Making the Bed Visual Sequence Cards | Life Skills | Editable
Original price
$3.00
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Original price
$3.00
Original price
$3.00
$3.00
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$3.00
Current price
$3.00
Digital download
This is a digital download, no physical items will be sent to you. You will see the download as either a PDF or zip file.
Use these Making the Bed Sequence Cards for daily living and household routines. It walks the learner or individual through the steps of making the bed, changing sheets, and remaking the bed after.
About This Type of Visual Support
Task analyses, checklists, and visual supports like these are an evidence-based teaching strategy & support for autistic individuals and others who may benefit from additional support. Individuals can learn, practice, and use this visual step-by-step guide as a visual reminder and reference.
This is also a helpful resource for parents, caregivers, teachers, and professionals looking for ways to support daily living, life skills, and independent living goals. Teachers and professionals can include this resource in their toolkit to pass along to parents and families who want to work on this life skill.
Objective: Individuals will use this visual support as they learn daily living and life skills, along with continued practice.
WHAT’S INSIDE
Resource Guide
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About the Resource
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Using the Resource
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Resource Walkthrough
Types of Sequences
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Making the Bed
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Changing the Sheets
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Changing the Sheets and Remaking the Bed
Printable Sequence Cards
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7-13 different cards in each sequence
Digital + Editable Sequence Cards
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Google Slides Link + PowerPoint
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Editable in the digital versions
Sequence Board
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Printable Board (6 layouts)
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Digital + Editable Board
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Google Slides Link + PowerPoint
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6 layouts
SUGGESTED USES:
While you can use these sequence cards in a variety of ways at home, in the classroom, and in the community, some suggested uses are included below:
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Teaching cleaning and household chores
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Practicing routines
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Focusing on a specific component of a routine
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Reminders
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Re-teaching and supporting certain skills
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Daily routines
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Person-centered plan goals
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Community-based services
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Community-based instruction
You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.