Voyager Sopris Learning
Our reading curriculum is a comprehensive, research-based reading and language arts solution. With
this program, our students build the critical strategies needed to be successful readers and writers.
Edmark Reading
A whole Word Reading Program where students can successfully learn to read. Edmark uses
carefully sequenced, highly repetitive word recognition in combination with errorless learning.
This approach eliminates incorrect responses and builds student confidence
Handwriting Without Tears
Handwriting is a foundational skill that directly supports word recognition and contributes to student success across the curriculum. This curriculum offers multisensory lessons, systematic instruction, and student-friendly methods that keep students engaged. Lessons include hands-on activities, allowing teachers to customize instruction to meet each student’s specific needs.
Saxton Math Program
The Saxton Math Program follows the Common Core Standards. These concepts are presented in a
concise, organized manner. The concrete manipulatives and hands-on approach we use is vital to
concept mastery at every level. Twenty minute math
reinforcement activities strengthen new skills and promote concept mastery.
Touch Math
This math curriculum incorporates a visual approach using TouchPoints and a hands-on methodology to assist students who struggle with number recognition, number concepts, and number sense. Touch Math is a powerful, proven solution that positively impacts students’ math achievement.
Our social studies and science lessons are engaging. Hands-on and meaningful. Lessons are enhanced with attractive and colorful materials presented at each student’s level for optimal comprehension and value.
When a student excitedly tells their family about their school day at the dinner table…we have accomplished our mission…
Our social skills programming is both interactive and engaging. We build in numerous opportunities for students to practice their social skills across the curriculum. We also encourage parents to promote social opportunities where their skills can be used outside of the school setting. Skills like social functioning, listening, responsibility, personal space and emotions are a few of the valuable social skills we explore.