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Independent Living Skills Activities

The document contains activities focused on family and consumer life skills, emphasizing conflict resolution and sharing in a blended family context. It includes a scenario about John and Sally's disagreement over chores and suggests that they could help each other to resolve the issue. Additionally, it discusses budgeting and defines needs, highlighting the importance of money management and the essentials for daily living.

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Independent Living Skills Activities

The document contains activities focused on family and consumer life skills, emphasizing conflict resolution and sharing in a blended family context. It includes a scenario about John and Sally's disagreement over chores and suggests that they could help each other to resolve the issue. Additionally, it discusses budgeting and defines needs, highlighting the importance of money management and the essentials for daily living.

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TLE4 – FamilyandConsumerLifeSkills

Name: Mico Angelo M. Billones

ACTIVITIES:

Activity I: No-Lose/Win-Win Method

Directions: Read this paragraph carefully and answer the questions below.

“Sally and John take turns cleaning up after meals every other day. John cleaned up twice last week for Sally so
that she could go to some ball games. This week, John’s friends were going to movie on his night to clean up.
Without explaining why, John told Sally that she would have to do the dishes for him that night. She got upset,
told him that he always bossed her around and that she wouldn’t do his work. Since it was his turn to cleanup, he
would have to go to the movie late”.

[Link] is the problem? John will go to the movie late.

[Link] are John’s feelings? John gets mad and sad.

[Link] does he add to the problem? Without explaining why, he told to Sally that she would have to do dishes for that
night.

[Link] does Sally add to the problem? She got upset and told John that he always bossed her around and that he
would not do his work.

[Link] can they change so everyone is satisfied? Helping each other.

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Block: 6

Activity II

Directions: Choose from the choices and explain your answer in 100words (maximum).

Assessing the positive aspects of sharing with other family members

[Link]-bedroomapartmentsinceherparents were divorced five


years ago. Her mother is getting ready to marry a man who has a 19 years old son, Paul, and a 12-year-old
daughter, Amanda. The blended family will move in to a three-bed room house and Allison and Amanda will have
to share a room.

One of the first things Allison and Amanda should do is:

a. Divide the room in half and put a screen or curtain between them.

b. Make a list of items they are willing to share and establish some ground rules for sharing them.

c. See who can take up the most space.

d. Fight to see who gets the bed by the window.

Divide room in half and put a screen or curtain between them. This is the best solution in sharing the room,
putting screen or curtain between them will be their barriers and the curtain will be the barriers for their privacy.

II. Define terms related to budgeting.

Budgeting is a money management technique that:

a. Tells people how to spend their money.

b. Keeps a list of addresses and telephone numbers.

c. Helps people control their money and make it work for them.

d. Helps people manage their time better.

Budgeting tell people how to spend their money. This will help every individual to be well prepared and well planned. Also,
to save money for their emergency in case it will happened. Budgeting money will help people to save money for a better
life.

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Needs are:

a. Things you must pay for each month.

b. Things you can choose to spend your money on.

c. Neither of the above answers are right.

d. Both of the above answers are right.

Things that you must pay every month, is the best definition of needs like foods, transportation, house, needs
must have enabled to live. Needs is the things that people survive in every single day, like foods, water, clothes,
and house.

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