Help students build independence and confidence with this Getting Dressed Task Analysis Visual! This resource breaks the process of getting dressed into clear, manageable steps using simple visuals and easy-to-follow language. Perfect for teaching daily living skills, hygiene routines, and independence in the classroom, therapy setting, or at home. Additionally, the routine is broken down into 8 simple steps which helps with data collection and programing (e.g., forward chaining, backwards chaining).

Why It's Useful:

• Breaks tasks into simple, manageable steps
• Makes directions easier to understand
• Increases learner independence
• Reduces confusion and frustration
• Builds confidence through successful task completion
• Supports different learning styles, especially visual learners

What’s Included:

• Step-by-step instructions on how to complete the routine of getting dressed
• Visuals that can be printed in various sizes
• Two versions: one depicting a boys routine and one depicting a girls routine
• Each available in diverse skin tones to align with your learner

Who This Resource Is Great For:

• Special education classrooms
• ABA therapy or clinical sessions
• Home routines and caregiver use
• Daycares
• Teachers, paraprofessionals, and therapists supporting learners who benefit from visuals