Life Skill Literacy

A comprehensive sequence of career readiness and life skills lessons for high schoolers. Students explore digital accessibility tools, hands-on assistive skills, and entry-level career pathways like cosmetology.

An introductory career exploration lesson introducing students to cosmetology jobs, including hairstylists, nail technicians, and makeup artists. Features reading materials adapted for diverse learning needs.

A 1-page movement break tracker with a clean teal and orange theme. Features standard name/goal sections and a 25-row compliance log tracking Entry, Date, Time Out, Time In, Focus (with circleable emojis: Walk, Breathe, Stretch, Water), and Teacher Initials.

A 5-day sensory-motor and functional life skills unit designed for severe and profound self-contained classrooms. The sequence focuses on tactile exploration, grasping, visual/auditory tracking, and daily life routines like hand washing and dressing.

A specialized vocabulary bundle designed for life skills classrooms to help students understand common instructional and academic words through functional daily living scenarios and clear visual supports.

A 2-page print-ready reading article and comprehension guide for high schoolers reading at a 3rd-grade level. Styled in Times New Roman at a clear 12-point size with main idea and supporting details questions.

A developmentally scaffolded executive functioning workshop sequence designed to help neurodiverse students across elementary, middle, and high school map and optimize sensory, physical, and cognitive routines.

An engineering-themed social-cognitive intervention lesson designed for bright, systemizing students. It frames negative thoughts as logical system bugs and teaches objective reframing as writing code patches.

An instructional teacher guide containing concrete multi-sensory strategies, a prompt hierarchy, and daily routines to help educators teach key general academic terms to Special Education Life Skills students.

A comprehensive compliance and design sequence containing professional, EdPlan-compatible IEP draft documents, Present Levels statements, and scaffolded goals and objectives for multiple students with varied classifications (SLD, Multiple Disabilities, and Communication Impairments).

Encourages visual tracking, focus, and simple choice-making using illuminated sensory tools. Students practice transitions and deep breathing functional calming skills.

A student worksheet containing matching activities and practical everyday scenarios to practice applying the instructional words (Analyze, Compare, Contrast, Sequence, Identify, Summarize) to daily living skills.