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Free vocational education resources for Microsoft Word
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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Pre-Vocational Skills Checklist for Students with Low Incidence Disabilities
This is an extensive assessment in checklist form to provide a snapshot of student needs in the areas of communication, self-help, social, behavioral and related services skills development. This assessment can be completed by parents, teachers, or related service providers on a yearly basis. This assessment can be one of the tools used when determining present levels within an instructionally appropriate individualized education plan (IAIEP).
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Not Grade Specific
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Hygiene Self Assessment
This self assessment provides students an opportunity to explore their personal hygiene beliefs and behaviors. The assessment also allows the teacher to gain an understanding of the student's beliefs and behaviors. The information gained from this assessment allows teachers to plan individualized instruction for a hygiene unit. Students examine how often they perform hygiene tasks including brushing teeth, washing hands, showering, wearing clean clothes, etc. The assessment can also be taken by
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4th - 12th
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Consumer Math: Grocery Store Price Project
Using weekly advertisements, from three different grocery stores, students will compare and contrast the cost of grocery shopping. While this project is based for a Midwest school, it may be adapted to any region of the United States. After completing the project, students reflect on why shopping smart is the best way to shop. A great project to teach comparison shopping and budgeting.
Skills: Budgeting; Comparison shopping; Basic adding and subtracting
File is editable.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Structured Teaching Job Boxes 1-30
Job boxes are great for students as they have been able to do these tasks on their own and can develop increased independence. Independent job boxes also teach vocational skills and life skills, while emphasizing specific learning targets for the learner. When introducing a new job box, first teach it to the student during work with teacher time. Once the student has mastered the task, the job box moves into their independent work rotation of materials. This is a very easy to put together and ve
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PreK - 12th
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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 & College Exploration Project
This is a individual research project that requires students to research possible careers and schools.Includes rubric. Utilizes Arizona Career Information System for personal assessment and career information. You can use another career website, just access information would need to be changed.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Budgeting and Meal Planning
This activity encourages it's users to be creative, budget, take personal and dietary needs into consideration. Young adults, have trouble thinking about others and planning ahead. This activity encourages youth to do both of these.
The user is given a budget, items with prices and friends with dietary preferences and needs. After the user chooses meal plan, he or she must then answer comprehension and critical thinking questions about diet, budgeting, and personal choices.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Student Personal Job Application Practice
This document allows students to practice creating a real job application by walking them through the process step by step and allowing them to think about all aspects of their life that might contribute to their skill set.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Reading a Recipe - Pancakes
FREE RESOURCE for Educational Use only.Use this short quiz to check your students' ability to accurately read a recipe. You can add questions or use as is. It can be used as a quiz or done together as a group. Hope this is helpful!I do NOT own rights to the recipe, credit is given to the owner and creator of the recipe used. The only parts I own are the comprehension questions I created to go with it. This resource is intended for educational use only.
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6th - 12th
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Life Skills/Prevocational Skills: Tools Sequencing & Vocabulary
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Life Skills: Constructions Skills Task Cards for Special Education
I have...Who has... counting coins
Job Skills Task Cards
Kitchen Tools: I can identify kitchen tools
Life Skills--Prevocational Skills Progress Monitoring Sheets
Construc
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Pre-Vocational Lesson Planning Guide for Daily Job Activities
Complete guide to creating lesson plans to promote pre-vocational and life skills embedded into the academic program. Complete with lesson plans, rubrics, adaptation ideas, reading , writing, math, problem solving, organizational skills development and more. To arrange an in services email info@aotss.com. Professional Development specialists will design a staff training geared towards your organization's needs. See www.aotss.com for more info.
Grades:
10th - 12th
Life Skills: Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt
Students will create a shopping list according to the ingredients they need to purchase for a recipe. They will then go on a "scavenger hunt" for the items in the store. Students will record the aisle number where they found the items. They will also record the cost of the items and add the total prior to check-out.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Career Cluster Exploration Worksheet
This worksheet is for students who have completed a career cluster inventory. The sheet guides them through exploration of the careers and hobbies associated with the results of their inventory. The internet is required for this worksheet.
A teacher's guide with links to suggested free resources that can be utilized along with this worksheet is included.
This product is in Microsoft Word format and can be edited.
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8th - 12th
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Career Prep: Job Attributes
Use this sheet to discuss appealing attributes that employers are looking for when interviewing a new employee. The second page is for students to self-survey their own attributes. Print front/back. Editable in MS Word.I love positive reviews and a tip to say thank you is appreciated! Venmo: @andi_rez
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5th - 12th
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My First Resume
This hand out is a time saver for any teacher or school counselor who wants to teach children about writing a 'resume'. This hand out can go home for parents to see, or can be added to your school's elementary guidance folder, which documents your efforts. The second page, has two copies of a word bank, which can be cut in half to save paper. This word bank empowers children to express themselves without the pressures of spelling to allow students to feel accomplished in their skills. 'Spark
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Careers in Agriculture Project
Project designed for Principles of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources classes to complete during Careers Unit. They have to create a portfolio and a google slide about their specific job choice and teach the class about that job.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Culinary Lab Evaluation Sheet
Evaluating a culinary lab is always challenge. This evaluation sheet is an excellent way to score students performance in culinary labs. The chart covers 10 general food preparation skill categories and uses a 5 point grading scale. Students can be scored on an individual basis or as a group--categories allow for both to be scored on the same sheet. The categories can be changed to fit your personal needs. I've also included a description of each evaluation category on the second page so studen
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7th - 12th
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No Work Experience User Friendly Resume Template
This resume template can be used for a student who does not have work experience, but is looking to create a resume. It is a user friendly template that asks direct questions of the user to help make the process easier.
This template was created for use in the Teens in Transition curriculum, but is a tool that can be used by anyone creating a resume.
View the Teens in Transition Starter Kit Here!
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Budgeting and Sales Tax Worksheet
This is a great worksheet to teach budgeting and sales tax. Also a great way to progress monitor for those that might have specialized goals in budgeting/like skills.
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4th - 12th
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Generic Movie/ Documentary Work Sheet
This worksheet is a generic work sheet to use with any video, movie, Ted Talk or visual showing in your classroom.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Measuring Cup Clip Cards
These clip cards help students match and identify the amounts on common measuring cups and spoons.
Grades:
K - 2nd
John's Robotics: Robotics and STEM Career Student Interest Survey
This survey can be used as a pre-post tool for assessing your programs impact on students career choices or interest in the Robotics and STEM areas. Students take a few minutes to fill out this survey relating to their experience in robotics along with current and future interest in the STEM fields as a career pathway.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Structured Teaching Job Box 19
Job boxes are great for students as they are able to do these tasks on their own and can develop increased independence. Independent job boxes also teach vocational skills and life skills, while emphasizing specific learning targets for the learner. When introducing a new job box, first teach it to the student during work with teacher time. Once the student has mastered the task, the job box moves into their independent work rotation of materials. This is very easy to put together and very cheap
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PreK - 12th
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