Life Skills & Social Skills Reference Guide for Special Education & Autism
Skills like taking turns or brushing teeth are rarely simple to teach, especially when they need to carry over from the classroom to the lunchroom, the bus, the park and home. This reference guide organizes 12 essential skill areas so you always have a practical plan for teaching them.
What's Inside
- Social Skills
- School Skills
- Home Skills
- Park Skills
- Sport Skills
- Communication Skills
- Self-Care Skills
- Community Skills
- Emotional Regulation Skills
- Technology Skills
- Safety Skills
- Transition Skills
Each chart is a three-column reference: the specific skill, how to teach it and a practical tip to make it stick. Strategies include visual supports, modeling, sentence starters and role play.
How It Helps You
- Gives you the how, not just the what, for every skill
- Covers 12 domains in one place, so you spend less time hunting for materials
- Sections like Home Skills and Park Skills are easy to share with caregivers
Ways to Use It
Use it to plan lessons, write IEP goals, train a new paraprofessional or send home a tip sheet for families. It is a teaching reference rather than a data tracker.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPT (editable). 12 skill area charts. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If strategy tables like these save you planning time, the mega bundle pairs this set with the rest of the strategy table collection. The Special Education Mega Bundle includes this resource and more in one download, and you save 31% compared to buying each item separately.
