Adult Life Skills Resources are carefully crafted activities for teens and adults with autism. They are ideal for life skills teachers, special education classes, parents, life skill centers, and individual therapy sessions (such as ABA and speech therapy). Our worksheets and activities are written in simple and clear language, with questions and answers to reinforce learning.
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How to Read a Prescription Label is an interactive step-by-step life skills activity for teens that teaches students how to read a pill bottle, including medication warnings and drug interactions.
How to Create a Monthly Budget is a step-by-step life skills resource activity that teaches students to summarize their income, set savings goals, and identify monthly expenses.
How to Fill Out a Job Application is a vocational activity designed to teach students how to complete a standard job application by explaining each section of the employment application.
Level 1 Grocery Shopping is a step-by-step life skills activity for teens that teaches students how to calculate the price of groceries.
How to Create a Shopping List is a step-by-step life skills activity for teens that teaches students to create a weekly grocery list based on a budget.
How to Complete a Credit Card Application gives students the knowledge and confidence to navigate the world of credit cards and develop essential financial life skills.
Level 1 Reading Menus Money Math is a step-by-step life skills activity that teaches students how to calculate the cost of breakfast and lunch menus.
How to Write Your First Resume is a special education life skills resource that explains how a high school student can create a professional resume.
How to Schedule an Appointment is step-by-step life skills job-related activity that teaches students to plan, schedule, reschedule and cancel personal and professional appointments.
How to Complete a Rental Agreement is an interactive, no-prep worksheet designed to equip high school special education students with vital life skills, such as budgeting, lease agreement comprehension, and effective communication with landlords.
How to Prepare for a Job Interview is a step-by-step special education life skills resource that covers everything from researching the company and position to anticipating interview questions and creating responses.
How to effectively Complete a Boarding Pass is a valuable tool for teaching students, and ensuring a hassle-free travel experience. It breaks down each section of a basic boarding pass, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and completeness.
Home Repair Service Agreement is a Life Skills worksheet designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to simplify home repairs.
Level 1 Clothes Shopping is a step-by-step life skills activity that teaches students how to determine prices for different pieces of clothing.
How to Read a Basic Pay Stub is a step-by-step life skills activity that teaches students how a basic pay stub calculates earnings, gross pay, net pay, and deductions.
25 Tips for a Successful First Day at Work is a valuable vocational life skill for high school students with disabilities who may require additional support and guidance in developing essential job skills.
How to Dress for All Seasons and Occasions is a life skills activity that teaches high school students and young adults to choose appropriate clothing for each season and event.
A roommate agreement is an independent living skills activity that teaches students how to outline financial responsibilities, assign chores, and implement guest policies.
- Teens and Adults with Autism: Empower yourself or your loved ones with the essential life skills needed for greater independence and self-sufficiency.
- Life Skills Teachers: Enhance your teaching with our user-friendly activities that promote skill development. Incorporate our resources into your curriculum to create an enriching learning experience.
- Adult Autism Life Skill Centers: Our materials are tailored to meet the unique needs of adults on the autism spectrum, making them a valuable addition to any life skills program.
- Therapists: Whether you’re an ABA or speech therapist, our resources can be adapted to provide personalized support and growth.
- Parents and Caregivers: Access our resources to support and empower your loved ones with autism on their journey toward independence.