Bring classic literature to life in every classroom
Classics makes timeless stories accessible, engaging, and meaningful for middle and high school students in adaptive learning settings.
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Classics makes timeless stories accessible, engaging and meaningful for all learners.
Classics supports students in grades 6–12 who need scaffolded, age-appropriate reading materials, including neurodivergent learners and students in special education. Each title includes interactive activities and automatic progress monitoring that support comprehension and help teachers track IEP goals with ease.
Teacher guided lesson plans provide clear support for building background knowledge as students engage with classic literature.
How Classics supports every learner
Classics includes adapted and symbol-supported versions of twelve well-known novels and plays, including works by Charles Dickens, Jane Austen and William Shakespeare. These versions make literature clear and accessible for diverse readers.
Each novel includes two levels of reading activities and four levels of comprehension activities so every student can work at the level that suits their needs.
Novel-specific communication boards support expressive language and help all students participate in classroom discussions.
Built-in vocabulary activities introduce key terms with visuals and simple explanations to strengthen understanding.
We offer pricing for individual schools and districts. Pricing includes unlimited access for one service provider and 15 students to one grade band. If you’ve got questions, book a chat with our Product specialists.
✓ All 12 adapted novels and plays
✓ Adapted and symbol-supported versions
✓ Four levels of standards-aligned activities
✓ Automated progress tracking
✓ Student dashboard access
✓ Scripted lesson plans
Pair Classics with companion education tools for a seamless learning experience.
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What makes Classics unique?
Classics provides differentiated versions of classic literature, adapted text and symbol-supported, paired with four levels of comprehension activities, vocabulary instruction, scripted lessons, and automated progress tracking.
How does Classics support IEP goals?
Performance data is automatically collected and aligned to skills commonly targeted in IEPs, helping teachers monitor comprehension, vocabulary, and engagement over time.
Can Classics be used at home?
Yes. Students can access their dashboard and materials from any device, supporting continuity across school and home environments.
What grade levels is Classics designed for?
Classics is designed for middle and high school students, typically grades 6–12, in special education settings.
Is training available for Classics?
Yes. Educators have access to guidance, best practices, and structured lesson plans to support effective implementation. Professional learning is also available, including a Smart Start for Classics and customizable in person or virtual training options. These sessions help teachers confidently use Classics in the classroom and support student success.
How does Classics adapt books for special education?
Texts are rewritten for clarity while preserving meaning. Symbol supports, scaffolded questions, vocabulary visuals, and structured routines help diverse learners access complex literature.
