Independent Living Skills for Teens and Adults - Adulting Life Skills Activities
Our Independent Living Skills activities are crafted to empower individuals with autism to thrive in their daily lives. Embarking on the journey of independent living is a significant milestone, and at Adulting Life Skills Resources, we are here to help. Our activities are designed with clear and simple language, real-world experiences, age-appropriate graphics, and interactive elements, making them ideal for special education settings. They are equally valuable for parents, caregivers, life skills teachers, occupational therapists, and adult autism centers.
How to Complete a Boarding Pass is a life skills activity that teaches students how to complete each section of a basic boarding pass to ensure a hassle-free travel experience.
How to Complete an Auto Repair Service Agreement covers the essential sections of such an agreement, ensuring clarity and confidence in dealing with auto repair shops.
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.
What to do When the Doorbell Rings is a step-by-step life skills activity teaches students how to stay safe at home by responding appropriately when their doorbell ring.
How to Create a Strong Password is a step-by-step life skills internet safety resource that teaches students the importance of creating a strong password to protect financial and personal information.
How to Create a Medication List is a step-by-step life skills activity for teens designed to help students better understand prescriptions and over-the-counter medications.
How to Create an Emergency Exit Plan is a step-by-step life skills activity that teaches students how to plan for an emergency by identifying the various exits within their homes.
How to Create a Supplement List is a special education life skills activity that teaches high school students and adults how to track and manage their supplements and herbal products.
The Value of a Bank Account is a step-by-step life skills activity for teens that teaches students how to use a savings account, a checking account, and a debit card.
Understanding and Tracking Allergies is a special education life skills activity designed to teach high school students and adults how to create a detailed list to monitor their allergies.
How to Choose a Gym Membership simplifies obtaining a gym membership, emphasizing budget-friendly options, financial management, gym selection, and form completion.
Why Choose Adulting Independent Living Skills Resources?
- Interactive Learning: Our activities are more than just lessons; they are interactive experiences that encourage active participation. This engagement promotes understanding and practical application of essential life skills.
- Real-World Experience: We recognize the importance of real-world application. Our activities contain practical scenarios, including safety, time management, and personal organization. These scenarios bridge the gap between theory and daily life.
- Age-Appropriate Graphics: Visual aids are crucial for comprehension and retention. Our activities feature age-appropriate graphics that enhance learning and make the experience enjoyable.
- Questions and Answers: Measure progress and reinforce learning with our questions and answers sections. Learners can self-assess their understanding and track their improvement.