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Life skills independent work packets for Microsoft Word
Life Skills Math Distance Learning Daily Special Education IEP Goals
Finally....IEP goals simplified! I've made this packet to streamline the IEP writing process, giving you more time to teach the skill. This 91 page unit focuses on 11 pre-written IEP goals that you can copy and paste into an IEP. This packet uses one warm-up question each day to teach basic life-skills math concepts. Each day of the week in a two-week cycle has a dedicated skill that is taught, so you can assess all the students in your class, even if they are working on different IEP goals. See
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1st - 12th
Special Education Distance Learning Bundle Life Skills Reading Writing Math
Finding curriculum for the Life Skills Special Education classroom is one of my biggest challenges! I've created these various units and lessons to teach tools that I otherwise couldn't find resources for. Whether you're outfitting a brand new classroom, or just trying to add fresh ideas to your existing program, this expanding bundle will help make daily routines easier! This is an EXPANDING bundle, which means that any new special education resources I add to it in the future will be FREE to y
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Not Grade Specific
Special Education Distance Learning Work Box Task Cupcake Vocational Job Skills
Let your students practice their work skills, even if they cannot attend their jobs during this unprecedented time. This practice task maintains their skills, and keeps them busy while they are distance learning. This work box vocational task will let your students practice assembling cupcakes and packaging them as well! The assembly task is designed as if your student works for “Callie’s Cakes”, a fictitious cake company I’ve invented. Each order form needs a base cupcake, frosting, and a toppi
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Special Education Work Box Bundle Cupcake Assembly Task
Special Education Daily Warm Up Life Skills with Pre-Written IEP Goals
I created this unit to let my students reflect on their surroundings each morning. My students really like knowing the routine of these warm-ups every day! Use these warm-ups to start your day out with basic and functional information. This unit comes with two sections you can use each day.Warm-Ups: Included are 3 different types of warm-up to use with different levels so that each student can be challenged appropriately. The warm ups start off with levels for writing their names, so that you ca
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1st - 12th
Life Skills Distance Learning Special Education Grocery Shopping and Recipe Unit
Special Education Life Skills Grocery Lesson↑ Check out the preview above to see examples of this unit! ↑I’ve created this unit so that I can teach the students in my Life Skills class how to make a few simple meals independently. I wanted them to have at least one breakfast recipe, one lunch recipe, one dinner recipe, and then two snacks. By breaking these recipes down to the least amount of instructions, our students will have a better chance of being able to complete the recipe on their own.
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FREE Special Education Life Skills Math Daily Warm Up with IEP goals pre-written
Life Skills Special Education Math Unit Free DownloadThis is a sample version of my full Life Skills Math packet available in my shop. The full version runs an entire year, while this sample offers material for one month. This lets you decide whether the lessons are right for your class. This packet is tailored to make writing and assessing IEP goals a streamlined process. I developed this packet for my high school life-skills classroom. This program works by focusing on 11 specific goal areas,
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3rd - 12th
Leadership Diagnostic Activity
Unlock the full potential of your classes with our comprehensive Leadership Diagnostic Package! By self-assessing their own leadership qualities and skills, your students will gain invaluable insights to enhance their ability to inspire and guide others. They can then create personalized development plans, boosting both their leadership capabilities and their overall educational experience as students.THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:Overview of the Leadership DiagnosticLeadership Warmup Questions and Disc
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: THE LEADERSHIP BUNDLE
Emergency or Not an Emergency?
Students will identify which is an emergency and non-emergency situation. (3 per page/total 18 situations)
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Special Education Distance Learning Assembly Task Ice Cream Building
Let your students practice their work skills, even if they cannot attend their jobs during this unprecedented time. This practice task maintains their skills, and keeps them busy while they are distance learning. This vocational task will let your students practice assembling ice cream cones and sundaes! The assembly task is designed as if your student works for “The Sweet Shop”, a fictitious confection company I’ve invented. Each order form needs a base cone or bowl, ice cream, and a topping o
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9th - 12th
54 Things Everyone Needs to Know
This is a great activity for graduating seniors, especially the last week of class. Real life skills--students need those too! This activity can be done as a class and discussed, in small group discussions, pairs, or independently. You know your classes best. Choose what works for them. Have fun with it! The last column in the worksheet helps students realize that there are places (Google/YouTube) and people they can turn to for guidance and information on these 54 things. ( I don't know how to
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11th - 12th
FREEBIE Reading Nutrition Labels | Food Label Math | Life Skills
Food Nutritional Label MathThis assignment was created for a High School ASD classroom, but could be used in any life-skills, health/wellness, reading for information, or any applicable class!
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Vet Your Admiration Follow
Do students really know who their favorite influencers are? In fact, do students understand what an influencer influences? I was surprised that mine were unclear about what makes an influencer an influencer.In this assignment, students vet and do an in-depth look of at the influencer they admire and follow on social media. It's a great opportunity to discuss paid followers vs engagement levels, Google searches, sponsored products, and why famous people pay to bury negative information. Vetting
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10th - 12th
Jersey Mike's Menu Math
All students will love this real-life Jersey Mike's menu math. Students are determining cost of items, calculating change from a purchase and identifying the least and most expensive items on the menu.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Menu Math Bundle(Dunkin Donuts, Jersey Mike's and Applebee's)
Car Buying Project
Car buying project I use in my Econ/Personal Finance Class. This is a web based project that guides the student in finding a car, calculating the monthly payments, choosing an insurance plan and then has them summarize all of their information into a slideshow presentation.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Podcast Unit
Here's a chance for students to learn what they want to learn about. Students listen to an educational podcast or YouTube channel. But it's not a free for all! They must get approval from you, the teacher. I've had students listen to podcasts about nursing, medicine, health, fitness, auto mechanics, starting a business, Greek mythology, history, writing etc. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if every profession, career, hobby, or subject has a podcast or two. I also allow students to listen to
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Podcast Unit Bundle
Intellectual Curiosity
Are you amazed by your students lack of intellectual curiosity? I am and it's why I created the lesson. A world of information is at their fingertips yet they don't think to access it. This lesson is all about getting them to understand all the benefits of intellectual curiosity in a way that perhaps they hadn't before. I use this as my starter for the Podcast Unit, which is available as a bundle.
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Podcast Unit Bundle
Multi Page Potty Training Social Story
Multi Page potty training social story
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Not Grade Specific
Bedtime Routine
This bedtime routine is perfect for any person that is working on independence with daily routines. After printing, cutting, and laminating the routine; Velcro can be added as a visual guide as to which tasks have been completed.
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Going to a New School - Social Story Template
Going to a new school can be overwhelming and scary. Particularly for students who may process information differently due to Autism, developmental delay, etc. Social stories can help map out change and support students as they adjust and prepare for changes coming their way. This template provides a guide and script for creating a social story for transitioning to a new school. Included is a simple social story which outlines essential new staff members and common areas around campus. Stock pho
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PreK - 12th
Personal Financial planning lessons
This is a great personal finance supplement for any business class. It teaches you about effective financial planning and how your students can learn to be financially successful. It is both interesting and easy to read with real-life keys to successful financial planning. Each section has questions for students to answer and the answer key is included at the end of the book.
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8th - 12th
Life Lessons: Multi-purpose assignment
One question & answer chart-- 9 different ways to approach it. Tailor to your particular classes and available time. There are 27 different life wisdoms for students to respond to and 9 different ways for students to reflect on the things life teaches. This is great for 12th graders, can be done in small groups or class discussion, independently, or written. My 12th graders are a chatty bunch and this lesson generates lots of interaction and self reflection. When used as a class discussion,
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10th - 12th
After Highschool Planning
DIRECTIONS: In this activity, think about possible plans that you could have after high school. I want you to identify five possible plans. These plans could include topics such as entering straight into the workforce, community college, trade school, military, or even just five different colleges that you are considering attending. For each of the five possible plans that you identified, complete the attached charts.
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9th - 12th
Budget to Avoid Debt
In this activity, you will imagine yourself earning the average salary for a high school graduate in Illinois. This salary is $33,230 a year or $2,769 a month. Knowing your monthly salary, you will be asked to buy a car, buy a house, and groceries while maintaining your 50(Needs)/30(Wants)/20(Savings) budget. Hint: Remember not to spend more than 30% of your budget on housing, you do not want to go house broke.
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9th - 12th
Self Care and Hygiene Google Slide Links to Video Modeling for Teens Adolescents
This resource includes two links to Google Slides that are bathrooms with integrated links to video modeling YouTube videos. This resource is perfect for helping students independently access video modeling self-care supports as needed across environments. The “Girls Bathroom” Google Slide link images direct you to video modeling youtube videos as follows: Mirror: Washing Face / Toilet: Changing a Pad / Shower or Tub: Washing Long Hair / Floss: Flossing Teeth / Brush: Brushing Hair / Toothbrush
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Not Grade Specific
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