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Life skills resources for Microsoft Word $5-10
Career Resume Writing Handouts, Mini-Lessons, Rubrics (Editable Word .docx!)
*Updated and Expanded Google Slides Version Now Available!*Teach resume writing with ease. This series of handouts and mini-lessons will teach students how to write a resume, but also teach writer's craft and grammar with a real-life product. Includes:1) Inferring requirements from sample resume2) Brainstorming experience 3) Creating a draft 4) Replacing tired verbs with active verbs 5) Making tense consistent6) Creating clear and consistent formatting7) Proofreading (with Rubric)Please ask a qu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Reggio Inspired Report Card Comments
Need some inspiration to get those report cards finished? This is a class set of Reggio-inspired report cards, which include 5 sections: Life Skills, Literacy, Math, Science and Social Studies. In addition to Reggio principles, they are also written in reference to “Early Learning for Every Child Today, A framework for Ontario early childhood settings” as well as common core. Each student has two comments, one for Semester 1 and one for Semester 2, to show growth. Below is an example of one chil
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PreK - 1st
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
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
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
Life Skills Distance Learning Special Education Grocery Shopping and Recipe Unit
Special Education Life Skills Grocery Lesson↑ Check out the preview above to see examples of this unit! ↑I’ve created this unit so that I can teach the students in my Life Skills class how to make a few simple meals independently. I wanted them to have at least one breakfast recipe, one lunch recipe, one dinner recipe, and then two snacks. By breaking these recipes down to the least amount of instructions, our students will have a better chance of being able to complete the recipe on their own.
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Not Grade Specific
European Travel Itinerary Project Cultural Geography History Budgeting Editable
The European Travel itinerary Project was created for my 9th grade Cultural Geography class, but it would probably work for a variety of different social studies or life skills classes. This project is fully editable, so you can modify it to fit the needs of your classroom and reflect the specific course you are teaching. The European Travel itinerary Project is designed so students can learn about the geography, culture, history, and political systems of a chosen country in a fun and engaging
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6th - 10th
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Report Card Comments - learning Skills rubrics
Make reports card writing easy with these learning skills rubrics. I created them for myself and find writing reports easy for any child. Incorporates all major learning skills (Self Regulation, Independent work, Collaboration, Responsibility, Initiative, Organization) and levels of acievement for each. It also includes other general comments and comments for next steps for each learning goal.
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PreK - 12th
New Class? Get Ready to Cook for Culinary Arts, FACS, and FCS (8 Lessons)
Get Ready to Cook for Culinary Arts, FACS, and FCSThis resource gets students ready to cook! The lessons cover kitchen and food safety, kitchen tools and equipment, dishwashing, blender information, measuring, etiquette, lab procedures, and lab self-reflection. There is a lot of content with this purchase- 8 Lessons! Answer keys are included.Editable to meet the needs of your students.⭐ Recommended ResourcesHuge Bundle: Life Skills Lessons and Activities Food Safety PowerPointKitchen Equipment L
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: SALE!!! FACS, FCS Bundle: Nutrition, Culinary Arts, Sewing, &Life Skills
Blank Templates For Cariboo----Make your own cards!
Do you use the game Cariboo with the students in your class?
Sometimes you have an idea and you want to make your own cards but don’t have the time to measure out the size for the cards for the board or the “calling cards.”
Well here you go, I’ve made a blank template for both sets of cards for you to use with your game!
More than half the battle is done for you, now all you need to do is insert the content/pictures into each box!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Making a Budget Gr7-9 Math:Decimals,Percents,Estimating,Rounding,Money
How to budget money is a skill that many students have never been taught and therefore many adults lack. This package contains 2 parts: Creating a Grocery Budget and a Monthly Budget for all Bills.
These challenges (as I like to call them) require students Grades 7-9 (or higher) to plan for a month's worth of grocery shopping and basic house bills that they will have when they are out on their own.
-It reinforces practical money skills and the budgeting process in a fun and engaging way
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7th - 9th
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ONTARIO REPORT CARD LEARNING SKILLS COMMENTS PARAGRAPHS, 3 PAGES, TERM 2, TERM 1
The attached 3 page Word document has already formatted paragraphs for the learning skills section of the Ontario report card. The paragraphs are organized by level (excellent, good, satisfactory, needs improvement) and reflect the 6 areas being evaluated (responsibility, organization, collaboration, independent work, initiative, self-regulation).For the level of excellent, you will have 3 paragraph options to choose from.For the level of good, you will have 4 paragraph options to choose from.Fo
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1st - 8th
Learning Strategies Stress Management Unit
A Unit to support special education students with stress management in a learning strategies classroom. Activities include: active reading, reflective questions, handouts to support stress busting activities, a stress journal chart and a culminating activity with a rubric. Recent additions also include Google Forms Stress Diagnostic and a Google Forms Quiz (with answer key).
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Interior Design Dream Home Project
This is the final project for a high school interior design course. This project included the instructions, planning sheets, and a grading sheet. The project includes finding a floor plan online, furnishing, and planning the interior according to the elements & principles of design, traffic flow, principles of lighting, color schemes, window treatments, etc.
This is a fun project for students but will take them a significant amount of time.
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9th - 12th
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Social-Emotional and Behavior Goal Bank with Accompanying Goal Sheets
This is a fully editable document with 18 social-emotional/behavioral special education goals. Within this document you can tailor each goal sheet to the IEP deadlines dates, accuracy, and student names for your caseload. Make as many changes as needed to make these data sheets useful in your teaching setting.Goal areas addressed:1. Engagement during whole group instruction2. Using self-control (calm-down) strategies3. Increasing Time on Task4. Following single or multi-step directions5. Gaining
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PreK - 5th
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THE EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING BUNDLE
All of our best EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING lessons and tools, all in one place, and all at almost 50% off the regular price! All products have digital and printable hard copy formats.This bundle is a growing package, so purchasing it now at the lower price will lock you in for all of the future additions (It will be 8-10 items in total over the next few months) for free!This Bundle Includes:5 Self-Reflection Activities & Assignments packagePriority Lists Explanation and TemplatesArticle Analysis
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Who Moved My Cheese? For Teens Book Study Activities
Who Moved My Cheese? is a great book for all teens. It's a story about coping with change, realizing when it's happening, and that it's not always a bad thing. I have put together an editable packet filled with discussion questions and activities to promote deep thinking while students go through this book. As you read with them, you can discuss some of these questions together, or have the students respond silently (some topics might be difficult for students to think about and discuss, so i
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7th - 12th
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Study Skills Strategies Activities
This document accompanies the FREE PowerPoint entitled "Study Skills Strategies" based on Laurie Rozakis' book "Test-Taking Strategies and Study Skills for the Utterly Confused." Included are practice exercises and activities.
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7th - 10th
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Hard Skills vs Soft Skills Full Lesson - Includes Slides and Worksheet!
In this activity, students will be taken through a variety of activities to learn more about the difference between hard skills and soft skills and why they are important in the workplace. This activity also comes with a slide show presentation that teachers can use to lead the class through the activity. Alternatively, students could also accomplish all steps on their own if the teacher wanted to use this as a homework assignment or quiet class activity. I love this activity in my classes. Stud
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Life Skills: Job Applications for Students with Autism and other Visual Learners
A total of 42 Job Applications (14 different jobs – 3 differentiated versions for each job!) Students can complete these applications on the computer!!! Students choose a cafeteria and classroom job they would like for 1 month (by keeping the job for 1 month, they are more likely to increase their independence with performing the job tasks). They fill out the corresponding job applications for the positions of interest (Students are able to practice typing in their personal information for
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6th - 12th
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College Research Project and Poster Presentation
This project is designed to increase student interest in colleges as well as teach valuable internet research skills.
The project begins with the student completing a College Research Worksheet to gather information from the college website. There are 17 questions, including demographic information, tuition/fees/board, activities, admission requirements, and financial aid to ensure that students consider all aspects (not just the fun ones!) of the college.
Once the data has been collected,
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7th - 12th
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PBIS: Character Ed. Lssons Respectful, Responsible, Ready to Learn
There are 14 pages of worksheets and lessons on Character education. I am the PBIS chair and have mastered these lessons over the years. These lessons focus on being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn. There are many examples of what students should and should not do as well. You teach your students how to read, you should teach them how to act as well.
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3rd - 12th
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Adaptive Rating Scale Template Bundle (Vineland-3 & ABAS-3)
A comprehensive package of adaptive functioning rating scale templates that include both the Vineland-3 and ABAS-3. For both scales, parent and teacher tables and narratives are provided. Templates are written in a gender neutral format and may be edited to allow for personalization.Areas for personalization or specific examples are indicated throughout the templates in red to easily identify and change as needed.
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Not Grade Specific
Character Ed. Workbook 32 Lessons
This packet contains 32 character ed. lessons that deal with a variety of topics.
Here are the lessons in the packet:
1. Showing Respect
2. Quitters Never Win
3. Online Safety
4. Preventing and Solving Conflicts Outside the Classroom
5. Preventing and Solving Conflicts inside the Classroom
6. Respect
7. Ranking Your Values
8. Good Sportsmanship
9. The Qualities of Good Sportsmanship
10. True Sportsmanship
11. Respectful at the Park
12. Respectful
13. Responsible
14. Ready to Learn
15. Reso
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5th - 9th
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