Dressing
Welcome to Dressing Skills
This page will help you and your child with school-based dressing skills. Use the Dressing Tutorial video to learn how to put on a jacket. Use the Visual Schedule to see the steps for putting on a jacket. At the bottom of the page there are other website links for dressing skills.
Dressing Tutorial
Watch this tutorial for lessons on how to put on a jacket
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Teaching Left/Right Shoe Orientation Tutorial
These are strategies to work on learning to put shoes on the correct feet.
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Shoe Tying Tutorial
Watch this tutorial for lessons on how to teach your child to tie shoe laces.
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Visual Supports to Print Out and Use With Your Child
Picture Schedule
Putting On a Jacket Routine
Click on image, expand by clicking "pop-out" button on top right, and print and post where your child puts on his/her jacket.
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Picture Schedule
You can print out this one page social story and cut out the pictures to make a sequential picture schedule customized to your family's dressing routine that you and your child can follow in the same routine each morning.
Click on top image, expand by clicking "pop-out" button on top right, and print.
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Dressing Social Story
Social stories are short stories that you can read to your child prior to or during an activity to help him or her understand what they are trying to accomplish. When repeated frequently, social stories can help a child learn a routine or new behavior.
Dressing Social Story
Click on top image, expand by clicking "pop-out" button on top right, print, make a booklet and read to your child.
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Other Helpful Web Resources
Click on these websites for more tricks and tools to help with dressing.
Two-Colored Training Laces
Two-colored laces make discriminating between the two laces easier. Available on Amazon
Lock Laces
Lock laces are a good alternative to shoe laces until your child masters shoe tying. Available on Amazon.
Stretch Laces
To Make Shoes Slip-On
Stretch laces can replace traditional laces so that shoes become slip-ons, until your child masters shoe tying. Available on Amazon.