Teacher Resources Bundle - Daily Living Skills

Here is the teaching tool you’ve been looking for to support Daily Living Skill’s transition program for teens with mild-to-moderate disabilities needing life skills and adulting help. Included in this bundle are the: Teacher’s Manual, Scope and Sequence, Assessment Package, and Catalog.

Teacher’s Manual: This 320-page book includes a description of each workbook in the series; written IEP goals for each book; parent letters to meet federal family-involvement mandates; the answer key for each book; and ideas for differentiation, instruction options, organization and more.

Scope and Sequence: Skills met, timing, and pacing are provided for each book. Additionally, federal codes addressed by each workbook are listed for easy compliance with transition mandates along with a “cheat sheet” of the statutes addressed. Multiple book order for specific themes is laid out with broad topics such as: job skills; cooking; social skills; executive functioning; community resources; citizenship; adult living; and finance as examples.

Assessment Package: While most assessments are also found in the Teacher’s Manual, many teachers have asked for this handy way to grab any of the following measures: Parent Priority Inventory; Student Priority Inventory; Job Skills Assessment; Adult Living Assessment; Social Skills Assessment; and the (3-6 year) Transition Progression Plan.

Catalog: This handy guide to all the products offered in the series is free online and free in this offering but will allow you to have an at-your-fingertip resource to all the books in the series.

Daily Living Skills meets federal mandates for transition services and Indicator 13 requirements in the U.S. It is written on a 3rd/4th-grade reading level with light, airy pages, frequent illustrations, and lots of bullet-point information but still respects a teen’s maturity and sensibilities. It almost universally receives a 5 out of 5-star ratings and has won the Purple Dragonfly Award for Special Needs Awareness. Over 65 workbooks address a broad range of transition topics including: adult living; cooking; finances; job skills, social skills, executive functioning; citizenship (U.S.); community resources; and more.