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Life Skills Math Distance Learning Daily Special Education IEP Goals
Finally....IEP goals simplified! I've made this packet to streamline the IEP writing process, giving you more time to teach the skill. This 91 page unit focuses on 11 pre-written IEP goals that you can copy and paste into an IEP. This packet uses one warm-up question each day to teach basic life-skills math concepts. Each day of the week in a two-week cycle has a dedicated skill that is taught, so you can assess all the students in your class, even if they are working on different IEP goals. See
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1st - 12th
Grocery Shopping and Meal Planning on a Budget Project
Give your students a preview of "adulting" with this grocery shopping on a budget project. Includes option for 3-day meal plan/shopping project OR 5-day project. Also includes grading rubrics. What will students do?Students are asked to brainstorm and create a menu for 3/5 days (covering all the food groups each day), create their shopping list while looking up prices on a grocery shopping website or app of teachers choice (Walmart, peadpod.com, Instacart, or use your local grocery store) all wh
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7th - 12th
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45 questions safety judgment scenarios problem solving adult should you do
45 questions with scenarios. There are many possible answers to the questions. What should you do in a given situation at home. If the questions are too difficult for some clients, provide choices and let them choose the best answer. I tried to include a variety. Please provide me feedback. Thanks!!
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12th, Adult Education
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Consumer Math: Road Trip Project
Students will plan a four-day trip to anywhere in the United States. Students will budget for all expenses: gas, hotel, restaurant (meals), and attraction fees. Rubric and presentation template provided.
Skills: budgeting; calculating gas mileage; presentation skills; percents; rounding decimals
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6th - 12th
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Dream Vacation Math and Finance Project - Can Be Used For Distance Learning!
This project provides the opportunity for students to apply the Common Core practice of mathematical modeling to plan their own dream vacations, including choosing transportation, accommodations, food, and activities. It helps them learn to develop a budget, research various trip alternatives, and present the information to their classmates. It's amazing how quickly students realize that a limo to the airport, first class airplane ticket, 4-star hotel, and upscale restaurants may not quite be as
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6th - 12th
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Online Safety, Digital Citizenship, Cyber Bullying and Surfing Safe Workbook
This is a 10 lesson workbook that discusses how to be safe online, digital citizenship, cyber bullying and surfing safe to include social media.
Here is what is in the packet:
1. Online safety scenario worksheet
2. Digital Life: Playing it safe online. Short article with questions.
3. Creating an internet safety poster activity
4. Online safety Quiz that includes an answer key
5. Public Service Announcement activity about being safe online that includes a rubric and example.
6. Online
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Online Safety and Digital Citizenship Big Bundle of Internet Safety
Teen Hygiene- lesson, assessment and activities. CDC Health Education Standard 7
This lesson covers all aspects of teen hygiene, with top teen hygiene issues highlighted in the lesson. Daily personal hygiene checklist, personal hygiene assessment, quiz. 2 activities are included. answer key, clip art and printables. No prep needed. Easel assessment and activity included. Health Education Standards addressed (as developed by the CDC -Center for Disease Control Healthy Schools and the Joint Committee on National Health Education Standards:)
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Banking Lessons - Life Skills for High School Students
These lessons were designed to develop banking skills for teens or life skill students. Since this is a Word Document, the lessons can be modified to meet the unique needs and skills of your students! I originally made these lessons for High School students who were in grades 9-12 and varied in intellectual ability. Again, the activities can always be adjusted.
Lessons include the following:
1 – A banking fill-in activity with pictures for vocabulary development and thinking questions.
2 –
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9th - 12th
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Identifying Sewing Equipment
Are you looking for a modern version of sewing equipment or tools? Is your copy looking dated and has been photocopied a few dozen times? This is a digital file with clear images of sewing equipment found on 2 pages. Students in your Sewing and Textiles classes can start the course learning about notions and tools used in the sewing laboratory prior to beginning their course. They learn both the proper name of the tool as well as its function.
There are a total of 17 tools to identify. A
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6th - 12th
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Buying A House: Mortgage and Interest Rates Assignment
Engage students in understanding home mortgages, interest rates and more by having the students research and select a future home. Students really enjoy searching the housing market and finding out the costs of houses. This project helps students understand the reality buying a house, the effects of length of borrowing, interest rates, down payments and credit scores.
Links are provided to help students find homes. The worksheet and summary questions are easy to follow. Take advantage of
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9th - 12th
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Mock Interview Questions: Career Exploration
Hold a mock interview with your students! This activity teaches them responsibility, preparation, and organization. This file includes:- General questions related to employment- Several 'curve ball' questions - Feedback sheet (for the evaluator)I generally allow 15 minutes for each student. I switch up the questions each time and if possible, have a secondary person in the room (it makes it more 'real' to the students). Check out the FREE preview for a sample of this item!
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8th - 12th
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Real World Detailed Budget Project
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Here I have created a real world budget project for students to figure out on their own how hard it is to create a budget and try to stay within a monthly budget! It really opens up students eyes as to what it takes to live and use money wisely.
Whats included:
-Real World Budget Project Calculation Sheet
-22 possible job situations (can be edited to add more and you may want to change incomes based on the area you live)
-Directions for students to follow step by
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Health- Sleep-Why You Need It- lesson, activities, CDC Health Standard 7
Hands on lesson for most grades on why students need sleep, stages of sleep, and how much sleep they need; with information on what can help you sleep. Quiz, art project. Elementary activities are "write why you think you don't get enough sleep" and Draw a picture of a crazy dream." Quiz and "What Stage of Sleep are you in if you do the following?" Easel activity and assessment available with this lessonCDC HEALTH STANDARD SEVEN: Students will demonstrate the ability to practice health enhan
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4th - 12th
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Special Ed Transition Packet; Differentiated Interest Inventories, Job Training
This is an 11 page packet that will help with any level of special education student. There are three different interest inventories that will allow you to figure out the path that student will take in the future. Several job opportunities are listed for each type of career. For example, if a student who wants to be a doctor will not likely achieve that, they could still work as hospital staff.Two of the interest inventories are for students who are low functioning, and perhaps unable to read. O
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
How to Write a Resume
This assignment helps students write a good resume.
Here is what you get:
1. Lesson Plan
2. Organizing worksheet for Resume Information
3. How to create an effective resume rubric
4. Tips for writing a good resume and positive word choices
5. Example Resume
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Safe Culinary Practices: Kitchen and Food Safety Activities FACS, FCS
A lot of Content! Comprehensive Kitchen and Food Safety Curriculum for FCS and Culinary ArtsAre you in search of thorough and engaging kitchen and food safety materials for your Family and Consumer Science (FCS), FACS, or Culinary Arts classes? Look no further! These lessons are designed to ensure student safety and competency in the kitchen. This resource is rich in content and comes with the flexibility to edit, ensuring it aligns perfectly with your student's learning needs. Available in Wor
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Kitchen and Food Safety Essentials Bundle for FCS, FACS, Culinary Arts
"When I Get Angry" Social Story - EDITABLE - Behavior Strategies - Anger
This is an EDITABLE Social Story for a student who struggles with dealing with anger. It offers nine strategies for things to do when one feels angry in Social Story format. It includes colorful pictures and photos along with words. I have kept this file as a Microsoft Word document so that you can edit it for your specific student. Social Stories are meant to be tailored to fit a specific student's needs. Social Stories are particularly beneficial for students with autism but can be used with o
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1st - 9th
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Do You Follow Directions? worksheet
With this activity students learn the value of following directions.
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Not Grade Specific
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"Taking Responsibility for your Actions"-Easel. CDC Health Education Standard 8
This lesson is a guide in helping teens and young adults to learn about taking responsibility for their own actions. Cause and effect is covered, along with emotions and how taking responsibility for your actions is a choice. A separate section on making wise choices when it comes to responsibility for your health-with sensitive topics. Writing prompt, activity.No prep needed. Clip art, printables. Easel Assessment and activity included. Health Education Standards addr
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6th - 12th
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Special Education Distance Learning Work Box Task Cupcake Vocational Job Skills
Let your students practice their work skills, even if they cannot attend their jobs during this unprecedented time. This practice task maintains their skills, and keeps them busy while they are distance learning. This work box vocational task will let your students practice assembling cupcakes and packaging them as well! The assembly task is designed as if your student works for “Callie’s Cakes”, a fictitious cake company I’ve invented. Each order form needs a base cupcake, frosting, and a toppi
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Special Education Work Box Bundle Cupcake Assembly Task
Class Participation Rubric
When students see that their participation is being graded regularly and consistently, they adjust their study habits so as to be well prepared for active class participation. Increases motivation, as students need to take responsibility for their own learningEncourages students to prepare for class Encourages students to be active participants in classroom activitiesEncourages students to think and reflect
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Ethics and Journalism - Controversial Photos Activity (GRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS)
This packet allows your students to explore ethics and journalism. Through this activity they view three controversial photographs that were taken and published by professional journalists but stirred up controversy due to the graphic content or story topic. This activity is very thought-provoking and engaging. Students view each photograph, read a short paragraph or two about the context surrounding its taking and publishing, and finally analyze each one for the ethical questions it raises and
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8th - 12th
Circles Booklet handout
Early Literacy booklet based on the Circles program by James Stanfield covering the different Circles in easy to understand language. Created for students in Special Education classes/settings, but easily transferable to the younger grades as it focuses on appropriate touch and communication.
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Not Grade Specific
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Special Education Daily Warm Up Life Skills with Pre-Written IEP Goals
I created this unit to let my students reflect on their surroundings each morning. My students really like knowing the routine of these warm-ups every day! Use these warm-ups to start your day out with basic and functional information. This unit comes with two sections you can use each day.Warm-Ups: Included are 3 different types of warm-up to use with different levels so that each student can be challenged appropriately. The warm ups start off with levels for writing their names, so that you ca
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1st - 12th
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