Bills, Banking & Paychecks: Life Skills Worksheets for Adults (32 Worksheets)
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Read an electric bill -
Read a phone bill -
Read a debit receipt -
Read an ATM slip -
Read a pay stub -
Read a rent receipt -
Read a bank statement -
Read a payment confirmation -
Two bills this week -
Days until it's due -
Is there enough? -
What came off my pay? -
Hours times pay -
Check the receipt -
Paying late -
Paying cash -
Which bill first? -
Charged twice? -
Is this my purchase? -
Pick a phone plan -
Autopay notice -
Past-due notice -
Why is this pay smaller? -
Best way to pay -
Map the month -
Plan two paydays -
A surprise bill -
A simple budget -
Match one week -
Subscription check -
Plan a billing call -
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Life skills worksheets for adults, built from the paperwork people really handle: bills, pay stubs, bank statements, receipts and banking apps. 32 worksheets climb through 4 levels, from finding one fact on a bill to planning two paydays around a surprise expense, and every worksheet has its own answer page.
Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist with 10+ years in brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation.
What's included (114 pages in two PDFs, US Letter):
- 32 worksheets, 8 at each level: Find, Use, Compare and decide, Plan and check
- An answer key in its own PDF: an answer page for every worksheet, with what else to accept and a note for the helper
- How to use the pack, a contents page, and a cue and progress sheet for all 32 worksheets
- 8 real-life practice cards and 3 blank templates: a bill calendar, a budget and a payday plan
- U.S. edition: dollars, U.S. paperwork and spelling
Skills practiced: reading a bill and its due date, receipts and ATM slips, pay stubs and take-home pay, bank statements, late fees, paying cash, choosing which bill to pay first, spotting a double charge, autopay and past-due notices, planning paydays, a monthly budget and a billing call.
How it's graded: Level 1 finds one fact in one document. Level 2 works something out. Level 3 compares two sources under a rule, such as a budget or a deadline. Level 4 plans across several papers, copes with a change partway, then checks the work. Levels 3 and 4 use two pages, so every document prints full size, and a cue tally on every worksheet records how much help was needed.
Who it's for: occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, special education and transition teachers, day programs, job coaches, support workers and families working with adults who are learning or relearning money skills, including after a stroke or brain injury.
Personal or clinic license: Personal use covers one therapist, teacher, support worker or family printing copies for the people they work with. The clinic license covers up to 10 staff at one organization.
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- Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist
Please note: these are practice materials, not an assessment. They are not medical, financial or legal advice, and no specific therapeutic outcomes are claimed. Every person, company and phone number in the pack is made up.
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