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All About The Restaurant Life Skills Unit By The Autism Helper Here are some practical tips to remember: 1.break tasks into small manageable steps: this helps make the task feel less overwhelming to kids. 2. use visual supports: this provides a clear checklist and concrete example of what the student needs to do. A range of useful resources are shown listed below: boardmaker symbols: restaurant symbols. social narrative for going to a restaurant. eating at the table social narrative. restaurant etiquette video. ordering food visuals. practicing social skills in a restaurant video. model me going places 2 app. Here are five things i considered in developing a restaurant experience for my classroom…. 1. planning. i started with my end goal of having a restaurant experience and worked backwards. i chose a reading a to z book called “we go out to eat”, to introduce all the steps and skills that going to a restaurant required. Check out our new online course learning life skills for a purpose! we will teach you the step by step process of how to use task analysis and visual supports to help teach life skills to autistic children, teens, and adults. plus we give you step by step resources to help get you started with specific skills!.
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