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Kindergarten family consumer sciences printable microsofts
How to wash clothes
This product is a step by step activity for how to wash clothes. Students can identify each step for washing clothes using the pictures and written steps. Have students cut out each step and sequence them from beginning to end to show their understanding.Have them even paste the steps in order on a separate page to hang up next to the washing machine for an easy reference of how to do it.Fun and easy activity to teach your students or child an important life skill!
Grades:
PreK - 3rd, Staff
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Donation letters
Working as an elective teacher, I am always on the hunt for grants to help fund my programs. However, I found that it was much more successful to raise funds through the community.
There are two versions of a donation letter that you can edit and use for your classroom. The letter can also serve as evidence for the donator who may want to claim it on their taxes!
As a culinary teacher, our funds mostly come straight from the profits made in catering events. Unfortunately, it was still limitin
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Food Sorting Task Cards
Print these food cards out on card stock, laminate, and cut to create a sorting activity. Students can sort foods in to food groups as a group, in partners, or as an independent activity. This can be used in a health class to talk about healthy foods. Great activity for elementary students, special education students of any age, English language learners, and homeschooling!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Folding Laundry - Bath Towel
This how to activity provides a step by step instruction of how to properly fold a bath towel. Helpful for those new to folding laundry and helping out around the house. Also, effective for life skills classroom instruction.
Grades:
PreK - 8th, Adult Education
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Listener Responding Identifying Grocery/Food Items In a Field of 2
Target Listener Responding skills for your client/students with this lesson. Students will target identifying items/images of grocery/food items. Students can be provided with varying statements (prompts) for which item to identify in the array (field of 2). There are varying examples of items to aid with generalization. Directions For Use:Use each page to present as the visual stimuli. learners will be provided an sd(Examples: “select X” or “point to x” or “which one is the X”) and the lear
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Listener Responding Identifying Grocery/Food Items In a Field of 2
Target Listener Responding skills for your client/students with this lesson. Students will target identifying items/images of grocery/food items. Students can be provided with varying statements (prompts) for which item to identify in the array (field of 2). There are varying examples of items to aid with generalization. Directions For Use:Use each page to present as the visual stimuli. learners will be provided an sd(Examples: “select X” or “point to x” or “which one is the X”) and the lear
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Colors of Food (Level 2)
This includes a presentation activity as long as task cards to follow along. Find the color of the food item you see.
Grades:
K - 5th
Colors of Food (Level 1)
This includes a presentation activity as well as task cards to match. Identify the food item that corresponds to that color.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Farm to Table Printout
This worksheet is a simple way to show students what common foods they enjoy comes from the farm. NO prep! Simply print, cut (or let students cut!), and have students glue to a paper plate. Farm to table!
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
How to dry clothes
This is an interactive how to activity for how to dry clothes. Students can sequence how to dry clothes using the pictures or written steps. Have students cut out each picture and sequence them from beginning to end. Students can paste them into the grid worksheet.This fun activity will help students and children of all ages learn how to execute this valuable life skill!
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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April Preschool Calendar
Current April 2017 Calendar for Preschool Tuesday through Friday. Contains graphics for show and tell, graduation and Easter. Contains weekly themes for the month. Open for editing
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Grades:
PreK - K
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