Life Skills & Social Skills Guide for Autism and Special Education Teachers
When a student needs help greeting a friend, waiting a turn or getting dressed independently, it helps to have one place to turn. This guide organizes life and social skills into 12 skill area tables with clear teaching steps.
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 table lists specific skills, a simple How To teaching step and a practical tip for reinforcing it in real life. It is text-based; for nonreaders, pair it with your own picture cue cards.
How It Helps You
- Concrete, step-by-step language that is easy to model
- Skills grouped by real-life setting to support carryover at home and in the community
- A fast reference during IEP planning or ABA sessions
Ways to Use It
Print individual tables for a center, send them home for families to reinforce, or use them as talking points in team meetings and parent conferences. It also fits general education, ABA, speech and OT sessions.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PowerPoint (editable). 12 skill area tables. Instant download.
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