Life Skills

Meet the Coins. Learn to identify pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters by sight and know their basic value.

Save for Something Special. Start thinking about saving money for a toy or treat they really want.

What Banks Do. Understand that banks are places where people keep money safe.

Want vs. Need. Learn the difference between things you want and things you need.

Simple Chores and Small Rewards. Do age-appropriate chores and earn a small reward or allowance.

Safe Kitchen Behavior. Learn the basic rules for being safe in the kitchen.

No-Cook Recipes. Combine simple ingredients to make a snack or treat.

Food Groups and Healthy Choices. Learn that different foods help our bodies in different ways.

Cold vs. Room Temperature Foods. Learn which foods go in the fridge and which stay in the pantry.

Eating Politely. Learn basic table manners: chewing with mouth closed, saying please and thank you.

Saying Hello and Using Names. Greet people with a friendly hello and try to remember their names.

Saying 'Thank You' Out Loud and in Pictures. Express gratitude verbally and create a simple thank you picture.

Sort and Help with Laundry. Sort clothes by color and help load the washer.

Putting Toys Away and Simple Tidying. Pick up toys and keep a space tidy.

Handwashing, Brushing Teeth, and Washing Hands. Build basic hygiene habits: wash hands and brush teeth daily.

Putting On Clothes with Help. Learn to put on and take off clothes with minimal adult help.

Wind Down and Prepare for Bed. Build a calming bedtime routine that helps your child sleep.

Know Your Address and How to Call for Help. Learn to recognize an emergency and know your address.

Care for Scrapes and Bruises. Know what to do when someone gets a scrape or small injury.

Fire Safety Basics and Getting Outside. Learn that fire is dangerous; know to get outside safely.

Knowing Safe and Unsafe Touches. Learn about body boundaries and recognize unsafe touches.

Understand Dangerous Weather and Seeking Shelter. Know dangerous weather and where to go for safety.

Understanding Email Basics. Understand what email is and that it should be polite.

Understanding Private Information. Learn that personal information (password, phone number, address) is private.

Safe Websites and Screen Time Limits. Use only child-safe websites and understand screen time limits.

Plant Seeds and Watch Them Grow. Plant seeds and observe growth over weeks.

Identify and Name Basic Tools. Learn to identify and name common tools.

Practice Tying and Knots. Learn to tie shoes and other simple connections.

Using Words to Solve Problems. Learn to use words instead of hitting or screaming when upset.

Notice Feelings and Be Kind. Notice when someone is sad or upset and respond with kindness.

Know When to Ask for Help. Recognize when you need help and ask for it.

Playing Together and Sharing. Develop basic friendship skills: playing together, sharing, and taking turns.

Name Your Feelings. Identify and name basic emotions.

It's Okay to Feel Upset. Understand that frustration is normal and learn to express it safely.