Students learn essential cleaning techniques for flat surfaces in their kitchen and living room through this free-to-play simulation. The module guides them step by step on handling various surfaces found in these home areas. It forms part of a larger library focused on building independent living skills for everyday use.
This PC-based resource targets parents, schools, educators, and students in Michigan, especially those in special education transition programs. Users practice these skills in a structured virtual setup. The partnership behind it ensures free access to foster real-world independence.
The Michigan Transition To Independence (MITTIN) is a virtual life skills library of dynamic modules that foster the development of independent living skills in the home and community. Designed to support special education transition-related instruction, these virtual resources are free and available to parents, schools, educators, and students in Michigan. MITTIN is a partnership of the Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education (MAASE), Michigan Council for Exceptional Children (MCEC), Great Lakes Reality Labs (GLRL), and Public Policy Associates (PPA).
The topic covered in this game is"Cleaning Flat Surfaces", where the student can learn how to clean a variety of surfaces in the kitchen and living room of their home.
