Many everyday actions must be painstakingly practiced by students with intellectual disabilities in order to lead as independent a life as possible. This includes actions related to personal hygiene and protection against viruses and bacteria, such as washing hands, using the toilet, or taking a shower. This volume on practical life skills supports you in conveying the topics of hygiene and health in a vivid and action-oriented manner in the classroom. It consciously connects to situations from school life. Each chapter includes a collection of short reading texts with appropriate illustrations, practical suggestions for experimentation and creative activities in class, independent work materials, as well as worksheets and picture cards.