Life skills activities for special children / Darlene Mannix.
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TextPublication details: San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass, c2009.Description: xiv, 383 p. : ill. 28 cmISBN: - 9780470259375
- HV 894 .M316l 2009
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Grades K-5.--Cover.
Over 150 ready-to-use lessons with reproducible worksheets to help children develop the basic skills necessary to experience independence and success in everyday living--Cover.
Relation basic information -- Telephone skills -- Money skills -- Time skills -- Basic reading and writing skills -- Clothing and dressing -- Keeping yourself clean -- Keeping your room clean -- Food and eating skills -- Living a healthy lifestyle -- Community places and people -- Helpful information -- Being a good citizen -- Working with people -- Having a social life.
Facilitates the learning of children with special needs particularly with regards to developing independence in their home, school, and community. Children are to be taught on the most basic skills including basic survival skills (operating a phone, using money, reading and writing), personal independence skills (hygiene, dressing, living a healthy lifestyle), interaction in the community (recognizing and visiting community places), and basic social skills (citizenship, working with others, having a social life).
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