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For flexible language practice

Start by exploring Basic.

Basic gives you digital language activities you can use at home. Use picture cards to practice words and communication, create lessons around what you want to teach, and keep track of progress.

  • Start with 100+ ready-made lessons for early language learning
  • Choose from thousands of digital picture cards and create as many custom lessons as you need
  • Record progress with digital tracking and reports

Want a broader teaching plan? ARIS Online Individual adds assessments and the full 202-lesson curriculum, including everyday routines, movement, social skills, reading, and math.

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For a fuller learning plan

Explore ARIS Online Individual.

ARIS Online Individual includes everything in Basic, plus a step-by-step curriculum that moves from getting ready to learn toward greater independence in everyday life and early academics.

  • Use observation-based assessments to see what your child can do and choose a starting point
  • Follow individualized lesson plans, with lessons aligned to IEP goals
  • Find videos, guides, and teaching supports in the Resource Hub, and use the digital journal to share progress

What could your child work on?

The full ARIS curriculum includes 202 lessons across seven skill areas. Open an area to see examples.

Getting ready to learnPay attention, follow directions, match and sort.
  • Build attention, imitate actions, and respond to others
  • Follow one- and two-step directions
  • Match and sort objects and pictures
  • Put events in order and remember what happened
Language & communicationUnderstand words, express needs, and ask questions.
  • Understand words and use them to communicate
  • Make requests, answer questions, and ask questions
  • Learn position words, verb tenses, and opposites
Everyday routinesPractice self-care, transitions, and safety.
  • Practice bathroom routines, handwashing, and snack time
  • Follow schedules and move from one activity to another
  • Build community-life skills and safety awareness
Movement & hand skillsBuild skills for drawing, dressing, and active play.
  • Hold a crayon, trace, cut, paste, and string beads
  • Stack blocks and practice dressing skills
  • Practice throwing, jumping, skipping, and bouncing
Feelings & playing togetherRecognize emotions, share, and take turns.
  • Identify and name emotions
  • Build independent and pretend play
  • Practice sharing, turn-taking, and group play
  • Learn to respond in social situations
Getting ready to read & writeExplore letters, sounds, words, and stories.
  • Recognize letters and their sounds
  • Trace and write letters, a name, and words
  • Practice sight words and early reading
  • Retell stories and build understanding
Getting ready for mathCount, spot patterns, and explore everyday math.
  • Explore shapes, patterns, and sorting
  • Count, recognize numbers, and use ten frames
  • Practice simple addition and subtraction
  • Explore time, money, and measurement comparisons
Different skills. Your child’s pace.

Each area has its own step-by-step sequence. You can work on more than one area at a time, choosing how many lessons to introduce and when your child is ready to move forward.

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There’s room to start small

Try one lesson first.

The free Block Imitation lesson lets you see the lesson steps, gather the materials, and try an activity with your child before choosing a plan.

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