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Life skills worksheets for Microsoft Word
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
Grocery Shopping and Meal Planning on a Budget Project
Give your students a preview of "adulting" with this grocery shopping on a budget project. Includes option for 3-day meal plan/shopping project OR 5-day project. Also includes grading rubrics. What will students do?Students are asked to brainstorm and create a menu for 3/5 days (covering all the food groups each day), create their shopping list while looking up prices on a grocery shopping website or app of teachers choice (Walmart, peadpod.com, Instacart, or use your local grocery store) all wh
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7th - 12th
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45 questions safety judgment scenarios problem solving adult should you do
45 questions with scenarios. There are many possible answers to the questions. What should you do in a given situation at home. If the questions are too difficult for some clients, provide choices and let them choose the best answer. I tried to include a variety. Please provide me feedback. Thanks!!
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12th, Adult Education
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Career Resume Writing Handouts, Mini-Lessons, Rubrics (Editable Word .docx!)
*Updated and Expanded Google Slides Version Now Available!*Teach resume writing with ease. This series of handouts and mini-lessons will teach students how to write a resume, but also teach writer's craft and grammar with a real-life product. Includes:1) Inferring requirements from sample resume2) Brainstorming experience 3) Creating a draft 4) Replacing tired verbs with active verbs 5) Making tense consistent6) Creating clear and consistent formatting7) Proofreading (with Rubric)Please ask a qu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Banking Lessons - Life Skills for High School Students
These lessons were designed to develop banking skills for teens or life skill students. Since this is a Word Document, the lessons can be modified to meet the unique needs and skills of your students! I originally made these lessons for High School students who were in grades 9-12 and varied in intellectual ability. Again, the activities can always be adjusted.
Lessons include the following:
1 – A banking fill-in activity with pictures for vocabulary development and thinking questions.
2 –
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9th - 12th
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Identifying Sewing Equipment
Are you looking for a modern version of sewing equipment or tools? Is your copy looking dated and has been photocopied a few dozen times? This is a digital file with clear images of sewing equipment found on 2 pages. Students in your Sewing and Textiles classes can start the course learning about notions and tools used in the sewing laboratory prior to beginning their course. They learn both the proper name of the tool as well as its function.
There are a total of 17 tools to identify. A
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6th - 12th
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Do I have enough money? worksheets
5 Questions per page The students start with the price tag. They must first then figure out how much money they have before they can choose whether they have "enough money," "not enough money" or "more that enough. These worksheets have 1's, 5's, 10's and 20 dollar bills along with the fronts and backs of pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters.
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3rd - 5th
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How to Write a Resume
This assignment helps students write a good resume.
Here is what you get:
1. Lesson Plan
2. Organizing worksheet for Resume Information
3. How to create an effective resume rubric
4. Tips for writing a good resume and positive word choices
5. Example Resume
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Reliable Resources on the Internet: Are these websites real or fake?
This is a fun activity that will teach students how to determine if a website is a reliable resource or not. The students will view several websites to determine if the website is real or fake. The activity comes with a two pages. The first page talks about how to identify unreliable and fake Internet sites with a list of websites for the students to check out. The next page is a worksheet that helps students analyze and reflect on how they determined whether or not a website is real or fake.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Online Safety and Digital Citizenship Big Bundle of Internet Safety
Character Education: 12 Different Lessons: Sportsmanship, Online Safety, & More
There are 12 different character Education lessons that are great for PBIS, Advisory and to simply teach values and good character traits. There are lessons on online safety, values, honesty, sportsmanship, solving conflicts, being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn.
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5th - 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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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Special Education Distance Learning Bundle Life Skills Reading Writing Math
Get Smart with Money - Netflix Film - Movie Guide - Financial education
Get Smart with MoneyNetflix Film – Documentary Films, Lifestyle ‧ TV-PG – 1 hour 33 minutes – September 6th, 2022 Financial advisers share their tips on spending less and saving more with people looking to take control of their funds and achieve their goals.54 questions with time stamps (3 page) Answer Key (3 page)Yes 54 questions is a lot, it's about 1 question every 1:45, it was a good film with a lot of good opportunities for questions, it is a word document so you can edit it down to fit the
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9th - 12th
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Resumes Graphic Organizer
Writing a strong resume is vital at any age — from high school to college and beyond. Resumes are not only key to catching the eye of potential employers, but also help students look back on what they have accomplished (which can help them generate ideas for filling out college applications).
This two-page graphic organizer aids students in gathering and organizing information that they would want to include on their own resume.
(See separate Resumes bundle to also download a PowerPoint slides
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Employability - Desired Employee Qualities and Positive Work Ethic Worksheet
You are purchasing a lesson over employment - desired qualities and behaviors. The powerpoint file is sold separately in my TpT store . These are electronic worksheets and graphic organizers that can be typed in from the screen and printed out. Alternatively, you may print and provide hard copies.
This activity includes:
page 1 - fillable venn graphic organizer where students and teacher discuss the similarities and differences among school and work expectations.
page 2 - fillable concept
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Fridge or Pantry Functional Life Skills Picture Sort
This includes color photographs of items that go in the fridge or pantry, as well as a picture of a fridge or pantry. This activity works on the important functional life skill of where to store food so it doesn't spoil. It can be set up as a task box, file folder game, and more.
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Not Grade Specific
Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios
This is a reading, writing, and problem solving, and perspective-taking exercise for young adult through adult age populations. The worksheets provide real-life ADL scenarios in which the individual must consider other perspectives and provide written or spoken responses about how they would feel and what they would do. There are no right answers, only opportunities for realistic discussion.**Example from the worksheet: You best friend tells you to steal a bag of Skittles from the grocery store.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios Bundle
Visual Recipe: Ham and Cheese Sandwich
This is a set of 3 differentiated instructions for making a ham and cheese toasted sandwich.
The 1st set includes photo instructions, the 2nd set includes line drawing instructions and the 3rd set is worded instructions.
The instructions were originally designed for older special education students, however are suitable for all ages.
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Not Grade Specific
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Newspaper Scavenger Hunt
This worksheet introduces all the different parts of a newspaper and the definitions by asking the students to search and record information from different sections of the paper.
Newspaper Definitions and Vocabulary
Parts of a Newspaper
Sections of a Newspaper
Scavenger Hunt
Gale Johnson
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8th - 11th
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Class Dojo Growth Mindset Video Lesson Plans and Activities
Do you love the Class Dojo Growth Mindset videos? Here are plans that cover the video topics: growth mindset, perseverance, empathy, and mindfulness. There are also some activities for students to reflect upon after watching the videos and participating in group discussions. All items are editable!
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1st - 4th
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Behavior Rubric
This is a complete package that addresses students behavior, graphing and assessing themselves in class from Domain 1 of Marzano. I use this with Middle School ID students. This has a Flesh-Kincaid reading ease (for all products) under 5th grade.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Daily Morning Classroom Routine Checklist (EDITABLE)
Checklist for students to independently carry out clasroom morning routine tasks. Great for students who need visuals or prompting. Great for a special education program. (Fully EDITABLE for your convenience)
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K - 8th
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MyPlate: Nutrition Graphic Organizer/Notes Sheet [Corresponds to Powerpoint]
Use this sheet as you go through my Introduction to MyPlate powerpoint. Students will label and color the sections of MyPlate. There is space to record two essential definitions, variety and balance, which are included in the powerpoint for discussion. The bottom of the page has a spot to review examples of different foods that satisfy the different foods in my plate. I like to hand out toy food or food picture cards and have students place them in the correct section of MyPlate on an enlarged-s
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â MyPlate Nutrition - Full Mini Unit BUNDLE
Rich Dad Poor Dad Complete Bundle
This bundle includes a fun introduction 4 corners activity, chapter quizzes, and chapter worksheets.
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Not Grade Specific
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Who Moved My Cheese? For Teens Book Study Activities
Who Moved My Cheese? is a great book for all teens. It's a story about coping with change, realizing when it's happening, and that it's not always a bad thing. I have put together an editable packet filled with discussion questions and activities to promote deep thinking while students go through this book. As you read with them, you can discuss some of these questions together, or have the students respond silently (some topics might be difficult for students to think about and discuss, so i
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7th - 12th
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