Life skills writing activities

Environmental print printables and activities for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. These printables will help support emergent readers.

Someone asked for examples of functional writing skills a few weeks ago on the FB page and it got my brain rolling!! So, I've spent the last few weekends putting together this packet that includes all kinds of functional writing skills. 34 to be exact! There are 44 pages in all as some skills are 2 pages. I am super excited to start working on these with my kids! My kids really struggle with this, so I'm hoping that by the time we're done (probably won't be this year) I will see some…

Explore fun and engaging life skills activities for kids in the classroom or at home. Teach important lessons through interactive games and exercises designed to build essential life skills. Discover creative ways to make learning about responsibility, decision-making, communication, and more exciting for children of all ages. Whether you're looking for tips on how to teach life skills to kids or teens, these hands-on activities will help make the learning process enjoyable and effective…

Task cards and boxes are a great way to help your students complete activities independently, build fine motor skills, and practice the tasks they need to master.

Functional money skills are crucial to our life skills students independence. Read about the money skills I teach my life skills students.

I am always striving to teach my students a combination of academics with functional skills. Since my kiddos struggle with alphabetical order, I bought these filing sets from Office Depot to use during our vocational AND reading time. They are so fun, the kids LOVE them and they really work! Over time, the kids see and remember the order of the letters and since the file goes front to back it really reinforces the alphabetical order concept! Take a peek! Start with any type of alphabetical…

Well the school year is over and we have slid right into ESY! Here is the schedule I have set up for my kids. The boxes in yellow indicate times that two of my colleagues and I will be having all (28) kids together for activities. We have so much fun stuff going on I can hardly stand it! Today we did a fun cut and paste food activity, worked on how to send letters through the mail (we mailed the worksheets home for fun) and did a News2You activity with the other classes! I Hope everyone else…

Get your students reading and writing this summer with these fun and engaging enrichment activities for elementary grades.