A special education curriculum teaches daily living skills across three levels, starting with tracing and circling exercises for cooking and cleaning, then moving to real photos of menus and expiration dates, and finally adding writing and reasoning tasks. Each unit repeats across levels with increasing complexity.
So here's a peek at Level 1. There are all kinds of great skills from cooking to cleaning, household, public transportation. Level 1, as always, is no writing, just tracing, circling, all kinds of cool skills. What's cool about Life Skills is that the units all align. So Unit 1 is meal planning, grocery shopping. It's the same in Level 3 and Level 1. So it's just gonna work on different skills, which is really nice. So here we got level 2. Again, look at all these real photos. We're looking at real expiration dates, real menus. I mean, every image we really took careful time to consider and make it real-world based. I mean, how cool is this, right? Are you just dying? I'm dying. If you teach— I mean, I taught junior high for 10 years, and my God, do I wish I had this then. So many great skills that we're working on. Here's Level 3, obviously a lot more writing. We're getting to more inferential skills here, but I mean, how cool.
