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Early Bird Individual Teacher
200$Individual teacher access to The Sequence and Teacher Documentation from today.Valid for 15 months- 3 MONTHS EXTRA ACCESS
- $190 SAVING
- Every unit and lesson, Foundation to Year 1
- Every resource for every lesson in perfect order
- Carefully considered scaffolded and extension tasks
- Student tracking that simply matches the sequence
- Includes scope & sequences, curriculum maps & year planners
Individual Teacher Subscription
390$Individual teacher access to The Sequence and Teacher Documentation from 1 Jan to 31 Dec 2027Valid for 12 months- Every unit and lesson, Foundation to Year 1
- Every resource for every lesson in perfect order
- Carefully considered scaffolded and extension tasks
- Student tracking that simply matches the sequence
- Includes scope & sequences, curriculum maps & year planners
Free 7 day trial
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Questions
Can I try The Sequence before I subscribe?
Year 1 Unit 9: Understanding Tens & Ones is available for free. If you do subscribe and The Sequence isn't right for you, we will refund you, as long as it is within 7 days.
Can I share my subscription?
The price is per individual teacher. If you subscribe before 31 December 2026, the cost is less than $4 a week.
When will Year 2 be available?
Year 2 will be added in 2027, and up to Year 7 will be added over 2027-2028.
What if I teach a Foundation / Year 1 class?
The only way to ensure appropriate student learning is to deliver content that reflects their prior knowledge. A student in Foundation would not have the prior knowledge to complete Year 1 content. You need to teach to two different groups, made easier with the offering of practice material and activities in The Sequence.
What professional development do I need?
The Sequence reflects an instructional model consistent with the VTLM 2.0 and relies on your ability to teach. You are not expected to understand anymore than you already do, except you may gain better insight into how small learning steps really need to be for our youngest learners. You may also see the benefits of sequencing, scaffolding and breaking down of concepts, without having to do the painstacking work yourself.