aloud, say-trace-write, letter tiles

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Dyscalculia

Math: Tier 2–3 · Extended Concrete

Reading: Tier 1 · Writer

Ten frames and number line always visible; reading stays the same

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Dysgraphia

Math: Tier 1–2 · Non-Writer

Reading: Tier 1–2 · Non-Writer

Answer cards, point or circle, scribe if needed

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Speech or language impairment

Math: Tier 1–2 · Low-Text

Reading: Tier 1–2 · Low-Text

Model each direction, picture cues, more showing than talking

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ADHD

Math: Tier 1–2 · Writer

Reading: Tier 1–2 · Writer

Cover all items but one, short breaks, movement

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Other health impairment

Math: By skill · Writer

Reading: By skill · Writer

Flexible schedule, repeat missed sessions, rest breaks

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Emotional disability

Math: By skill · Writer

Reading: By skill · Writer

Predictable routine, choice of order, short wins first

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Deaf or hard of hearing

Math: By skill · Low-Text or Writer

Reading: By skill · Low-Text or Writer

Visual directions, model on the board, the student’s sign language

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Visual impairment

Math: By skill · Writer, enlarged

Reading: By skill · Writer, enlarged

Enlarge to 129% or more, high contrast, tactile materials

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Deaf-blindness

Math: Tier 3 · Non-Writer

Reading: Tier 3 · Non-Writer

Tactile materials, braille or raised cards, 1:1

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Orthopedic impairment

Math: By skill · Non-Writer

Reading: By skill · Non-Writer

Answer cards, eye-gaze or pointing, adapted grip

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Traumatic brain injury

Math: Tier 2–3 · Extended Concrete or Low-Text

Reading: Tier 2–3 · Extended Concrete or Low-Text

Memory supports, more repetition, start one book lower

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Multiple disabilities

Math: Tier 3 · Non-Writer + Extended Concrete

Reading: Tier 3 · Non-Writer + Extended Concrete

Combined supports, 1:1, AAC, smallest steps

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Developmental delay

Math: Tier 2–3 · Extended Concrete or Writer

Reading: Tier 2–3 · Extended Concrete or Writer

Hands-on first, short sessions

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English learners

Math: Tier 1–2 · Low-Text

Reading: Tier 1–2 · Low-Text

Picture directions; Spanish edition planned (not a disability — same need)

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One skill, four editions

Every student can answer

Editions are grouped by how the student responds, not by diagnosis. The Writer edition comes first; the other editions are in development.

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Writer

Standard write-in pages for students who write their answers.

NW

Non-Writer

Point, place or circle. Includes an AAC response board for non-verbal students.

LT

Low-Text

Icon directions, a read-aloud script and dyslexia-friendly pages.

EC

Extended Concrete

Extra hands-on steps before the paper work.

Built for MTSS

Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3

Each tier has its own shape as well as its name, so it still reads when you print in black and white.

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Tier 1

Whole class

Light support and more items per page.

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Tier 2

Small group

Guided examples and visual supports.

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Tier 3

Intensive or IEP

Fewer items per page, the most support, trial-by-trial data.

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What’s inside every topic

  • ✓Teacher guide on page 1: skill, standards, materials and the 15-minute session plan
  • ✓Placement guide: the right book, tier and edition for each student
  • ✓12 practice pages, with worked examples where new work starts
  • ✓Real-life page that uses the skill in everyday situations
  • ✓Check page to show what the student can do alone
  • ✓Class progress sheet and answer key

Mastery rule: 80% or more on three practice pages in a row, then 80% or more on the check page.

Teacher guide page with target skill, standards, materials and 15-minute session planPlacement guide page with student profile starting points

Two ways to buy

One skill, or the whole year

Topic Pack

One skill, about 3 weeks

  • ✓13 sessions of 15 minutes
  • ✓Teacher and placement guide
  • ✓Progress sheet and answer key
  • ✓Instant PDF download

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BEST VALUE

Full Book

One subject, one grade, the whole year

  • ✓All 14 topics (about 180 days)
  • ✓About 250 pages
  • ✓Everything in every Topic Pack
  • ✓Costs less than buying every pack

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School or district

Licenses for teams and buildings

  • ✓Use across classrooms
  • ✓Teachers, SECAs and interventionists
  • ✓Invoice / purchase order

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What’s ready

Level 1 first, then up to grade 10

Now in field test

BxM Numera Level 1: Counting to 20. BxM Litera Level 1: Sight Words Set 1. Tier 1, Writer edition.

Coming next

The rest of Level 1 for math and language, Tier 2 and Tier 3, and the Non-Writer, Low-Text and Extended Concrete editions.

Later

Levels 2 to 10, and Spanish, French and Italian editions.

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FAQ

Questions teachers ask

Which grades is it for?

Grades 1–10, organized by skill level. Level 1 is available first; higher levels follow.

Do I need to know the student’s disability?

No. You place the student by the skill they need and how they answer. The learner profiles are only a suggested starting point.

What about students who can’t write?

Use the Non-Writer edition: students point, place or circle their answers. It is in development; the Writer edition comes first.

What about non-verbal students?

The Non-Writer edition includes an AAC response board so students can answer by pointing.

Will it look babyish for older students?

Higher levels are being designed with an age-respectful picture style, so a teenager working on an early skill does not get little-kid pages.

How long does one topic take?

13 sessions of 15 minutes — about 3 weeks. A full book covers about 180 school days.

How does it help with IEP data?

Every topic has a class progress sheet, a check page and a clear mastery rule, so you have scores ready for progress reports.

Can my whole school use it?

Yes, with a school or district license. Contact us and we will set it up.

How do I get the books?

Instant PDF download after checkout. US Letter, ready to print.

Every student. Every way of responding.

15 minutes a day, with IEP data done.

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