Home & Daily Living: Life Skills Worksheets for Adults (32 Worksheets)

Life skills worksheets for adults, built from the everyday things people really handle at home: care labels and a washing machine panel, recipe cards and food dates, store flyers and a pantry shelf, voicemails and texts, a chore rota and the bin calendar, bus timetables, the mail pile, and an emergency contacts card. 32 worksheets climb through 4 levels, from reading one care label to planning laundry day around a broken machine, and every worksheet has its own answer page. This is the visual pack of the line: every task shows greyscale pictures of the clothes, foods, products and places it is about, so it prints cleanly in black and white.

Designed by a clinician with 10+ years in brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation.

What's included (104 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 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 5 blank templates: a laundry guide with the care symbols, a week planner, an emergency contacts card, a phone message pad and a shopping list
• U.S. edition: U.S. units, spelling and a 419 area code

Skills practiced: reading a care label and sorting a basket into loads, choosing a wash cycle, following a recipe and putting its steps in order, use-by and best-before dates, writing a shopping list from what is already in the kitchen, comparing two store flyers under a budget, taking a phone message, deciding whether to call or text, reading a chore rota and a waste collection calendar, choosing a safe cleaning product, reading a bus timetable and a route list, comparing fares, sorting the mail, keeping a warranty card, a smoke alarm leaflet and a power outage notice, planning an urgent repair call, a week of chores, a two-stop bus trip, a landlord's inspection notice, and finding the mistakes in someone else's plan.

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, supported living staff, support workers and families working with adults who are learning or relearning to run a home, including after a stroke or brain injury, with a learning disability, or in the early stages of dementia with a family member alongside.

Try it first: download two free worksheets from this set, D1 and D9 with their answer pages, no email required.

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.

Why buy direct from RehabWorksheets.com

• Personal and clinic licenses for every set
• Instant digital download after checkout
• Designed by a clinician

Please note: these are practice materials, not an assessment. They are not medical, legal or safety advice, and no specific therapeutic outcomes are claimed. Follow the labels and instructions on your own products, and in a real emergency call 911. Every person, company and phone number in the pack is made up.