Learning to adult is a new life skills math worksheets print and go PDF book to help your students build real-life confidence ready for adult life, with 140 pages of practical, real world focused maths activities, including budgeting, cooking, car buying, travel planning, being active and finding a place to live. Life skills maths worksheets that teach high school life skills, transition and vocational students how to use maths in everyday living and learn about how to adult!
What’s inside?
1. Buying a Car
Comparing car prices
Understanding interest and repayments Understanding insurance
Loans
2. Smart With Money
Budgeting and money saving basics Needs vs wants Personal financial literacy
Bank accounts
Getting into debt
3. Cooking Up a Storm
Reading recipes and scaling Shopping lists and budgets Meal planning and food safety
Using fractions and cup measurements
4. Big Road Trip
Planning routes
Researching accommodation and activities Estimating fuel and costs Places to stay
Working with speed, distance, time and temperature
5. A Place to Live
Renting a home Balancing income and expenses Writing a household budge
Planning a layout using shape and measurement
Being active
Learning to apply real world math to an active, healthy lifestyle.
Skills for the real world
Graphs, charts and tables
Mean, mode, median and range
Time, distance, speed
Converting in metric units
Managing money
Unit pricing
Finding value for money
Working with shape and measurement
Line of best fit
With print and go resources at a range of levels, it's easy to differentiate and meet multiple learning needs. It's a great way to address knowledge gaps, focus on topics that interest young people and support their transition to adulthood.
Who is it for?
Designed for Grades 10–12, life skills programs, inclusive and specialist education, and transition classrooms in the USA.
What to do
This is a PDF downloadable resource. You can download, print and use the pages with students in your own class or group.
NOTE: This resource is designed for US students and does not use metric units of measurement.
What teachers say:
'This is a great resource for my adult life skills day program, thank you!'
Alexandra, 2025
