Intellectual Disability Worksheets for Teens (Ages 13-18)
Adolescence brings significant developmental challenges for teens with intellectual disability — navigating social relationships, developing vocational interests, building adaptive living skills, and working toward maximum independence. These worksheets are designed at an accessible cognitive level while respecting the teen's age and dignity.
Available Worksheets
Life Skills Checklist & Tracker
A visual checklist covering essential daily living skills (cooking basics, laundry, personal hygiene, money handling, public transport) with progressive difficulty levels and tracking.
Social Situations Worksheet
Scenario-based worksheets presenting common teen social situations — making friends, handling disagreements, appropriate behavior in public, using a phone — with guided practice.
My Interests & Strengths Planner
A self-discovery worksheet helping teens identify activities they enjoy, skills they're good at, and potential vocational interests — building self-awareness and self-esteem.
Safety Skills Worksheet
Practical worksheets covering personal safety, recognizing unsafe situations, knowing when and how to ask for help, and emergency contact information.
How to Use These Worksheets
These worksheets are designed to be used alongside professional therapy at Cadabam's CDC. Share completed worksheets with your child's therapist to help them track progress and adjust goals. Consistency is key — aim for 15-20 minutes of structured worksheet time daily.
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Created by Cadabam's CDC Clinical Team | Last Reviewed: March 2026