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Life skills resources are essential tools for special education classrooms. These resources help students with special needs to learn and develop the necessary skills to lead independent lives. Life skills resources are designed to teach students practical daily living skills such as cooking, cleaning, budgeting, and personal hygiene. These skills are crucial for students with special needs as they often require extra support to learn and practice these skills. Furthermore, these resources can help students build confidence and self-esteem as they learn to navigate the world around them.
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Are you looking for engaging life skills activities to use with your students? If so, this 2023 – 24 diary activity is the perfect addition to your life skills activities. These activities work great alongside a physical 2023-24 diary. The great thing is – you can use this year after year! It doesn’t matter when…
Are you looking for engaging life skills activities to use with your students? If so, this 2024 – 25 diary activity is the perfect addition to your life skills activities. These activities work great alongside a physical 2024-25 diary. The great thing is – you can use this year after year! It doesn’t matter when…
Are you looking for engaging life skills activities to use with your students? If so, this 2025 diary activity is the perfect addition to your life skills activities. These activities work great alongside a physical 2025 diary. The great thing is – you can use this year after year! It doesn’t matter when the dates…
Are you looking for a hands-on and engaging adapted binder for special education students? Do you want new activities for your farmers market theme? If so, this farmers market adapted binder is perfect for you to use. There are 17 activities included in this Farmers Market adapted book. This resource comes in both spelling options…
Bring real-world learning to life with this engaging At the Movies Life Skills Task Box Set. Designed specifically for Special Education, Autism classrooms, and Life Skills programs, these four task boxes help students practice functional math, community participation, vocational skills, and independent work routines – all through a highly motivating movie-themed experience. This download includes…
This adapted, interactive book is a great way for students to work on their attention to detail and following instruction skills. Students have to read (or be read) the instructions on the top of each page in the book and then complete the order by building the appropriate sandwich(es) for the customer(s).
Looking for a structured, independent morning routine for your autism or special education classroom? This Autism Morning Binder is designed to help students transition into the school day calmly and independently while practicing functional life skills. By using this adapted morning work binder consistently, students learn what to expect each morning, helping them feel settled,…
These morning and evening routine reward cards are great visuals for the user. The cards will help encourage the user to complete each of their routines. These can be used for getting ready in the morning, or getting ready for bed in the evening.
Are you looking for a being a good friend activity to use with your students? Do your students love to use task boxes? If so, this activity is the perfect addition to your special education classroom. Instructions Print out all of the included task cards. Cut out the task cards and laminate each of them….
Your students will be able to communicate their pain with you easier with this body communication fan. The visual fan is the perfect way to allow your students to recognise body parts. From here, you can communicate with your students where they are in pain. Â This is also a great idea for individuals who…
This adapted book is a great way for students to work on their sequencing skills but also to give them the knowledge and understanding of how to brush their teeth – a very important life skill which can be hard for many of our students to master. This adapted book goes through each of the steps required to brush teeth.
Make learning fun, functional, and hands-on with this 2 level Build a Lunchbox Task Box! This resource is perfect for special education, autism classrooms, and early learners working on following instructions, visual discrimination, matching, and daily living skills, all while packing a pretend lunch! With two differentiated levels, you can easily tailor learning to meet…
Looking for a fun, hands-on life skills activity that helps students practice following directions while building functional reading skills? This Build a Pizza activity allows students to become the pizza chef! Students read each customer order card and build the correct pizza by adding the requested toppings in the correct combination. This engaging activity is…
Get ready for hands-on, engaging, and taco-rific fun with this Build a Taco Task Box – the perfect low-prep, high-impact activity to build your students’ visual discrimination, sequencing, and following directions skills! With 5 differentiated levels, this resource is jam-packed with over 60 unique taco recipe cards ranging from simple to more complex builds –…
Make money math come to life with this Buying a Train Ticket Task Box – a hands-on, real-world life skills activity designed especially for special education, autism, and early elementary learners. Students practice recognizing prices, counting money, and matching amounts in a fun, functional way that simulates buying a train ticket! This is the perfect…
Are you looking for life skills adapted books? Do your students need to work on their life skills and chores / daily living skills? If so this chores life skills adapted book is perfect to use with your students. Are you looking for an interactive and engaging resource for your students? Look no further than…
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