ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
BASIC EMPLOYMENT
AND DAILY LIVING SKILLS™

Independent Living Skills
for Special Education Students

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A Needed Reference Tool for Special Education Teachers

INCLUDES:
6 Curriculums That Cover 80 Subjects with 541 Lessons Hands-On Activities, Duplicatable PDF Format,
ON THE CLOUD AND ON FLASH DRIVES

- MOST IMPORTANT -
ILLUSTRATED POWERPOINT TEACHER'S GUIDE
This means that teachers can use the illustrations/pictures for each lesson to reinforce the lesson. Students can see illustrations/pictures related to the skills they are learning.

Also Includes:
Objectives, Instructional Strategies
Pre/Post Assessments for Proven Accountability

Basic Skills 10 subjects and 90 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) What students will learn will serve as a foundation for competitive employment, sheltered employment, and independent living.
Bathroom Care (8 lessons)	Laundry Skills (6 lessons)
Concepts (10 lessons)	Light Housework (11 lessons)
Floor Care (8 lessons)	Moving Objects (4 lessons)
Heavy Cleaning (7 lessons)	Sorting (5 lessons)
Kitchen Care (13 lessons)	Tool Use (18 lessons)
View Sample Page - Basic Skills

Skills for Independence 24 subjects and 141 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) The student may always need assistance, but by developing skills and abilities for daily living, the student will become a productive member of their community.
Appearance (6 lessons)	Reading (6 lessons)
Clothing (11 lessons)	Safety in the Community (6 lessons)
Community Resources (5 lessons)	Safety in the Home (7 lessons)
Emergency Situations (3 lessons)	Safety in the School (6 lessons)
Food Preparation (9 lessons)	Telephone Use (7 lessons)
Health (6 lessons)	Time (8 lessons)
Interviewing (8 lessons)	Travel: Bus (6 lessons)
Legal Right/Responsibilities (3 lessons)	Travel: Car (4 lessons)
Money (8 lessons)	Travel: Neighborhood (5 lessons)
Paycheck (4 lessons)	Travel: Prerequisites (5 lessons)
Personal Care (6 lessons)	Travel: School (4 lessons)
Personal Information (2 lessons)	Travel: Subway (6 lessons)
View Sample Page - Skills for Independence

Work Adjustment 14 subjects and 65 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) The student will learn how to respond to authority and supervision; correctly interact with peers and co-workers; and develop good work habits, behaviors and attitudes.
Adaptability (3 lessons)	Punctuality (5 lessons)
Attitudes (5 lessons)	Respect (4 lessons)
Communications (6 lessons)	Safety (5 lessons)
Compliance (3 lessons)	Sexuality (6 lessons)
Concentration (8 lessons)	Social Interaction (5 lessons)
Inappropriate Behavior (3 lessons)	Work: Quality (5 lessons)
Independence (5 lessons)	Work: Quantity (2 lessons)
View Sample Page - Work Adjustment

Sheltered Employment 14 subjects and 81 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) Sheltered employment is for the student in need of individual or group supervision. The student will become proficient in performing a variety of jobs in a workshop setting.
Assembly (3 lessons)	Inserting & Folding (4 lessons)
Bagging (4 lessons)	Labeling (3 lessons)
Building Maintenance (21 lessons)	Packaging (3 lessons)
Collating (5 lessons)	Sealing (5 lessons)
Cutting (4 lessons)	Sorting (3 lessons)
Grounds Maintenance (9 lessons)	Stacking (3 lessons)
Horticulture/Greenhouse (7 lessons)	Stapling & Paper Clipping (7 lessons)
View Sample Page - Sheltered Employment

Competitive Employment 12 subjects and 132 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) Competitive employment prepares the student to enter the job market ready to get a job and keep the job.
Automotive Service (11 lessons)	Horticulture (9 lessons)
Building Trades (5 lessons)	Hotel Housekeeping (15 lessons)
Building Maintenance (21 lessons)	Laundry Services (12 lessons)
Food Services (20 lessons)	Office Skills (9 lessons)
Furniture Refinishing (4 lessons)	Outdoor Maintenance (11 lessons)
Homemaker Services (11 lessons)	Warehousing (4 lessons)
View Sample Page - Competitive Employment

Leisure Time 6 subjects and 32 lessons (Unlimited Duplication, PDF, Digital Format) These lessons will make the student aware of a wide range of leisure time activities that can be done throughout life.
Active Activities (8 lessons)	Lunch & Break Time (4 lessons)
Community Activities (7 lessons)	Passive Activities (5 lessons)
Crafts, Hobbies, Games (5 lessons)	Personal Business (3 lessons)
View Sample Page - Leisure Time