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Middle school family consumer sciences games for Microsoft Word
Laundry/Garment/Textiles Care Symbols - Review Game & Flash Cards
Use with your FACS, Home Ec, life skills, or textiles class to review the symbols on a care label. There are 18 cards included, as well as cut and pastable images so you can add/delete/adjust the cards to fit your needs. There is also a visual and written answer key. Being able to interpret these symbols is like speaking a language; we must understand them in order to take proper care of our clothing! Print the cards on card stock for a sturdy final product!Cards are differentiated to suit multi
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Herbs and Spices Breakout Game
This is a super fun, high-energy class game to get students learning about herbs and spices. The Escape room style really adds a heightened element to an already fun hands-on activity. Students try to identify samples of herbs and spices using smell, sight and a worksheet of clues. Once they have successfully identified them, they use Google Forms to Breakout and win the game!
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7th - 12th
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Economics and Personal Financial Literacy Game
My students LOVED this game! In fact, many asked for copies to take home. This is a real world way to teach students about financial responsibility. In this game, students will learn to manage financial resources effectively for lifetime financial security. They will discover:The difference between fixed and variable expenses.How to budget based on salary. How to calculate monthly expenses.How to prepare for financial emergencies by purchasing insurance and saving money. How to allocate a mo
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3rd - 6th
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Heads Up- Fashion Design and Sewing
Game Objective:Be the team or individual who guesses the most words correctly. Game Set Up and Rules: Print and cut up the individual cards. Laminating the cards prevents individuals from seeing the words through the backside of the paper. Play as a whole group or play in teams. Place the pile of cards upside down on the table. Set the timer for 30-60 minutes. The first individual places the upside-down card on their forehead for everyone to see. The group must describe the card on the individua
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Kitchen Tools and Equipment Scavenger Hunt
Label 10 different kitchen tools and equipment with letters A-J within your school kitchen lab. Students will read the clues on the scavenger hunt and locate the tool/ equipment within the kitchen lab. This helps students practice matching tools and equipment to their purpose as well as identify the location on the tools and equipment within the kitchen lab classroom.
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7th - 12th
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Slogans-Brand Name Game
I am a condimentI sold something that we eat for breakfastI am often associated with pancakes and wafflesI am not an Uncle but an_______________My product slogan is "Make meals special with_________"There are 18 different products. Each product gives 4 clues plus the Product logo "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking."Break your students up into teams or play individually.Designed to down load cut out and laminate and you will have this for years. Excellent for cognitive, analytical, critic
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Spent Game Reflection
This assignment is a reflection for students based off the Spent Game: http://playspent.org/*Before purchasing, please visit the above link and ensure that the game is still live!*This game takes students through a realistic budgeting experience. This assignment provides reflection questions for students as they complete the simulation. *Also available in Google Docs format*
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Consumer Education Bundle
Mexican Cuisine Matching Activity
This matching activity could be done at the beginning of a unit on Mexican cuisine, or as part of a culminating lesson. Students match the cuisine term with either a description or picture (in the attachment, the correct answer directly follows the cuisine term).
Students can complete this individually, in partners, or in small groups. The terms and descriptions can be simply cut and used as is, or can be laminated.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Rubber Glove Relay
An activity to practice basic dish washing techniques.
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8th - 12th
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Why study food and nutrition
This lesson talks about why food and nutrition is important in every day life. It has a learning activity within the lesson plan and is a good way to introduce a food and nutrition unit.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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Grades:
7th - 8th
Protein Bracelet Activity
This activity will help the students understand how to create a protein using clear and solid colored beads to create a bracelet.They will create a bracelet that will represent non essential amino acids and essential amino acids.
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7th - 12th
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Alcohol Review Bingo
A fun way to engage students in review before an assessment, this BINGO review game includes the key terms/concepts of the Alcohol Unit for a typical health class. The first page is for copies to be made and passed out for students to fill out their own chart using the terms provided. The second page contains the questions to be asked by the teacher. The students must know the correct answer in order to place a chip on their BINGO card. Rules and prizes are to the teacher's discretion :)
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6th - 12th
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Fashion: Three of a Kind Color Schemes Review
Download includes teacher instructions and groups of descriptions to cut and prepare for a quick three of a kind review. This activity works great for cooperative learning, bell ringers, review games, etc.
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6th - 12th
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My Plate Zonk Answer Sheet--review game
The answer sheet for the teacher to delegate the questions for Zonk or Bazinga.
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7th - 12th
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"Chopped" Score Sheet
This product is a score sheet for the judges to use when rating the cooked food items that students prepare in a friendly competition similar to the Food Network TV show called "Chopped."
This game works really well if you have a full cooking lab, but even if you don't, the game can still be enjoyed by giving each of the participants some items to make a sandwich, salad, or decorated cupcake. Students must prepare something tasty and creative with a basketful of previously unknown ingredients,
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5th - 12th
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Future Wellness Predictor
This document is designed to facilitate the introduction and anticipatory set for a discussion regarding components of wellness and factors that influence our wellness. I use it in a 10-12 level nutrition and wellness course, but it could easily fit into any health related course or unit.
Students roll a die and whatever number they roll is crossed off in the first box. They continue to roll until there is only one selection left in the first box (if a number is rolled again, the student re-rol
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6th - 12th
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Intro to FCCLA Jeopardy- list of questions/answers
This is a list of questions & answers for a FCCLA Review game.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â FCCLA Lesson Bundle
This or That? Game for College Decisions
Remember that old game where you line up down the middle of the classroom, and move to the left or right depending on your interest? This is just that! However, this game will help your students begin to understand the decisions that they will have to make when selecting a college. This is a great introduction tool to spark the idea of selecting a college to younger students!
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Homesteading Game
The Homesteading Game is a great game activity that allows for student creativity! You may use a generic game board to save time or allow the students to make their own. You will need 6 colors of construction paper, scissors, glue, printed copies of the game cards and a die to roll. The students also enjoy making their own game pieces! When ready to play, students will roll the die and move along the path of the board. The students will read the top card from the stack according to the colo
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5th - 10th
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GRAINS VOCABULARY LESSON
This lesson for ESL students or elementary learners goes over the vocabulary from the Grains portion of Canada's Food Guide. You can first provide students with a copy of the food guide, then go over this activity for a fun filled lesson with your learners in mind!
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1st - 9th
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Vitamin and Minerals around the room
This worksheet has a list of all of the vitamins and minerals that the students will learn about. They will have an opportunity to research on one or more vitamins and minerals and create a poster on it. Posters will be placed around the room for the rest of the class to look at and fill in the missing information. This will help them feel accountable for their work as well as getting all of the information without having to research all of them
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7th - 12th
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Bingo Review (super easy to organize)
This is the best review game ever! It is very easy to organize and the kids love it! You can let the students use their notes or not and correct answers will serve as the bingo marker.
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4th - 12th
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Prep 4 Parenting Scavenger Hunt
Perfect way to get kids up and moving around and talking to their classmates!
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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