First grade life skills

Free life skills curriculum for all ages. Financial literacy, cooking, sewing, auto repair, driver's ed, babysitting, gardening, first aid, career planning, current events, entrepreneurship, social skills, and more!

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Life skills are important for all learners. This free life skills checklist shares age-appropriate chores and responsibilities for kids ages two to nine.

Review of functional life skills curriculum for high school, transition, or middle school students in special education.

The importance of life skills can't be understated. Here are life skills for toddlers, preschoolers, kids, and social skills and activities. Whether you want to prepare your little ones for school or help prepare them for life in general, this will help you organize what you plan to teach your children. There are life skills activities as well as social skills to teach your kids. Self care, hygiene, cooking, tasks around the house, outdoor, survival, and much more life skills here.

Do you teach life skills in your special education classroom? We used our instructional kitchen to work on basic functional life skills like putting away groceries, sorting silverware, and folding hand towels. These types of centers are such a perfect addition to your academic curriculum.

What My Child Needs to Learn Before First Grade Have you ever wondered what your child needed to learn before first grade?

For some inspiration on which skills to work on in your homeschool, check out this FREE Life Skills Checklist!

A quick list of life skills that every kid should know and what you need to add to your homeschool.

Printable worksheet to help in your teaching your kids the life skill of filling out forms. Guidelines for teaching are included.

As much time as kids spend in school, you'd think that they would leave prepared for adult life. Here are some basic life skills that need to be taught.

Make practicing social skills fun with these social skills games. In the special education classroom, helping your students develop social skills is crucial. It improves students’ social interactions, communication skills, and emotional understanding. But practicing social skills doesn’t have to be boring. These low prep social skills games and activities will help your special education students practice social skills in fun and engaging ways. Find my favorite social skills activities here.

Life skills students can work on at home

90 Life Skill Posters and 5 Minute Mini-Lessons Enhance your students' real-world LIFE skills with this comprehensive bundle of 90 Life Skill Posters and 5 Minute Mini-Lessons! 90 Life Skills are included so that a teacher can pick and choose a weekly plan for the school year based on the specific needs of YOUR students. This resource is designed for weekly use, but can be used in whatever way you want! This resource is not grade level specific, and it can easily be used for little learners…

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Everyday life activities that teach math skills - real life math skills

What basic life skills should I teach my child

A full school year worth of health lessons for first graders. 36 weeks of lessons. This book goes along with our first grade curriculum. There are more lessons for the days not included in the book…