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Transition 2 Life and Daily Living Skills provide transition/life skills for teens and young adults with mild-to-moderate disabilities. The programs meet federal mandates for transition skills, Indicator 13 requirements, and SCANS recommendations. These award-winning series offer easy-to-implement, affordable curricula that is engaging and inviting to a wide variety of students.
Daily Living Skills
Provides an intensive program of specific life skills for students who need concentrated skill-building and is appropriate for life skills, sheltered day, and workability programs among others.
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The program includes pre/post-assessments, written IEP goals, federally mandated family involvement letters, parent/student inventory preferences, unit checklists, answer keys, modeling videos, PowerPoint lessons, and more.
Adulting Skills
Buying Insurance
Cleaning House
Doing Laundry
Home Maintenance
Ironing and Mending
Outdoor Chores
Paying Bills
Record Keeping
Safe Dating
Staying Healthy
Transportation
Job Skills
Dress for Success
Getting a Paycheck
Interviewing Skills
Note Taking
Seeking Employment
Who am I? College & Career
Work Games
Essential Skills
Essential Skills in Grocery Shopping
Essential Skills in Getting a Paycheck
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Cooking Skills
Kitchen Basics
Grocery Shopping
Making Meals
Nutrition
Picking Produce - Fruits
Picking Produce - Vegetables
Community Resources
Community Resources
Emergency Preparedness
Enjoying Recreation
Understanding ABLE Accounts
Using the Library
Executive Function
Becoming Self-Aware
Building Self-Esteem
Building Self-Motivation
Creating Self-Confidence
Decision Making
Goal Setting
Practicing Mindfulness
Practicing Self-Advocacy
Time Management
Social Skills
Addressing Bullying
Addressing Racism
Becoming Likeable
Celebrating Holidays
Everyday Manners
Fair Fighting
Hygiene for Girls
Hygiene for Guys
Making Conversation
Masks & Social Distancing
Practicing Patience
Using the Telephone
Citizenship
Fact or Fake News
Understanding Government
Voting