Differentiated.
Engaging.
Purposeful.
Our evidence-based special education resources are designed to help ALL students reach new
heights in their literacy learning.
Literacy Instruction Resources to Help All Learners Soar
ALL students are capable of experiencing learning breakthroughs.
They just need opportunity—and the right resources.
Readtopia®
Engage ALL students in learning phonics and early reading with Readtopia. Developed based on research by Dr. Karen Erickson, Readtopia teaches experiential lessons across multiple themes and subjects.
ReadtopiaGO™
ReadtopiaGO™ is a comprehensive early literacy curriculum for emergent learners, Pre-K to Grade 2, designed to help get our youngest students on the road to literacy.
Monarch Reader™
Monarch Reader™ is an online library of free books for beginning readers of all ages and adapted books for special education. Browse our growing collection, create your own digital books and more!
News Currents®
News Currents® is an
educator-led current events program for learners in Grades 3-12+ that helps learners develop critical thinking skills, understand different perspectives, and become informed citizens of the world.
Educators using these curriculum solutions will find they are:
- research-based and aligned with the science of reading
- include prompts for explicit instruction and resources for new educators and substitute teachers to provide literacy instruction using best practices
- can be used to engage learners of all abilities and all ages
- enable school districts to provide equitable instruction that crosses over inclusive and self-contained classrooms
- incorporates multimodal learning opportunities and accessibility features to meet the needs of ALL learners
- include rich media that are age-respectful with themes and graphics celebrating diversity and inclusion
Why Special Educators Love Building Wings
Thousands of teachers use our comprehensive special education
resources to ensure that students facing the biggest challenges in
their learning process can read, write, and communicate.
“There’s other opportunities that have been huge for these students that they may have not gotten in other curriculums.”
Cathy Kostecki, Assistant Superintendent
