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Adult education life skills printables for Google Apps
Visual Transition Plan (ITP) Student & Parent Survey
Visual Multiple Choice Individual Transition interview for IEP special education students that are non-readers, moderate to severe disabilities! Great for ITP assessment or first day of school get to know you activity or for future planning. (Digital version for those that are doing distance or remote learning)This comes with: Visual Multiple Choice Transition Plan Survey (9 pages)Questions include: Plans for after graduation, living situation, hobbies/interests/rec & leisure, transportation
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: First Week of School Secondary Special Education BUNDLE
Financial Literacy Unit Budgeting for Special Education Budgeting Worksheets
Budgeting skills and managing money can be so challenging even for the best of us, but imagine if you were living with a disability like autism. This BRAND NEW Financial Literacy unit on teaching budgeting skills is meant to help students in a life skills high school setting understand what it means to make and follow a budget. This Budgeting unit focuses on:Making and Following a BudgetMethods of payment (cash, check, credit card)Advantages/Disadvantages of different formsFees associated with
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
MyPlate Nutrition Lesson & Activities | Healthy Meal Plan & Life Skills | BUNDLE
If you are teaching your students about MyPlate Nutrition and/or working on creating healthier meal plans (i.e. January New Year Resolutions), students can use this Google Slides LESSON & DIGITAL/PRINTABLE set of nutrition activities to meal plan, categorize their food into the MyPlate for the day, label the MyPlate, sort food into correct categories, identify food preferences, and sort recipe and grocery list items!**NOTE BIG UPDATE ON PRODUCT on 12/19/22 - please redownload if you previous
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Financial Literacy Curriculum Special Education Budgeting Employment Credit Card
This Financial Literacy Curriculum contains 6 units specifically designed for students with special learning needs, especially autism who are in high school and beyond. It includes:Employment (3 weeks)Budgeting Skills (3 weeks)Saving Money (3 weeks)Borrowing Money and Credit Cards (3 weeks)Home and Auto Insurance (2 weeks)Health Insurance (3 weeks)⭐As a FREE bonus get all the fill-in-the-blank notes for all units. $28 value. It is included as a BONUS FILE in the download.These financial planning
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Teen Dating and Romantic Relationships Scenarios | Relationship Skills
Teen Dating and Romantic Relationships Scenarios | Relationship SkillsABOUT THIS RESOURCE ★ Teen Dating and Romantic Relationships ★ Features 56 Scenarios ★ Task Cards and Worksheets ★ 168 pages ★ Print and Digital ★ Suitable for High School Level Students and Young AdultsThis resource includes:★ 56 Scenario Worksheets with Question★ 56 Scenario Worksheets without Question★ 56 COLORED Scenario Task Cards (with Question)★ 56 COLORED Scenario Task Cards (without Questions)★ 56 B&W Scenario Ta
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning and English Language Arts Mega Bundle
Employment Finding a Job, Job Interview Activities, Job Search Special Education
This Employment Unit is part of a Financial Literacy Curriculum for students in high school special education. It consists of three weeks of material guiding students through employment practices.This Employment unit focuses on:Finding a Job (includes how to do a job search)Getting a Job (Includes Job Interview Activities)Keeping a JobThis Employment unit covers 3 weeks of instruction for students with autism and special learning needs. It uses picture symbols, photos, and simple text.Each week
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Halloween Job Postings | Functional Reading | Career Exploration
Practice reading job listings, but make it spooky! In this functional reading activity students will respond to comprehension and reflection questions about the job requirements, duties, and benefits of these spooky careers. Great for functional reading, vocational activities, and IEP data collection. Included:Two different job listingsTen comprehension questions for each (answering wh- questions). Reflection questions (is this job a good fit for me?) Can be completed digitally in Google slide
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Halloween Functional Life Skills and Transition Activities Bundle
Comprehensive List of Vocational Skills- Skill Checklist Evaluation Assessment
Curious what vocational skills your students have?Do you work with a wide range of students and need to find just the right vocational experience or job to meet their strengths?Do your students want to pursue competitive employment in the future but you don’t know how independent they are in key vocational skills?Use this comprehensive list of vocational skills to get a clear picture of your student’s skills and use the information to inform vocational and competitive placements. This long list
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Holiday or Christmas Shopping Lesson | SPED Budgeting & Community Activities
Teach about the holiday tradition of gift giving with a 50 page social narrative story format to your special education transition or life skills class; THEN plan and go on a community trip in December to go Holiday or Christmas shopping! Have students choose someone to get a gift for (in their family, friend group, etc), make a budget & then plan a shopping trip. This includes teacher directions and an email template to send home for families, for a fully NO PREP, editable lesson and activi
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Filling Out Forms Personal Information Practice | Activity BUNDLE & Application
Teach special education, elementary, middle or high school students via 3 differentiated levels how to fill out doctor’s forms with their medical & personal information! 3 FORMATS included in this bundle (Task Cards, Google Slides & Printable PDF). This reusable activity was made for students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.). This can be used for in person, virtual, remote or distance learning class.Task Cards, PDF Applications & Digital Appl
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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How to Teach Resume Writing - A Complete Resource for Teaching Resume Writing
This resource takes the form of a digital Google Slides™ presentation and a printable PDF format.With worksheets, graphic organizers, writing templates, supporting videos, and discussion activities, this classroom/remote learning-ready resource contains everything you need to take students from nervous novice to career-ready with NO PREP required.This resource covers:• What a resume is and its purpose• Resume Power Words• How to organize a resume for optimal effectiveness• The 7 main sections of
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Resume Writing - Cover Letter - Interview Skills Bundle
First/Then Chart + 60 PECS/Visual Titles (Includes Poster & Mini-lanyard Sizes)
Are you searching for a place to get started in your classroom for students with autism, low-incidence disabilities, or communication disorders?This First/Then Chart, is specifically designed using research-based strategies to support students with autism, but can also be used with developmental delay or typically developing peers. The First/Then Chart is a visual support for transition or with students who ask for reinforcers or preferred activities often. With +60 fully editable visual titles
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Complete Unit Teaching Wardrobe, Clothing Care, Laundry & Organization. Low-Prep
If you are looking for a comprehensive unit on clothing care, organization, laundry, ironing and folding, you are in the right place!Elevate your classroom experience with my "Smart Wardropbe: The Art and Science of Clothing Care, Selection, and Organization" learning kit. This comprehensive kit offers four complete lessons, complete with printable resource guides, lesson plans, and engaging activities. From selecting weather-appropriate attire to mastering the intricacies of laundry, ironing, a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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EFT Tapping for Kids | Goal Setting, Stress & Anger Management | Coping Skills
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Tapping for Students (kids and adults) is a simple calming strategy, coping skill, stress/anger management strategy or goal setting tool to reduce anxiety, fear, phobias, stress, anger, insecurity, etc., and to increase mindfulness, calm, confidence, positive visualization and goal setting.Students can tap to ease a negative emotion, handle a triggering situation or achieve a goal. With younger students, you can read aloud the text and guide them through all act
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Saving Money for Special Education Managing Money Financial Literacy & Planning
Saving money and financial planning for the future can be so challenging but this unit breaks the information down into basic terms for students in a special education setting.This unit on saving money and financial planning is meant to help students in a life skills high school setting understand why people save money and the different ways to do it.This Saving Money unit focuses on:Reasons people save, including information on:BanksTransactionsRecessionsOptions to save your money, including th
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Credit Cards Borrowing & Lending Budgeting Special Education Financial Planning
Using credit cards can be challenging to teach, but this borrowing and lending unit breaks the information into basic terms for students in a special education setting learning financial literacy.This unit on borrowing money and using credit cards is meant to help students in a life skills high school setting understand why people borrow money and the different ways to do it.This Borrowing Money unit focuses on:Reasons people borrow moneyWays and places to borrow moneyConsumer protection laws Cr
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Daily Morning Check In | SPED Morning Meeting Warmup Digital & Print BUNDLE
Teach CALENDAR, EMOTIONS, WEATHER, MONEY, SELF-MANAGEMENT and VOCATIONAL / JOB skills with daily morning meeting warmups for special education students (made for high school & transition students). This bundle includes worksheets with a total of 71 questions that you can use daily (or as needed) as well as a matching digital version with similar questions. Help your special education teens work on their self-determination, life skills, job skills, and social-emotional skills!These ready to g
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Self-Advocacy Picture Scene Scenarios Bundle Speech Therapy Special Education
EMPOWER your special education students through self-advocacy.Digital (No-Prep) and Print formats includedDesigned with students with disabilities in mind, this resource contains OVER 100 opportunities for self-advocacy and functional problem-solving discussion and practice. SLPs, parents, SPED, classroom teachers, and more can use these task cards to facilitate critical thinking, perspective taking, pragmatic development, and empower students.Includes scenarios for academic, home, vocational, &
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Insurance Home and Auto for Special Education Financial Planning
Property insurance including home insurance and car insurance can be hard to figure out, but this unit breaks the information down into basic terms for students in a special education setting.This unit on protecting your property is meant to help students in a life skills high school setting understand why people need insurance and the different types available.This Insurance unit focuses on:Homeowners' InsuranceAuto InsuranceLiabilityCollisionComprehensiveWhat is and is not coveredThings that a
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Insurance Health Disability and Life for Special Education Financial Planning
Health insurance including disability insurance and life insurance can be hard to figure out, but this unit breaks the information down into basic terms for students in a special education setting.This unit on health, disability, and life insurance is meant to help students in a life skills high school setting understand why people need insurance and the different types available.This Insurance unit focuses on:Health InsuranceDisability InsuranceLife InsuranceHow expensive medical expenses can b
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Life Skills Self Advocacy Scenarios for Deaf/HOH Students & Deaf Education
No prep life skills self advocacy scenarios are a perfect transition activity to help prepare your deaf and hard of hearing high school students for whatever comes after high school. Over 50 open ended scenarios touch on topics like job applications, landlord situations, interacting in the community, personal relationships, and more. You'll love the no prep task cards, and your students will appreciate the realistic, relevant self advocacy life skills situations. Help them prepare for life, ca
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Goal Setting Graphic Organizers for SMART Goals
Help your students meet their goals by crafting S.M.A.R.T. goals and breaking them down into manageable steps. These graphic organizers guide students through the process. They go beyond writing goals by planning the steps they need to succeed.This is what you'll get:six graphic organizers that take students from generating ideas -> formulating SMART goalsprint & digital versionsgoal trackerreflection pagelesson plans"answer key" example that will help you teachStudents will:brainstorm a
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6th - 9th, Adult Education, Staff
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Ralph Breaks the Internet Movie Guide - GoogleReady-Distance/Printable Wksht
This movie guide is over Ralph Breaks the Internet, a sequel to Wreck it Ralph. This title is available on Netflix. This resource is made of 30 questions to answer while watching the movie. There is one additional worksheet that asks reflection questions. Very simple wording, can be used for a variety of classrooms. I use this resource with my high school special needs class. But it can be easily used at the higher elementary and middle school levels. This resource is Google Ready to post for di
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Careers Exploration Resource Bundle!
Introducing our Careers Exploration Resource Bundle!At 30% off, this resource bundle provides worksheet summaries with questions for a diverse array of career options your students may be interested in!Perfect for Economics, Career and Technical Education, or vocational training, this plethora of resources can help your students better chart the career courses of their lives!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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