Life and Social Skills

Choosing My Behavior Game

Choosing My Behavior reinforces positive behavior in elementary school with role play, activity sheets, and adaptations for non-readers

Emotions & Expressions Cards

Capturing the essence of 48 different emotions, these sturdy 5" x 7" cards stimulate verbal language skills.

Know the Code Behavior Cards

A behavioral and social skill card game that provides visual social skill instruction.

Illustrates 50 typical, daily social skills in school scenarios with 5 easy steps to accomplish each. Each card shows a skill with a relevant photo, lists sequential steps and suggests talking points. Cards can be used for 8 different games, role plays and cue cards.
2 sets of 50 laminated 4” by 6” color cards with instructions, 2002

Life Skills Series for Today's World - Complete 10 Game COMBO

Complete 10 Game COMBO promotes independence, socialization, and positive behavior skills in the contemporary world. Each game available individually.

Money Tray

A collection of Attainment money packaged in an organizer tray, ideal for shopping, banking or sorting activities. The bills are as realistic as the law allows, and includes $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Cardboard coins are actual size—pennies through golden dollars. Set includes a total of 105 assorted bills, 140 coins and an organizer tray with lid.

Next Dollar Shopping Game

Next Dollar Shopping, by Pat Crissey, provides students with a unique way to practice the skill of exchanging money. Students who have difficulty transitioning between coin counting and making change benefit from the next dollar strategy introduced in this game. The fully illustrated game board provides students with opportunities to identify the next dollar amount needed to purchase items in "real-world" situations.

Resource File- Life Skills

Part of 3 convenient resource files cover hard-to-teach content areas: Money, Life and Social Skills. Each file folder includes dozens of reproducible student activity pages plus a PDF on CD for easy printouts. Taken from 10 of our best curricula.

Life Skills contains 32 pages of illustrated guides for shopping, menu and clothing choices, daily activities plus 70 photo concept discussion pages on personal care, housekeeping and community topics.

Resource File- Social Skills

Part of 3 convenient resource files cover hard-to-teach content areas: Money, Life and Social Skills. Each file folder includes dozens of reproducible student activity pages plus a PDF on CD for easy printouts. Taken from 10 of our best curricula.

Social Skills includes 106 picture pages illustrating personal, school and community social skills.

Table Setting and Placemats

Mealtime skills

Illustrated placemats make setting the table easy! Simply match plastic tableware (plate, bowl, tumbler, knife, fork and spoon) to the outlines. Placemats are laminated and two-sided, one with mealtime picture communication cues. Table Setting includes four tableware sets and four illustrated placemats.

TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR BEHAVIOR GAME

Focus on skills and behaviors common to secondary students in various "real-world" settings

Taking Charge of My Behavior curriculum and game, written by Pat Crissey, focus on skills and behaviors common to secondary students in various "real-world" settings. These innovative tools promote good behavior and provide the skills students need to choose positive actions over inappropriate ones. Curriculum and game can be used together or individually and are beneficial to students who need intervention for managing their own behavior. Teaches common behaviors that will help students build and maintain control of themselves and interactions they have with others.

THINGS PEOPLE DO

A fun, easy-to-play game that builds expressive language skills and life skills by engaging students in discussions about everyday activities

Things People Do, by Rosie Simms, is a fun, easy-to-play game that builds expressive language skills and life skills by engaging students in discussions about everyday activities. The game board features 30 full-color illustration of common activities, such as shopping for groceries, brushing teeth, and using a computer. As students answer key questions about each activity, they enhance their understanding of the many aspects involved in completing the tasks and improve their ability to describe situations using action words.

Time Clock Program

Time Clock Program prepares students for employment

WordWise Sticker Set

Picture cues for your talkers

A full-color one inch sticker set. Use them with the One by Four Talker or create your own communication displays. Includes 1,176 stickers, two each of the 588 pictures. WordWise stickers are organized by category: Nouns, verbs, adverbs adjectives, prepositions, expressions and familiar places.

You're on Your Own

Teach high school students plan to live independently