Your year, organized, without the spreadsheet.
You know the drill: scope is the what, sequence is the when. The template version is a beautiful August artifact that stops matching reality around Thanksgiving. Compass keeps scope and sequence living, because it’s built from your actual plans.
Scope: the what, loaded for you
Your provincial curriculum is the scope, and Compass starts with it loaded, every outcome, organized the way your province organizes it. No retyping outcome codes into column A. Know where you are in the curriculum from the first week.
Sequence: the when, kept honest
As you schedule and teach, the sequence writes itself: scheduled plans count as Planned, completed plans count as Taught. When reality rearranges October (it will), the sequence follows reality instead of shaming you from a laminated binder page. And if you fall behind, no problem, Compass gently checks whether you taught a scheduled lesson whose date has passed, or whether you’d rather reschedule it. Pacing checks become a glance: what’s taught, what’s scheduled, what still needs attention.
When someone needs it on paper
Admin wants your scope and sequence? Team planning wants to align across classrooms? Generate coverage summaries by class, curriculum area, or reporting range, and hand over a document that reflects this year, not August’s optimism.
Questions teachers ask first.
Plan the year. Let the year update itself.
