Tying shoelaces – Demonstrate the loop, swoop, and pull method. 

Saying “please” and “thank you” – Reinforce polite language. 

Brushing teeth – Show proper brushing technique. 

Making their bed – Teach how to straighten sheets and arrange pillows. 

Washing hands – Emphasize scrubbing for 20 seconds. 

Using a fork and knife – Demonstrate proper cutting and eating techniques. 

Cleaning up spills – Show how to use a cloth or paper towel. 

Putting away toys – Encourage organizing and tidying. 

Zipping a jacket – Teach how to align and zip up. 

Setting the table – Show where to place plates, utensils, and glasses. 

Rinsing dishes – Demonstrate how to clean off food before washing. 

Basic first aid – Show how to clean a cut and apply a bandage. 

Writing a thank-you note – Guide them through a simple thank-you note. 

Reading a clock – Explain the basics of telling time on an analog clock. 

Basic math skills – Teach simple addition and subtraction with everyday examples. 

Making a simple snack – Show how to prepare a basic sandwich or fruit salad. 

Recognizing emergency numbers – Teach them how to dial. 

Using a phone – Demonstrate how to make and receive calls. 

Sorting laundry – Explain how to separate colors from whites. 

Understanding money – Show the basics of coins and bills. 

Saving money – Teach them how to set aside a portion of their allowance. 

Managing a calendar – Explain how to track events and appointments. 

Basic hygiene – Demonstrate how to use deodorant and comb hair. 

Organizing school supplies – Teach them to keep their backpack tidy. 

Following a recipe – Show how to measure ingredients and mix. 

Handling disagreements – Discuss how to use words to solve problems. 

Sharing – Reinforce the importance of taking turns and sharing with others. 

Listening actively – Model how to listen and respond to others. 

Being punctual – Explain the importance of being on time. 

Basic sewing – Teach how to sew a button or fix a small tear. 

Navigating social situations – Practice introducing themselves and making small talk. 

Making eye contact – Show how to use eye contact in conversation. 

Dealing with frustration – Teach strategies for managing anger or disappointment. 

Setting goals – Discuss how to set and work towards small goals. 

Exercising regularly – Encourage daily physical activity and play. 

Respecting personal space – Explain the concept of boundaries. 

Practicing gratitude – Encourage them to express what they’re thankful for. 

Reading directions – Teach how to follow instructions on a game or device. 

Staying organized – Show how to keep their space tidy and manage their belongings. 

Making a phone call – Demonstrate how to leave a voicemail or speak clearly. 

Using public transportation – Teach them how to navigate a bus or subway. 

Making introductions – Practice how to introduce themselves and others. 

Recognizing safety signs – Explain common safety signs and their meanings. 

Checking for understanding – Show how to ask questions if they don’t understand something. 

Understanding different cultures – Discuss the value of diversity and learning about other cultures. 

Practicing empathy – Encourage understanding others’ feelings and perspectives. 

Managing time – Explain how to break tasks into smaller steps and prioritize. 

Using a map – Teach how to read a basic map and follow directions. 

Recycling – Show how to sort recyclables from trash. 

Making a budget – Introduce the concept of budgeting with a simple example. 

Being a good friend – Discuss qualities of a good friend and how to support friends. 

Cleaning their room – Set a routine for keeping their living space neat. 

Preparing for school – Teach how to pack their backpack and prepare for the day. 

Basic car safety – Explain the importance of wearing a seatbelt and staying seated. 

Using a tissue properly – Demonstrate how to blow their nose and dispose of tissues. 

Handling money – Teach basic transactions and counting change. 

Understanding consent – Discuss the importance of asking for permission and respecting others’ boundaries. 

Basic cooking skills – Show how to use a microwave or toaster oven safely. 

Reading labels – Explain how to understand and use product labels. 

Finding information – Teach how to look up information in books or online. 

Writing a list – Show how to make a list for tasks or groceries. 

Asking for help – Encourage them to ask for assistance when needed. 

Recognizing emotions – Help them identify and name different emotions. 

Dealing with disappointment – Discuss strategies for coping with letdowns. 

Proper posture – Show how to sit and stand with good posture. 

Checking expiration dates – Teach them to check dates on food and medicines. 

Using a calculator – Demonstrate how to perform basic calculations. 

Understanding weather – Explain different types of weather and how to dress appropriately. 

Reading body language – Discuss how to interpret non-verbal cues. 

Writing a simple email – Show how to compose and send an email. 

Using a search engine – Teach how to search for information online. 

Practicing mindfulness – Introduce basic breathing exercises for relaxation. 

Understanding time zones – Explain how different places have different times. 

Basic navigation skills – Teach how to use landmarks and simple directions. 

Taking responsibility – Discuss the importance of owning up to mistakes and making amends. 

Preparing for a trip – Explain how to pack and what to bring. 

Handling stress – Teach simple stress-relief techniques, like deep breathing or stretching. 

Understanding nutrition – Introduce the basics of healthy eating and food groups. 

Using a calendar – Show how to mark important dates and track events. 

Basic etiquette – Discuss table manners and respectful behavior in different settings. 

Recognizing personal limits – Encourage them to know when to ask for help. 

Understanding privacy – Explain the importance of keeping certain information private. 

Handling peer pressure – Discuss ways to say no and stay true to themselves. 

Basic tech skills – Teach how to use a computer or tablet for basic tasks. 

Understanding consent – Discuss the importance of asking for permission in various situations. 

Making a simple salad – Show how to prepare a basic salad with various ingredients. 

Using a library – Explain how to find and borrow books. 

Identifying good and bad stress – Discuss how to recognize and manage different types of stress. 

Building self-confidence – Encourage them to try new things and celebrate their achievements. 

Practicing patience – Teach techniques for waiting calmly and managing expectations. 

Understanding chores – Explain the importance of contributing to household responsibilities. 

Basic gardening – Show how to plant and care for simple plants. 

Handling emergencies – Discuss what to do in various emergency situations, like a fire or severe weather. 

Balancing screen time – Talk about setting limits on device usage and finding other activities. 

Expressing feelings – Encourage them to communicate their emotions effectively. 

Understanding different viewpoints – Discuss how to consider and respect others’ opinions. 

Making friends – Teach how to approach and get to know new people. 

Recognizing trustworthy sources – Explain how to distinguish reliable information from unreliable. 

Practicing gratitude – Encourage them to reflect on and express what they’re thankful for. 

Setting boundaries – Discuss the importance of personal space and respecting others’ limits.