The Everyday Skills collection

Foundational practice, made for older learners

Printable, screen-free workbooks and skill packs for teenagers and young adults learning foundational skills: one task per page, large print, real objects and spoken instructions, with respect for their age.

8titles available
40Level 1 activities
7free downloads
Free to download

Try the pages before anything else

Seven free PDFs: a starter pack, cut-and-paste pages and a sample of every skill pack. Print as many copies as you need.

Numbers and Counting

8 pages · PDF

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Letters and Sounds

8 pages · PDF

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Shapes, Sorting and Matching

8 pages · PDF

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Signs and Everyday Words

8 pages · PDF

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Time and Routines

8 pages · PDF

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Starter Sample Pack

12 pages · PDF

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Cut and Paste

7 pages · PDF

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The library

Workbooks and skill packs

Choose by skill or by level. New titles are added as the collection grows.

Skill
Level

Workbook
Level 1 · Foundations

Everyday Skills · Level 1: Foundations

The complete Level 1 workbook: 40 activities in 5 units, a skills map, unit openers and progress notes.

50 pages · 40 activities

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Skill pack
Level 1 · Foundations

Numbers and Counting

Count real objects into boxes, fill a ten-frame to five, match dots to numbers, compare more and fewer, and put numbers in order.

13 pages · 8 activities

Skill pack
Level 1 · Foundations

Letters and Sounds

Trace big letters with a finger and a shoelace, find letters in everyday words, sort objects by first sound, and write a first letter.

13 pages · 8 activities

Skill pack
Level 1 · Foundations

Shapes, Sorting and Matching

Match objects to shapes, sort by size, color and type, make pairs, decide food or not food, and continue simple patterns.

13 pages · 8 activities

Skill pack
Level 1 · Foundations

Signs and Everyday Words

STOP, EXIT, OPEN and CLOSED, PUSH and PULL, restroom signs, safety words and writing one's own first name.

13 pages · 8 activities

Skill pack
Level 1 · Foundations

Time and Routines

Read the days of the week, place yesterday, today and tomorrow, sort morning and night, and put daily routines in order.

13 pages · 8 activities

In developmentMoney and Shopping cover
Level 2 · Daily Living

Money and Shopping

Name and sort coins, pay for small items with real coins, read simple prices and use a short picture-free shopping list.

Coming soon

In developmentTelling Time and My Day cover
Level 2 · Daily Living

Telling Time and My Day

Read the hour on a real clock, connect times to daily moments and build a personal schedule with real objects.

Coming soon

In developmentSigns and Labels cover
Level 2 · Daily Living

Signs and Labels

Read the labels and signs met every day: at home, in stores, on the street and on products, with a focus on safety.

Coming soon

In developmentAll About Me cover
Level 2 · Daily Living

All About Me

Practise writing and recognising one's own name, address and phone number, ending with a simple form.

Coming soon

Free
Free starter

Starter Sample Pack

Eight activities from across the collection, a guide for the adult and a progress page: the best place to start.

12 pages · 8 activities

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Free starter

Cut and Paste

Two cut-and-paste activities with learner-only pages: no notes on the page, for learners who prefer a calm page.

7 pages · 2 activities

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Who it's for

A starting point for every reader

Teenagers

Simple skills in an adult design: no cartoons, one task per page, real objects.

Start with Signs and Everyday Words →

Young adults

Practice that leads to daily independence: signs, routines, and soon money and time.

Start with Time and Routines →

Parents & homeschool

Clear guidance on every page: what to gather, what to say, easier and harder versions.

Download the Starter Sample Pack →

Teachers & classrooms

Calm, printable pages for small groups and transition programs, with progress notes.

See the complete Level 1 workbook →

Special educators & therapists

Tactile and spoken activities with learner-only pages for learners sensitive to busy pages.

Try the Cut and Paste pages →
How the pages work

Simple, calm, hands-on

One task per page

Each page asks for one thing, with plenty of white space.

Large print

Learner text from 32 pt up, thick lines, calm design.

Real objects

Coins, buttons, spoons, socks: things every home has.

Read aloud

A short sentence for the adult to say. No screen needed.

Respectful of age

Kindergarten-level skills, presented for older learners.

Adult notes apart

Guidance in a separate panel, or learner-only pages.

An Everyday Skills activity page: a large work area for the learner and a panel for the adult
The framed area is for the learner; the green panel tells the adult what to gather, what to say, and how to adjust.
Levels

A collection that grows with the learner

Available

Level 1 · Foundations

Counting, letters and sounds, shapes and sorting, signs and everyday words, time and routines. 40 activities, one workbook, five skill packs.

In development

Level 2 · Daily Living

Money and shopping, telling time and my day, signs and labels, all about me: name, address and phone number.

Planned

Level 3 · Independence

A simple budget, schedules, picture recipes, forms and safety.

Questions

Good to know

Are the free samples really free?

Yes. Download them, print as many copies as you need for your family or classroom.

Do learners need a screen?

No. Everything is printed. The adult reads a short sentence aloud and the learner works with real objects.

How do I get a full pack or the complete workbook?

Use the request button on the pack: we reply by email with the options for families, classrooms and programs.

Can pages be adapted to my learner?

Yes. Tell us what your learner enjoys and finds hard, and we will suggest or prepare pages that fit.

Is this therapy?

No. Everyday Skills pages are practice materials for home or school. They do not replace professional services.

Need pages adapted to your learner?

Tell us what your learner enjoys and finds hard. Families, classrooms and programs can ask for full packs, class sets or custom pages.

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