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Life skills Common Core CCRA.W.5 resources
Resume Building Writing Assignment for Google Drive | Resume Lesson Activity
Writing a resume can be difficult, but this no-prep Resume Building Assignment for Google Drive makes it a lot easier! This resource breaks down the six sections that resumes have: header, objective, education, experience, skills, and references, and explains each one. Students can complete the Resume Planning Chart to help them organize their ideas before using the Resume Template to write their resume. This resource includes six files for Google Drive that are 100% editable:Teacher GuideResume
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8th - 11th
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Life Skills Bundle | Career + College Readiness, Financial Literacy, Studying
This epic collection of Life Skill resources will provide you with no-prep lesson plans and engaging activities at our biggest discount of 40% off! Packed with word walls, vocabulary practice, slideshows, bell ringers, activities, worksheets, projects, and so much more, you have EVERYTHING you need to successfully teach about Life Skills, Career and College Readiness, Financial Literacy, and Academic Skills!With 34 ready-to-use resources, this bundle helps you prepare your students for their fut
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7th - 12th
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Sentence Stems with Visual Supports for Writing (Sentence Starters)
Sentence stem writing starters are an essential part of your writing toolkit for students with disabilities or reluctant writers. If you have ever given students a writing activity, but had a few who could not participate… what can you do? Start by getting these sentence starters!⭐What You'll Get⭐18 Sentence StemsEach Stem includes Visual Support Icons for Emergent ReadersEach Stem has a place to punch a hole and put a ring Included Sentence StemsI wantI likeI don’t likeI pickI needI want moreI
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Not Grade Specific
Predictable Chart Writing Curriculum Special Education Writing Lesson ELA Center
Are you looking for an engaging and inclusive way to enhance writing skills in your special education classroom? Look no further! This Predictable Chart Writing Resource Bundle is here to support your students' writing journey in special education for a full year.This resource provides a structured and predictable format that empowers students to participate in shared writing experiences. With a variety of chart templates and prompts, your students will develop sentence-building skills, expand v
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Not Grade Specific
BUNDLE Student Portfolio | Resume | Cover Letter | LinkedIn | Bio | References
Want to get students started with career readiness resources? This fully editable bundle introduces the major components for student portfolios. Everything you need to deliver a series of engaging career readiness lessons with slides, guided teacher notes (meaning you'll always know what to say and do), and interactive activities along with assignments and grading rubrics for creating a resume, cover letter, biography, LinkedIn profile, reference list (freebie) and professional emails (freebie)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Interview | Career Exploration | Day in the Life | Career Day Activities
Career Day Research: Students love to dream about the careers they will have "When I Grow Up!" This Career Exploration Research Project allows students to talk with someone in their chosen career field and find out more about what that job is really like! What better way to learn about an occupation than from someone currently in that field! This activity works perfectly in conjunction with Labor Day or Career Day in your classroom.This Career Interview Product includes:- Project Description she
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Bundle: When I Grow Up, Career Research & Time Capsule Letter {30% Off}
High School Life Skills Project Bundle
What are some high school life skills that your students should be building? How about budgeting, meal planning, and personal finance for an incredible start?I have put together several high school life skills resources that when combined help students build these essential life skills and 21st-century skills in a way that is fun, engaging, meaningful, and super real-world.What high school life skills are we talking about here? Let's take a look:Plan and Execute a Fundraiser: spreadsheet use, bu
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10th - 12th
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Resume Writing Lesson, Template, & Rubric - Career Readiness, Job/Life Skills
Teach your students how to write a resume using this career readiness Google Slides presentation! This lesson... Explains what a resume is, what a resume is used for, how to create a resume, and tips for writing a great resume.Reviews the difference between a chronological and functional resume, how to use action verbs and show impact when describing experiences, and hard skills vs. soft skills. Includes link to a Google Doc resume template and a resume rubric/scoring guide on the slides.⭐️ Clic
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9th - 12th
How to Write a Resume & Cover Letter: A Simple Worksheet Packet
Resume...that's a button on the remote, right, Ms. Whimsy? Sheesh. Really."Resume" is actually a magical piece of paper that's kind of like a remote crossed with a good cup of coffee: it gives you control over what channels of your life potential employers see first, and motivates you to make your high-school-self as well rounded as you can be. Win-win!This download includes worksheets to guide students through the steps of creating a resume and cover letter. These can be used as a stand-alone w
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6th - 12th
l Writing Unit for the avid learner l The Pros and Cons of Social Media
Do your students need help with Common Core Performance Writing Tasks? This Writing Task will guide students through a practice performance task, including reading articles, studying infographics, and filling out graphic organizers. Before writing the essay, have students discuss the topic with a Philosophical Chair or Socratic Seminar. Makes for a great unit!What's Included:4 Articles on Social Media2 Infographics and 2 CartoonsReading Graphic OrganizersWriting Prompt about Social Media☑ Check
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8th - 11th
Also included in: l Writing Unit for the avid learner l The Pros and Cons of Social Media
YEAR-LONG ELA Curriculum Grades 9-12 Life Skills Nonfiction + Novel Study Bundle
Year Long High School English / ELA + Life Skills Mega Bundle: Two Novel Units + Two Non-Fiction SEL Oriented Life Skills Units, Secondary English Year-Long Curriculum, 37 WEEKS OF LESSON PLANS ALIGNED WITH ELA CCS GRADES 9-12 + BONUS CHANGE-MAKER UNIT FREE:If you're tired of spending your weekends and weeknights writing lesson plans, you'll be in BLISS for the rest of your school year. This is quality material that has been designed to engage even the most reluctant learners. I've included deta
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9th - 12th
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GROWTH MINDSET: 72 Banners for Classroom Decor BUNDLE (Watercolor)
Encourage a growth mindset in your middle school or high school classroom with these 72 watercolor banners that empower students to believe they can learn anything if they work hard! Growth Mindset banners instill positive and empowering attitudes about taking responsibility for one’s own learning and encourage students to develop the habits and work ethics that will help them persevere through challenges and succeed in all subjects.Engaging, student-friendly, and ready to print-and-go, these ba
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7th - 9th
Cover Letter Lesson, Template, & Rubric - Career Readiness, Job/Life Skills
Need help teaching your students how to write a cover letter? Look no further! Get these visually appealing interactive Google Slides!This invaluable resource Includes samples, a customizable letter template, and a comprehensive rubric/scoring guide to use for assessment!You can rest assured your students will feel empowered knowing how to apply for a job! This presentation answers the following questions:What is a cover letter?What is the purpose of a cover letter?What do you include in a cover
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9th - 12th
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Occupational Therapy Community Helpers Activities and Worksheets Bundle
Are you searching for a comprehensive resource to keep your students actively learning and enhancing various academic skills? Look no further! This Community Helpers-themed bundle is designed to cater to different learning needs, incorporating math, literacy, writing, handwriting, fine motor, and visual perceptual skills. Whether you're planning for writing centers, math stations, occupational therapy activities, or extended learning on Labor Day, this bundle has you covered.Resource Highlights:
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K - 2nd
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Classroom Skills Adaptive IEP Goals - Cutting Practice Glue Fine Motor Skills
Looking for an engaging fine motor activity for your preschool classroom, special education, or occupational therapy? This cutting practice with gluing activities is perfect to develop those fine motor skills in your littles. These cutting and gluing worksheets increase in difficulty, making differentiation and data collection easier!Skills include: Cutting (snipping to cutting lines to cutting out straight-lined and curved-lined shapes) and gluing and pasting (matching shapes onto outlined shap
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PreK - 1st
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Beginning of the Year ESL Activities
Beginning of the Year ESL Activities can be engaging--and life-changing! These Beginning of the Year ESL Activities will prepare your English Language Learners and Newcomers for life in their community while working on reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.Students will learn about their community, maps, and money through differentiated texts, prepared-for-you presentations, engaging activities, project-based-learning, games, writing assessments, and more!Looking for a full-year curri
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4th - 7th
Gmail Basics, Email Etiquette, & Gmail Organization -fits Distance Learning too!
Distance Learning: Reviewing Gmail Basics, Email Etiquette, & Gmail OrganizationRegardless of if your students are Distance Learning, Virtual Learning, Hybrid, or In - Person, it is essential for them to know how to write an email. This lesson covers everything from the basics of writing an email, some email vocabulary, formatting an email, organizing gmail, and more! This lesson is geared toward students who need:A beginners crash course in understanding of the basics of writing an email -
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4th - 12th
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Free Community Helpers Worksheets and Activities
Looking for engaging resources to keep your students actively learning and enhancing various academic skills? Look no further! This free Community Helper-themed resource offers differentiated worksheets and activities that incorporate math, literacy, writing, handwriting, fine motor, and visual perceptual skills. Whether you're planning for Labor Day extended learning, writing centers, math stations, or even remote learning packets, these activities are versatile and free to use.Free Resource Hi
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy Community Helpers Activities and Worksheets Bundle
Career Interest Inventory Project - Part 2: In-Depth Research
Who am I? What are my interests, ambitions, and career goals? What do you really want to do and why? There are 1000’s of occupations. Levels of education vary, as do salaries and locations. How can an informed decision and necessary preparations be made if you are not aware of what is available and what may best suit your personality.For this research paper you will be completing a number of stages. This will include an interview, reflections on previous research and self-exploration experience
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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My Life Map - Goal Setting & A Growth Mindset
A Complete Interactive ProjectThrough discussion, goal-setting, video, brainstorming, graphic organizers, and creative design activities, students learn to:identify the main differences between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset.adopt a growth mindset to overcome life's obstacles.set goals to plan for success in their life and career.create a Life Map to map the future of their dreams.This is a fully interactive resource containing an editable Google Slides™ and a printable PDF version.Suitabl
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4th - 10th
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Ray Dalio - Principles for Success YouTube Video Guide | Careers | Goals
Challenge students to explore the principles of decision-making and personal growth through Ray Dalio's philosophy with this engaging guide. Discuss the significance of embracing reality, the role of pain in progress, and the importance of setting clear goals. Engage in discussions about how Dalio's five-step process can be applied to personal challenges and the power of idea meritocracy in a business setting.Reflect on the impact of ego and blind spot barriers on personal and group dynamics. En
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7th - 12th
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Magical Words: Creative Writing Exercises
The Magical Words Workbook for Creative Writing for Children is a fantastic resource that nurtures creativity in young minds. Fun exercises and prompts encourage kids to explore their imagination, express themselves, and develop their writing skills. This workbook empowers children to confidently share their unique stories and ideas by fostering creative thinking and providing inspiration. It's more than just a learning tool; it's a journey of self-expression and discovery through the magic of w
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2nd - 8th
Financial Literacy - Resume Lesson
Moving past understanding money to actually earning money (or taking steps to earn money) is the next step in understanding finances. In this lesson, students will explore what it takes to write a resume. They will be exposed to specific concepts and information that is needed on a resume, consider their own work history, and apply all this to make their own resume. The students apply their reflections from the resume to complete a cover letter. The final slide has suggestions for follow up le
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9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Financial Literacy Set of 11 Activities
Resume Writing Pear Deck, Template, & Rubric - Career Readiness, Job/Life Skills
Teach your students how to write a resume using this interactive Pear Deck Google Slides presentation with rubric included! This lesson... Explains what a resume is, what a resume is used for, how to create a resume, and tips for writing a great resume.Reviews the difference between a chronological and functional resume, how to use action verbs and show impact when describing experiences, and hard skills vs. soft skills. Includes links to Google Doc resume templates and a resume rubric/scoring g
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9th - 12th
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