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Career and technical education Common Core W.9-10.1d resources
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How to Teach Resume Writing - A Complete Resource for Teaching Resume Writing
This resource takes the form of a digital Google Slides™ presentation and a printable PDF format.With worksheets, graphic organizers, writing templates, supporting videos, and discussion activities, this classroom/remote learning-ready resource contains everything you need to take students from nervous novice to career-ready with NO PREP required.This resource covers:• What a resume is and its purpose• Resume Power Words• How to organize a resume for optimal effectiveness• The 7 main sections of
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Resume Writing - Cover Letter - Interview Skills Bundle
How to Write a Professional Email - 5 E lesson, game, templates, checklist!
The ability to write an effective email is crucial for success in the 21st century, but it is not something typically taught in school. This resource is a fun and easy way to help your students rise to the top of the inbox with a professional email message. Purchase includes:1. 60 minute 5E in-person lesson plan including game and interactive lesson2. 'mad libs' sheet for use in lesson (blank version and filled in version)3. how to write a good email checklist (in plain style, as well as infogra
Grades:
7th - 11th
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CCSS:
Also included in:Â Ultimate Career Readiness & Job Shadow System (career readiness curriculum)
High School Business Class Projects
High School Business Class Projects is a hands-on, EDITABLE real-world project for any student in high school that can be done in any subject area, but especially in a class that teaches them business and leadership skills. The Zip file contains a PDF and Word version. You can edit the Word version as you wish or you can just print the PDF version for a No Prep assignment.User comment: "A great resource to help my seniors get ready for their next step after high school." High School Business Cl
Grades:
9th - 12th
High School Leadership Project: Teens Starting NonProfits Student Workbook
This Student Workbook for Teens Starting Nonprofits provides high school students the experience of launching their own nonprofit and what information they need to gather as they research and conduct needs assessments.Broken in to 6 Sessions students willSession One - Research nonprofits started by teenagersSession Two - Explore different typse of nonprofitsSession Three - Learn what you need to start a nonprofitSession Four - Create a team to help with your organizationSession Five - Conduct a
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â High School Leadership Project: Service Learning Bundle
Creative Writing Portfolio | Author Website for High School Creative Writing
Hey there, Creative Writing teacher! Wrapping up your Creative Writing unit, semester, or year, and wanting to give your students an engaging, creative alternative to traditional creative writing portfolios?By ditching the traditional folders and papers, students grow their digital citizenship skills by creating an author website with Google Sites!This no-prep, digital resource is Google-friendly, with a Google Slide digital workbook and Google Site students create!The digital workbook includes:
Grades:
9th - 12th
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End of Course Reflections & Evaluations WS 4 Journalism, Broad., CTE & Yearbook
Congratulations on making it to the end of year! This resource will help your students reflect on the end of the year, showcase and write about their best work, and if it is a requirement at your school, you can use these reflective sheets for their portfolios or have your current students write a letter to next year's students. HINT: You can have a GALLERY WALK in the newsroom to look at students' best work. Here is what’s included in this resource:A Google Form for quick reflecting & evalu
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Student Cover Letter Assignment | Career Readiness
This hands-on career and college readiness assignment helps students create a cover letter using current industry trends for professional, stylish, and stand-out-from-peers cover letters. This professional portfolio resource includes a 4 page assignment with links to online resources with comprehensive background info AND a grading rubric making your job easy.Get the entire Career Readiness Professional Portfolio BUNDLE for everything you need to deliver a series of engaging lessons and assign t
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Journalism: Introduction to Sports Photography Slideshow
Ignite your students' passion for sports photography and equip them with the essential skills to capture the action on the field with our "Introduction to Sports Photography Slideshow." This 24-slide PowerPoint presentation is expertly crafted to simplify the art of sports photography, making it accessible and engaging for budding young photographers.Key Features:Structured Learning: Our slideshow provides a systematic and well-structured approach to teaching sports photography, covering critica
Grades:
9th - 12th
Cerate a Business with a Proposal Complete Unit Plan
8 Project Unit Plan including all Rubrics consisting of the following:Complete written business proposalCompany LogoCompany SloganSocial Media AdvertisingBusiness Card DesignCompany Letterhead & Corporate BrandingDesign Company WebsitePower Point Presentation
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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High School Cover Letter Guide
A cover letter gives context or areason for applying to a role and the subsequent materials submitted. It may describe how a candidate learned about an opening, a broad explanation for their interest and fit, and any unique qualifications that would strike the reader.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Spot the Mistakes on this Cover Letter
This a quick activity, usually used as a Bell Ringer, where students are to circle and correct the 3 specific mistakes made from a sample cover letter. This would be a perfect addition to any unit related to the job application process or persuasive writing. An answer key is provided. Disclaimer: Students should be familiar with the purpose and format of employment cover letters. Check out this cool bundle for resume skills: Resume Unit
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Microsoft Word: Car Loan Calculator Activity
Students will utilize their Microsoft Word skills to create a one-page summary of their dream car. The document requires the students to apply various formatting options, insert and format a picture, and insert a table summarizing financials for the purchase of the vehicle. Detailed instructions page and scoring rubric included in download.This is a great activity to offer extra practice for students preparing for the Microsoft Office Specialist: Word Associate Certification. MOS: Word Objective
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Live Work Project - PBL Business, CTE, & Any Course
As teachers, we're always looking for the project that will be the talk of the year for what students most enjoyed. Live Work is a memorable, impactful form of experiential learning using the PBL project model. This versatile project kit has everything you need to organize small live work projects lasting days or large scale live work projects lasting months. This is a great anytime project for any course especially in CTE and vocational educational including business classes. WHAT THIS PROD
Grades:
7th - 12th
High School Leadership Project: Publicity about Events, Projects, and Programs
Many clubs and organizations at your school want to get other students involved. Student Council wants participation in events Kindness Clubs want students engaged in service projects and community effortsStudent Organizations want support for fundraisers, activities, and new membersUse this workbook to help your group create publicity about what activities, fundraisers, and initiatives you have going on.This printable student workbook helps students think aboutVisionAudienceMethodMessageStrateg
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â High School Leadership Project: Service Learning Bundle
Individual Restaurant Portfolio Project
This is a four part portfolio project. in this project your students will create a theme / concept for a food service establishment, write a descriptive essay describing their establishment, Develop a menu for their establishment, cost out the menu and create menu prices based on desired margins, develop standardized recipes and food costs for menu items and portions, Create a final portfolio package that is the starting point for a business plan.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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High School Email Etiquette Checklist: "Is my email ready to send?"
One of the best ways to help students succeed both in and out of a school setting is by teaching email etiquette. By teaching students how to write an email, they will know how to write an email to a teacher, boss, or superior. Email etiquette is an essential skill that students need to know, and this checklist ensures that you’ll receive much more pleasant emails.This digital download (pdf) email etiquette checklist is designed to help your students learn the art of proper email communication.T
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Leadership Through Literature for Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy
Leadership Through Literature is a curriculum designed to facilitate college and career readiness in the ELA/ELD classroom. Students will self-identify their particular leadership style and research a corresponding career that was presented in the novel. Students can work alone or in groups with other like-minded students through the step by step research project. In addition to the career exploration project, there are also graphic organizers to use for examination of novel background, plot,
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Send in Beowulf - Recommendation Letter for Beowulf - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Beowulf in the epic poem is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like Beowulf is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. Students enjoy deciding the fa
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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CCSS:
Also included in:Â Beowulf Bundle - Anticipation Guide, Info Texts, Character Analysis, Project
To Kill a Mockingbird - Recommendation for Atticus Finch - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like To Kill a Mockingbird is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. St
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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CCSS:
Another Odyssey - Recommendation Letter for Odysseus - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Odysseus in The Odyssey is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like The Odyssey is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. Students enjoy deciding the
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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CCSS:
Quick Advertisement Graphic Organizer
Are you students struggling with communicating their ideas? Do you have them doing a creative project that requires them to sell you on an innovative product or service? Have you just finished going over a persuasive writing unit? Well, this product will help your students organize their thoughts while communicating with an audience. It is great for any project based class. There are interactive links embedded to help the students learn more about specific elements of writing copy just in c
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Hearing Loss Prevention
Hearing loss is a topic that can be applicable to all students, especially with the frequent use of headphones. This lesson covers the inner ear and how decibel levels can affect stereocilia. I use it for my carpentry and welding students, but I feel it can easily be adapted for any classroom... even as an ice breaker for the first day of school. I have Google Slides to accompany this lesson. Email me if you are interested in using them.
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
Resume Creation | MS Word (Part 3)
This lesson provides students with a resume template that can be edited and filled out by students after creating a cover letter, listing theis credentials, and following the goals, objectives, and principals of the company they are applying for. This is the actual Resume for the assignment.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Resume Unit Plan Bundle
Resume Building Mini Bundle
Included are the slides need to teach students that basic of brain storming and creating a resume and cover letter. I have also included a worksheet that is meant to help students brainstorm what successes they've had so far in life that they can include on their resumes.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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