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Email Etiquette Mini-Lesson
Empower your students with the skills to write effective and appropriate emails. Email etiquette isn’t intuitive. Students need to learn email etiquette to communicate effectively in the classroom and the real world. With this lesson, you’ll ensure those “text message” style emails are long gone. In their place, you’ll find well-written formal emails with the correct formatting. In addition, students will learn real-world email skills, such a why and how to use carbon copy, blind carbon copy, re
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Email Etiquette Lesson and Activity: How to Write an Email (With Examples)
Do you need to teach your students how to write an email? This no-prep and editable Email Etiquette Lesson and Activity for Google Drive and PDF will make it easy! This resource includes a slideshow, a practice activity, sample email prompts, and more!This resource includes the following files:Teacher Guide PDFEditable Google Slideshow titled Email Etiquette 101Editable Google Doc Note Sheet to accompany slideshowPrintable Practice Activity PDF (2 pages)Editable Google Doc Practice ActivityThe s
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in: Academic and Life Skills Bundle for Middle and High School Students
Career Exploration No Prep Lesson for 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Grade School Counseling
Ignite career exploration in your third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students with an easy to use, no prep career exploration digital PowerPoint presentation and lesson for Google Slides™ during your classroom guidance class. Use as a stand-alone lesson or in conjunction with a schoolwide Career Day event to amplify career planning activities in your elementary school counseling program.Your upper elementary students will:deepen their understanding of a job versus a careersort true and false
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: School Counseling Fifth Grade Curriculum Lesson Plan Bundle
Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance TED Talk Lesson
This resource includes both a printable worksheet and Google Drive (paperless) option. It is intended to be used with Angela Duckworth's TED Talk, "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance." The TED Talk (video), worksheet, class discussion, and online activity can be completed in one class period. The video, worksheet, and online activity can also be assigned as homework. A bonus "One-Pager" extension activity is also included.This video and worksheet are appropriate for most high school-lev
Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Also included in: TED Talk Character Lesson Bundle | 10 Lessons | SEL
Budgeting and Paystub Lesson and Activity
Learn daily living skills with this budgeting and pay check activity on Google Slides or Google Jamboard! This activity is perfect for the end of the year or for Special Education transition plans in secondary classrooms! Students will research cost of living, learn to analyze a pay stub, and learn to re-adjust their budget. This product includes: Budgeting Brainstorming Budgeting Research Assignment Roommate Debate Pay-stub explanation slides Budgeting based on a provided pay stub Reflection se
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Food Safety Lesson Plan for Culinary Arts - Foods - Life Skills - FCS
Are you looking for a no-prep food safety lesson that follows along with ServSafe for your Culinary Arts students? This is a google slide lesson with a reading about food-borne illnesses, pictures, guided notes and questions to check for understanding. Students also research a recent food borne illness outbreak and answer questions about it. What does this food safety resource pack cover?Types of food borne illnessesThree types of food hazardsCommon foods that can cause illnessWays to prevent f
Grades:
8th - 11th
Types:
Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Mise En Place Lesson, Questions and Poster for Google - Culinary Arts - FACS
Are you looking for a way to introduce mise en place to your students before cooking in the classroom? This culinary arts and FCS mise en place lesson will have you prepared with no additional work and have your students engaged. With a slideshow, guided notes, video clip, WebQuest, poster, and questions your students will understand the concept of having "everything in its place."!This mise en place lesson is in Google format and has everything you need to teach the concept without all the work
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Career Exploration Guidance Lesson Jobs, Careers & Community Helpers
This no prep Google Slides ™ classroom guidance lesson on career exploration is the perfect guidance lesson to teach your PK through 3rd grade students about various jobs, careers, community helpers, and more. This resource includes:⭐A mini lesson on jobs, careers, and community helpers⭐An introduction to 36 different jobs/careers⭐3 Classroom games within the presentation: Would You Rather, Who Drives This Vehicle, and Find the Community Helper⭐36 color posters, one for each job/career ⭐36 black
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Hand Sewing Tools - 1 Day Interactive Lesson
I'll be completely honest with you, I did not become an FCS teacher for fashion or sewing. In fact, NONE of my undergrad classes focused on this facet of Family & Consumer Sciences. This could only mean one thing... I was going to have to learn and teach myself. If you're like me and aren't too confident in teaching the basics of hand sewing, this resource will set you and your students up for success by providing a basic foundation and introduction to sewing tools and proper use with fun, i
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Beef Lessons for Meat Unit in Culinary Arts - Prostart - FACS - FCS Lesson
Are you teaching a meats unit in Culinary Arts or FACS Foods class and need an engaging, no-prep lesson on beef? This beef lesson includes a presentation in both Google and PowerPoint with videos, guided notes, questions, and a beef web quest! This foods lesson will help your middle school or high school students will understand different types of meat cuts, USDA beef grades, how meat is cooked, types of cattle, and more. These family and consumer science lessons are no prep and you can either
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Kitchen Equipment Slideshow Matching Activity - Kitchen Tools Activities FACS
Are you looking for a no-prep lesson on kitchen equipment for your middle school or high school Culinary Arts, Life Skills or Family and Consumer Science students? This is a lesson on kitchen equipment and tools that your students will encounter in the kitchen while cooking that includes a slideshow, reading, guided notes, questions and a matching activity.This resource includes a 42-page colorful Google slideshow with large equipment and small wares that include real pictures and a brief descri
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Poultry Lesson and WebQuest - Chicken, Duck, Turkey Lessons for Culinary Arts
Looking for an engaging and hassle-free way to teach your culinary arts or family and consumer science students about poultry? Look no further than this comprehensive poultry lesson! With a ready-to-use slideshow covering everything from chicken to duck to turkey, your students will have access to all the information they need. Guided notes and student questions help ensure that they're actively engaged and retaining the information. Plus, a poultry Webquest adds an interactive and fun element t
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Thanksgiving Lesson Plans for High School - Cooking Thanksgiving - CTE FACS
Are you looking for an easy, no-prep Thanksgiving Foods Lesson for high school? This activity includes a reading with questions about the history of Thanksgiving foods, student comprehension questions, and a video on pumpkin spice with questions and recipes. It discusses the origins of Thanksgiving foods and fall food traditions. What's Included in this Thanksgiving Activity?19 slides on the history of Thanksgiving and Fall foods including turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberries, and pumpkins.3-pag
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Job & Career - Hard & Soft Skills Lesson & Sorting Activity
Add this supplemental Hard & Soft Skills Activities to your Job & Career unit. No prep, 100% Digital and EDITABLE - This Hard & Soft Skills Lesson will teach your students hard and soft skills needed in the workplace. Includes a presentation with a video link and higher-level discussion questions. Students will then complete the Hard & Soft Skills sorting activity in which they click and drag 38 hard and soft skills cards. Downloads in Google Slides and works perfectly in Microso
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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How To Create A Fun/Professional Commercial Video Project
With this lesson, your students will learn how to plan and film their very own commercial for a product of their choice. This is a class favorite for the students when they get to explore either a professional, infomercial, skit, or freestyle commercial. This download will guide students through the pre-production planning for their commercial. It will also guide them through the filming process.Students love selecting a product they are passionate about and creating either a professional, comic
Grades:
4th - 12th
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The Business of the Super Bowl
Are you ready to tackle the ultimate learning experience? Step into the huddle with our Interactive Google Slides and score big as you explore the thrilling business and economics of the Super Bowl!Topics include: Super Bowl Spending, the NFL as a franchise, advertising, half-time performance, ethics, retail spending, the Taylor effect, and more!Perfect for a sub day or no-prep day for you!Get ready to elevate your knowledge to championship levels! Are you up for the challenge? Hut, hut, hike i
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Agriculture MythBusters Animal Science Dairy & Pork Production- No Prep!
No Prep! Remote Learning & G-Suite Friendly!Grab students’ attention and lock in engagement with this fun MythBusters: Ag Remix Project! This editable Google Slides resource gives students the choice to explore milk or bacon production, utilizing How It’s Made videos and literacy resources to have students discuss how production of their chosen ag product occurs, while busting common myths the general public may believe surrounding the topic. Why you’ll love this resource: student choice in
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Career Research Project Avid Middle Junior High School Google Slides Editable!
This is such a great project for middle school, junior high, or high school students. It is a great career investigation for an elective like avid study skills, college and career classes, ASB, student council, or even speech and drama. It is interactive and guides students to research their chosen career. The students can create their own slideshow, or you can have them add slides to this one to make grading a bit easier. I also have them present their careers to the class. This is completely e
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Life Skills - How to Write and Send an Email - Middle School Chromebooks NO PREP
NO PREP TIME REQUIRED! Simply project or share the slides and go! This lesson is designed to fill 40 minutes. Students will engage with the material by taking notes and participating in whole group discussion. The lesson starts with a discussion on the importance of sending professional emails. Then walks students through the main parts of an email while providing opportunities to practice crafting each part. Sum it all up with a formative assessment to assess student mastery before an indepe
Grades:
4th - 12th
Entrepreneur Phil Knight Emergency Sub Lesson Plan with worksheet for Business
This Print-and-Go Lesson plan is perfect for when you are in need of a sub plan, want to prepare an emergency sub plan, or have a gap in your lesson plan calendar and need a quick lesson to fill in. No prep needed. This is a lesson plan written for a 1 day 60 minute class but can easily be adapted to a 50 to 90 minute class and can easily be followed by a substitute teacher. There is an extension activity at the end in case you or the sub needs to fill extra time or extra days.Phil Knight is an
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Knife Skills Activities for Culinary and FACS - Knife Safety and Knife Cuts
Are you looking for a way to teach your students about the parts of a knife as well as knife skills? This knife skills worksheet and activity will help your middle school and high school students learn the types of knives, knife parts, and types of cuts. This culinary arts and FCS lesson is easily uploaded to Google Classroom to send to students. Students can answer the questions using the Google Slide and type right in the document. What topics Does this Knife Skills Activity Cover?:Knife skill
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
How to Read a Job Advertisement - Special Education High School (Print/Google)
Captivating Warm-Up/Homework Assignment. "What do all of those abbreviations mean?" Help students become familiar with common terms in job ads. This activity takes students through Craigslist job advertisements and asks them questions about job-related vocabulary (e.g. FT and PT) and asks them to articulate what steps an individual needs to take to apply. Because they are Craigslist ads, students are immediately drawn in to the practical/real-life application of this activity. There are 3 differ
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Complete Series Bundle 23-24
The Family Life Cycle - 1 Day Interactive Lesson
If you're an FCS teacher due for teaching about The Family Life Cycle soon and enjoy getting your students up and out of their seats, this is the resource for you! Whether you teach Counseling & Mental Health, Child Development, or Family Studies, I think you’ll find that this resource will fit perfectly and align with the standards in your Family & Consumer Science course. With this resource, you'll be teaching your students about the 6 stages of The Family Life Cycle. These stages incl
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Social Media Marketing Career Exploratory Research Digital Activity Lesson
This Social Media Marketing Career digital activity has no-fail research links that offer students information to DISCOVER education needed for this career, INVESTIGATE what life would be like if pursuing a career in social media marketing, and ASSESS what skills are needed to succeed at that career. Students are also prompted to EVALUATE themselves to see if they have what it takes to make it as Social Media Marketing Director.Great career discovery lesson for Career Class or a Marketing Class
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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