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Breakfast Visual Recipes for Life Skills | Special Ed Cooking + Data Sheets
⭐ Life Skills Cooking Visual Recipes: Breakfast (Levels 1–2 + Data Sheets) Looking for a functional, engaging way to teach life skills cooking in your classroom? This Life Skills Breakfast Visual Recipes resource is designed to help students build independence, sequencing, and real-world cooking skills using clear, structured visual supports. Perfect for special education, life skills, autism support, and functional academics classrooms, this resource makes cooking accessible for students a
6th - 12th
Basic Operations, Not Subject Specific
Airline Schedule Questions
When I was teaching OCS Math I struggled to find any pre-made assignments that went along with the curriculum I was expected to teach. In particular, reading schedules was a topic that was very scarce. I have created several assignments that are based on reading everyday schedules and there are multiple questions attached to each.
This particular assignment is based on reading an Airline Schedule; it has 2 sets of questions attached. These can be used as a classwork assignment or quiz/test.
9th - 12th
Math, Other (Math)
Plan a Dinner Party! Executive Function Activity - Planning, Organizing, Solving
“Plan a Dinner Party” ActivityMake life skills learning fun with the Plan a Dinner Party Activity — a real-world, hands-on resource designed to strengthen executive functioning skills in middle and high school students What Is Executive Function?Executive function refers to the mental skills required to plan, organize, manage time, problem-solve, and self-regulate — all of which are crucial for academic achievement and independence. For adolescents, these skills are especially important as t
5th - 12th
Money Math
Functional Math Number Sorting | Money, Time, Dates, Measurement & Quantity
Functional Math Number Sorting | Money, Time, Dates, Measurement & QuantityHelp students develop real-world number sense with this scaffolded set of sorting worksheets designed for special education, life skills, and functional math instruction. This resource teaches students to identify what numbers represent in everyday situations—such as money, time, quantities, measurements, dates, and addresses—and sort them into the correct category. Instead of simply reading numbers, students practice
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Math)
Calculating Balances: Life Skills Money Math Budgeting Worksheets
💵 Calculating Balances: How Much Money Do You Have Left?Give your students meaningful money practice with this real-world subtraction resource! In each problem, students are told how much money they start with and how much they spend, then use a calculator to find how much money they have left. This set includes 10 engaging worksheets (5 problems per page) featuring functional scenarios such as shopping, eating out, and community activities. Students read each question, solve the subtractio
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Money Math
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