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PreK+ ADL Pretend Play Curriculum Bundle
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Beschreibung
Everything you need for hands-on ADL skill building and imaginative role play, all in one bundle.
This set includes the Willow Dollhouse, a family of 4 wooden dolls, and a professionally designed ADL Skills and Role Play Curriculum Guide with printable worksheets. All other furniture sold separately!
What's Included:
Willow Dollhouse
A beautifully crafted medium-sized wooden dollhouse with 3 full-floor rooms, a swing-open panel for easy access, and a removable roof. The open design lets students see and reach every room, making it ideal for guided play and therapy sessions. Self-assembly required. Ages 3+. Measures 16.54 x 13.19 x 24.61 inches.
Doll Family (4 Figures)
A solid wood family of four: two parents and two children. Sturdy enough for little hands and sized perfectly for the dollhouse. Great for open-ended role play, social skill development, and storytelling.
ADL Skills and Role Play Curriculum Guide (Digital PDF)
A comprehensive curriculum designed for students functioning at preschool and early elementary levels. Focused on Activities of Daily Living and aligned to PreK-K standards including Head Start ELOF, CCSS, and SEL competencies.
The guide includes 6 full teaching units:
- Morning Routine
- Mealtime and Kitchen Skills
- Getting Dressed
- Household Chores and Helping
- Welcoming Visitors and Social Skills
- Bedtime Routine
Each unit includes learning objectives, detailed activity descriptions specific to the dollhouse and doll family, and standards alignment.
Also includes 7 printable worksheets:
- Morning Routine Sequencing Cards
- Body Parts I Use
- What Room Am I In?
- Feelings Check-In
- Helping Hands Chore Chart
- Getting Dressed Sequencing
- Bedtime Routine Visual Schedule
Plus role play scenario cards, cross-curricular integration notes, therapeutic application guidance for OT/SLP/ABA, and a sample IEP goal bank.
Who It's For:
Homeschool families, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, special education classrooms, and anyone working on daily living skills with young learners.



