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Problem solving child care simulations for Microsoft Word
Consumer Math: On a Budget
Students will learn how to set a personal budget while building a clothing wardrobe for themselves.
Situation: A fire has destroyed all of your clothes. You must replace your entire wardrobe. The catch? You are on a strict budget.
How strict? $400.00. The less you spend, the more you win.
Skills: Finding percent; budgeting
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Making Money from Lemons--Microsoft Excel 2010 Project
This is an updated version of a previously posted project. This version is updated to reflect the Microsoft Office 2010 format. Students play a fun game that requires them to figure out how to make the most profit from their own "Lemonade Stand". Students will learn to create a spreadsheet that keeps track sales profit and loss. They will also create a graph that shows a sales report at the end of their "season".
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Weekend Project *RealCare Baby* Parenting Simulation
Weekend Project *RealCare Baby* Parenting Simulation
This packet includes everything you will need to provide students the opportunity to take the RealCare Baby home for the weekend and participate in a parenting simulation.
Including:
-Formal parent letter explaining the program
-Parent and Student agreement forms
-Paperwork for students to complete during their weekend experience
-Reflection paper guidelines and grading rubric
-Teacher resources for organizing and grading
If you prefer
Grades:
6th - 12th
Life Choices WWYD (What Would You Do) - Critical Thinking Skill Development
Youth will practice their teamwork skills while making difficult life decisions that they may be faced with on a daily basis. They will learn how to have an open mind and be open to new ideas and ways of doing things that are different from their own.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Ready or Not Tot Baby Simulation
This manual is written for use with Nasco’s Ready or Not Tot baby simulation. The Standard Instruction Manual provided with the manikin was used as a reference for certain sections of this manual. This project is a parenting simulation. The manikin cries, coos, burps, and needs a diaper change throughout the day and night. Students are responsible for providing proper care as if it were a real baby. Students are graded on their ability to care for the baby’s needs and complete related written as
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Personal Shopper to the Stars- Research and Math Project
What kid doesn’t have a famous person that they admire? Who doesn’t’ like to spend money? This download combines both interests into one motivational activity.
In this project, students will research a famous person alive today, focusing on their hobbies, personal preferences, family life, etc. Then take the information they’ve learned about their famous person and become their personal shopper. They will then use a budget of $5,000 to buy gifts that fit their person’s lifestyle. The student
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Special Education Conflict Resolution through Art
This is a conflict resolution plan to help students confront stress through art. They are in control....The image is provided by Conde Naste.
Grades:
K - 9th
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Street Crossing Task Analysis / Program
Street Crossing Lesson Plan/Task Analysis
Steps and commands for simulating or acting out in real life a process of crossing the street.
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Calculator Simulations for Probability and Statistics
If you are obliged to follow a mandated math curriculum at your school, then I suggest you read no further because this site is probably not suitable for you. However, if you are looking for something that is different, yet might spark an interest in either you or your students, then it might be worthwhile for you to continue reading.In 1994 I wrote an alternative curriculum for our Probability and Statistics students that employed Monte Carlo simulations. The students’ reactions were so positi
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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Tater Tot Project Accident Report Worksheet
Introducing the "Tater Tot Project Accident Report Worksheet" – a crucial resource to ensure responsible and accountable execution of your teen parenthood simulation. This worksheet empowers students to take ownership of their actions and decisions while offering a structured process for addressing "accidents" involving their "Tater Tot." It's a powerful tool for fostering empathy and enhancing the learning experience in a safe and structured manner.Product Highlights:1. Accident Reporting Frame
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Tater Tot Project Complete Bundle
Tater Tot Project Teacher & Parent Daily Care Logs
Introducing "Tater Tot Project Teacher & Parent Daily Care Logs" - the essential resources to ensure a seamless and responsible execution of your teen parenthood simulation. These logs empower students to take ownership of their responsibilities and foster open communication between school and home, creating a holistic learning experience.Product Highlights:1. Teacher Daily Care Log:This log provides a structured format for students to have their teachers sign off on the care the students ar
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Tater Tot Project Complete Bundle
Self-Advocacy for students with a hearing loss
Scenarios directly related to students with a hearing loss that promote great conversation in relation to self-advocacy. These can be used for student awareness or IEP progress monitoring. These are great activities to foster positive thought process about living with a hearing loss as well as having honest discussions about how to advocate for yourself. these questions are geared at a variety of levels and can be modified as needed. This set includes 21 different scenarios about having a he
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Not Grade Specific
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ESCAPE ROOM 1
Greetings,Will Rogers said, “I never met a man I did not like.” I say, “I never met a student who did not love an Escape Room.” Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. And do not feel guilty. Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Cubby Name Letter Links Example
These are letter links done with some names. names can be switched or you can contact me for specific names for your class. Other sizes are also available. Head start / vpk approved!!
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Grades:
PreK
ESCAPE ROOM 3
Greetings,Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character. And that’s called FUNdamental education! Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. Put students in Escape Room teams. Give them six challenges, one at a time. The goal --solve them all
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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ESCAPE ROOM 2
Greetings,Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character. And that’s called FUNdamental education! Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. Put students in Escape Room teams. Give them six/seven challenges, one at a time. The goal --solve th
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Personal Checks Activity - How to fill out a check
So this is a basic worksheet I've used with my students giving them a few scenarios and then the students have to fill out how they would fill the checks out. Students will be tasked reading a small prompt and then using basic math, figure out what they owe on the check itself. I always use these two prompts, and sometimes I create a duplicate set using the same pictures on page 2. You can create your own scenario and make the kids come up with harder situations. For example, one of the question
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Motivational thinking lesson for students taking exams
Each year, students take standardized exams. Some are statewide and some are nationwide but they all cause students to have anxiety. This lesson teaches children and teens what adults know...Also included is a suggestion about what to do right after lunch to help the entire class calm down and refocus.Art provided by Dreamstime.com.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Scientific Method Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum
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Introduce or refresh your students to the Scientific Method in a way that will have them chewing on what they learned long after school.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Child Development: The Effects of Nutrition and Stimulation on Child Development
This article introduces you to the effect of nutrition and stimulation in a child’s development. The article highlights on the importance of good nutrition of the child and mother and how that affects the child’s development. It also demonstrates how stimulation is critical in the child’s survival and development.
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Tater Tot Project - Teen Parenthood Simulation
Are you looking for an engaging and immersive project that teaches your students about the responsibilities of teen parenthood? Look no further! This "Tater Tot Project" offers an eye-opening experience that empowers your students to step into the shoes of a teen parent for a week, using a potato as their "baby."Project Overview:In the "Tater Tot Project," students will embark on a unique journey that challenges them to understand the physical, emotional, and logistical demands of teen parenthoo
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Tater Tot Project Complete Bundle
Moving Multiple Choice
This is a whole class interactive formula for engaging active students. It's great for middle school and upper elementary students who need a kinesthetic component to their learning. It also allows a teacher to assess quickly the level of understanding of the class. It's most fun when the argument is more important than the specific answer. If the answer is not an obvious one then it provides a safe environment for students to practice critical thinking skills.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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