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Free vocational education handouts
IEP Goal Bank FREEBIE - Life Skills - Functional IEP Goals - Special Education
| Life Skills | IEP Goals | FREEBIE | Math | Reading | Writing | SMART Goals |Every year, coming up with FUNCTIONAL IEP goals is of utmost importance for students' success outside of the classroom. It is important that the IEP team work together to select goals that are relevant, age appropriate, and directly applicable to the real world to ensure future independence.This FREEBIE provides you with examples of meaningful goals that are broken down by different areas of SDI a student might need su
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Job Skills - Warm Up - Life Skills - Vocational Skills - FREEBIE
| Job Skills | Warm Ups | FREEBIE | Life Skills | Vocational Education | Careers | Special Education | Unit Fifteen |Providing students with simulated job skills practice in the classroom is a key part of ensuring their success while working at a job site in the community. If you are looking for a NO PREP activity that focuses on functional reading, writing, and math skills, this FREEBIE is for you! These life skills warm ups focus on job skills needed while working at a variety of different job
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Also included in: Job Skills - Life Skills Warm Up - Vocational Skills - BUNDLE
Career Exploration Worksheet
This worksheet is to be used with the website MyNextMove.org.For a more complete lesson, check out my Career Exploration Webquest Complete Lesson as well!Enjoy!
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Middle School Career Lesson Bundle
Career Exploration - Career Readiness - CAREER vs JOB - Distance Learning
Career vs JobHow They're Different and Why It MattersObjectives: Students will be able to:· Define a “job” and a “career.”· Compare and contrast a job versus a career.· Identify the benefits of a job. · Identify the benefits of a career.Easy to implement Lesson. Great for distance learning. Besides promoting career readiness skills, the learning material is designed with flexibility as well as to enhance reading comprehension skills. Can be used for lower grades or students in upper grades with
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4th - 12th
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Life Skills - Scope and Sequence - Pacing Guide - FREEBIE - Life Skills
| Life Skills | Year Long Planning | Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | Special Education | FREEBIE |Over the years, I have encountered many teachers starting a life skills classroom and having no idea where to begin. Starting a new position can be challenging enough but having to figure out curriculum is what leaves many new educators feeling helpless during these crucial stages of classroom development. To help with this, I have created a FREEBIE that outlines a clear scope and sequence on ho
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Career Research Handout
This modified handout could be used as part of the Practical Living Curriculum, Vocational Studies, or as part of transitioning for Special Education students.
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4th - 12th
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College and Career Fair Scavenger Hunt/Bingo
Looking for an engaging and interactive activity for your students to stay engaged during a College and Career Fair? Check out this fully editable College and Career Fair Scavenger Hunt/Bingo activity for students.
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6th - 12th
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IEP Cheat Sheet - Positive Mindset Worksheet - Special Education
| IEP Cheat Sheet | Special Education | Strengths Based | Positive Mindset |When writing IEPs, it is important to keep a positive mindset in the verbiage we use to review students' strengths and weaknesses. Much like we encourage our students to view things in a positive light, it is important that we as educators reframe our thinking when it comes to completing IEP paperwork. This FREEBIE was developed as a guide to help support how to rephrase some challenging behaviors a student might present
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Not Grade Specific
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Career Exploration - Career Readiness - YOUTUBE CONTENT CREATOR - Vocational
Career ExplorationYouTube Content CreatorThis lesson is in a Google Doc format and PDF format.Please support me by leaving feedback.Thank You For Your Support.Michael.INTERNET AND COMPUTER USE AT WORKWORKPLACE COMMUNICATIONVOLUNTEERING, VOLUNTEERISM, Career LessonsCareers, Jobs, Career Exploration
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills FREEBIE - Task Analysis - IEP Goal Bank Ideas
| FREEBIE | Life Skills | IEP Goals | Math | Reading | Writing | Task Analysis | IEP Objectives |Every year, coming up with FUNCTIONAL IEP goals is of utmost importance for students' success outside of the classroom. It is important that the IEP team work together to select goals that are relevant, age appropriate, and directly applicable to the real world to ensure future independence.This FREEBIE provides you with examples of meaningful goal areas that you can work on with your students to inc
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Vocational, Exploring Careers, Reading, Waiters and Waitresses
This is a self-guided vocational based assignment that explores the occupation of a waiter and waitress. It was designed for special education students but may be applicable for others interested in exploring careers. The information was derived from the Occupational Outlook Handbook; it was condensed and simplified so it would be more accessible. Other helpful materials focused on career exploration are:STRANGE & UNIQUE JOBS - EmploymentExploring Careers 1, Career ExplorationExploring C
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Job Skills - Scope and Sequence - Pacing Guide - FREEBIE - Vocational Skills
|Job Skills | Life Skills | Vocational Skills | Year Long Planning | Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | Special Education | FREEBIE |Over the years, I have encountered many teachers starting a life skills classroom and having no idea where to begin. Starting a new position can be challenging enough but having to figure out curriculum is what leaves many new educators feeling helpless during these crucial stages of classroom development. To help with this, I have created a FREEBIE that outlines
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Career Readiness, SANTA CLAUS JOBS, Holiday season, Christmas, Careers
Santa Claus Jobs
Career Readiness. This a fun reading comprehension assignment for the holiday season.
Other helpful and interesting learning materials are:
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY SEASONAL JOBS
Career Readiness, Employment, Vocational, Careers, Career Pathways
Interesting and Amazing Health News
The Best, Strangest, Deadliest, and Grossest Jobs
COMMON SCAMS STUDENTS SHOULD BE AWARE OF
Buying a Car
Feedback is Greatly Appreciated.
Thank You
Michael Powell
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Career Readiness - Career Exploration - INTEREST INVENTORY ASSIGNMENT
Career Exploration - Interest Inventory AssignmentStudents take an brief online interest inventory assessment and analyze their results. This assignment supports the lesson on "Making a Wise Career Choice."Career Exploration, Career Clusters and PathwaysSKILLED TRADES CAREERSEmployment Vocabulary & Careers - JOB APPLICATION, BENEFITS, WORK HOURSYour Support is Greatly Appreciated.Thank YouCareer and Life Skills Lessons
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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College and Career WebQuest
This activity is designed to get students thinking about what they want to do after they graduate, and to help them take the first steps in making a plan. The students will research three universities or technical institutes, developing an understanding of the location and the cost to attend each school. They will gain an understanding of the entry requirement for each school as well as the amenities and majors that are available. The learners will grow to understand the crime rate and demograph
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6th - 12th
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Career Exploration, Jobs, Employment
Career ExplorationA fun and interesting reading comprehension worksheet that explores a unique job. It is designed to catch students' interests and to have them start thinking about the many different career opportunities that exist in the job market. Other helpful lessons:STRANGE & UNIQUE JOBS - EmploymentThe Best, Strangest, Deadliest, and Grossest JobsFeedback is Greatly Appreciated.Thank YouMichael K. Powell
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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FREE Calendar, Days of Week, Months of Year POSTERS | Morning Meeting Visual
Use these FREE no prep visuals to show students the days of the week and the months of the year in order! Print and hang in classroom, or use alongside any Calendar Skills work. Use with these worksheets during your morning meeting calendar skills routine, and start the day off with students learning about important time life skills!—> Grab the CIRCULAR daily and monthly calendars here!—> Looking for printable calendar skills (worksheets, cut & paste or velcro activities?) Click here!G
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FREE Classroom Economy Deposit Slips (4 per page - Total of 16)
I created this for my personal finance class to teach students to write checks. I looked all over TPT for a life-like deposit slips and wasn't happy with what I was seeing. Some products were missing the MICR code, at the bottom, that shows the routing and account numbers. I just decided to create exactly what I wanted.
This is a freebie for you to use in your classroom. Please leave feedback after downloading.
If you'd like the editable file, you can find it in my store in MS Publishe
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5th - 12th
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FREE Visual Recipe for Autism Making a Smoothie, Boardmaker Visuals
8 Step Visual Schedule with Ingredient List for Making a Smoothie! Easy to follow, using Boardmaker Symbols. PCS and Boardmaker are trademarks of Tobii Dynavox LLC. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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Job Application Checklist FREE
Free employment application checklist covers key actions to take before, during, and after completing a job application. Ideal for CTE, vocational, life skills, work readiness, and co-op students. Also useful for teachers applying for new positions. Helpful, concrete reminders for both first-time job seekers and experienced workers seeking part-time or full-time positions. Updated 2023.Print the PDF version, or click on the "Open in Easel" button to assign it digitally to students.Single user li
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Job Skills and Employment Readiness Activities MegaBundle SAVE 39%
Beef Wholesale/Retail Cut Sorting Worksheet
After students learn the names of the wholesale cuts of the beef carcass. It is important to start visualizing and categorizing where each of the retail cuts come from in comparison to the wholesale cuts on a beef animal. This worksheet asks the student to identify the wholesale cuts then write the retails cut names in the correct wholesale cut column that each cut is obtained from.
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4th - 12th
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Life Skills: Doing Laundry PRE/POST ASSESSMENT
**This is just the pre/post assessment. In my store are the FREE notes that go along with this lesson**This is a lesson I taught to my middle school students with Mild to Moderate Cognitive Impairments. This lesson on laundry was stretched out for a 4 day period. I started with the assessment to see what they knew about doing laundry already, we then took two days to go over the notes together with discussion, as well as, practicing starting laundry and folding laundry in the classroom. The last
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Circular-based Graphic Organizers
As Special Educators, we know the importance of hands-on, visually supported resources. Circulars provide an extremely useful and free resource for educators who wish to provide their students a wide range of activities that build a strong variety of academic, functional daily-living and vocational skills.
Circulars can be used with mathematics in order to build number recognition, monetary and numeral value, budgeting and a variety of other skills. They can be used to study health & nutri
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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