Platform resources
These are the practical companion tools inside Life Taught Clearly — worksheets that help move ideas into real conversations, worked examples, and real action.
If you are still figuring out what your teen actually needs first, start with the teen life skills checklist for parents or the broader life skills guide before you dive into individual worksheets.
If money or bills are the most immediate stress points, go straight to the teen money skills guide or bills teens should understand before choosing worksheets.
Teen life skills worksheets are practical tools that help parents and teens move from general advice into real examples, conversations, and action steps. They are most useful when paired with lessons on money, bills, paperwork, cooking, and everyday responsibility.
The best way to use life skills worksheets is after a focused lesson or conversation, not instead of one. Start with the topic your teen needs most, talk through the real-life situation, then use a worksheet to practice the idea while it is still fresh.
Keep the flow simple
Use these as support tools, not as a replacement for the course flow. Inside the member experience, go lesson first, worksheet second.
Module 1 Training Toolkit
Module 2 Training Toolkit
Module 3 Training Toolkit
Module 4 Training Toolkit
Module 5 Training Toolkit