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7th grade child care projects $5-10
Child Development Theorist Baseball Card Project
This project allows students to research Child Development theorists, and then to organize the facts about them in an interesting way. The baseball cards can be printed and used as a review activity later in class also!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Theorist/History of Child Development Bundle
Potato Baby Project
Explanation: Talking about Child Development with your students? Give them a fun activity where they get to see a glimpse of the responsibilities of caring for an infant!My students absolutely LOVE this project. When I first heard of this idea, I thought, "Really? I don't think they'll get excited about a potato." But after I tried it, let me tell you, I am FOR SURE doing this every semester. They are obsessed!Why not egg or flour babies? I chose not to do egg babies because I didn't want to har
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Child Development: Infant & Toddler Sensory & Peek-a-Boo Book Project
Use this project to help your child development students understand Piaget's sensorimotor stage & object permanace. Students will have the option to create either a "sensory" book ("touch 'n feel) or a "peek-a-boo" book. Sensory (touch 'n feel) books will require the student to select 5 different textured materials to incorporate into a book. Peek-a-boo books will require the student to create 5 different "windows" that hid different pictures within the book.I recommend bringing in a few e
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6th - 12th
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Egg Baby Project
Egg babies are a fun, low cost way to teach students some responsibility!! Great for child development, adult roles, interpersonal relationships, health class, and so much more! Product includes:-Instructions and rules for a week long (You can easily make it longer if you wish!) project where students decorate and take care of a hollowed out egg. -Grading breakdown -5 journals reflecting about the project and teenage pregnancy-Egg baby birth certificate template This project is so much fun- my s
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6th - 12th
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Bluey's Lesson Pack - Reflection for 6 Episodes - Student Approved - End of Year
Unlock the potential of Bluey's heartwarming and insightful episodes with our specially crafted lesson plan for High School FACS Child Development classes. Dive into the complexities of family life, child development, and real-world issues through the lens of Bluey & Bingo and their endearing friends. These reflections will have your students watching Bluey in a whole new way - searching for the "deeper meanings" of each episode.Key Features:Comprehensive Episode Selection: Explore six impac
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Child Development End of Semester/End of Year Final Project: Make a Daycare
This project will have students develop a plan to start their own childcare businesses (daycare centers or preschools). They will be creating a business plan, a classroom schedule, a classroom floor plan, designing a "center", and researching daycare regulations. Step by step directions are provided. This is a great way to wrap up a semester of child development.daycareearly childhoodpreschoolchildcarecreate your own businesschild development final exam projectentrepreneurClip Art Credit: http
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7th - 12th
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Month by Month Development Project
Students will create a presentation that outlines each month of pregnancy for mom and baby. Requirements:Month by Month changes for MomPhysical Symptoms/ChangesEmotional ChangesWhat to Expect at Prenatal VisitMonth by Month changes for BabySize in cm/inchesWhat development is occurring during this month?Picture of Size of Baby Each Month with Comparison Item (think fruits and veggies!)Included in this resource is 9 months of templates for students to fill their information in with, a grading sca
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7th - 12th
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Child Development - Summer Bingo Reading Plan - Future Teachers, Gerontology
Introducing Child Development - Building Bridges through a Summer Bingo Reading Plan - a dynamic and engaging child development lesson plan designed to spark the love for literature in young minds. This one-day activity empowers high school students to curate age-appropriate book recommendations for grades 1 through 12, creating personalized Summer Book Bingo cards.In this interactive session, students embark on a literary journey, researching and carefully selecting books that align with the de
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Family Structures Assignment
Students will be able to examine Family Structures. I used to do this assignment on paper in a mini-book format, but due to COVID, I have now created an e-learning friendly version. Students will be asked to look at a television show family and evaluate that family's structures, members, roles of members, parenting-styles, challenges, and advantages that their chosen family has. All directions, requirements, and grading scales are fully editable.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Building Strong Families Unit
Child Development Theorist Video Guide & Research Project
Child Development Theorists Video Guide + Research ProjectWhat's Included:YouTube Video Link - Child Development Theorists (21:98)Video Guide WorksheetVideo Guide ANSWER KEYChild Development Research Project - Google Slides Project- Includes planning page & project rubric.This is great for any Child Development or Early Child Education class that needs to explore the main Child Development Theorists. It can also be a great follow up activity to the All About the Baby's Brain Bundle.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Child Development Theorist Bundle
Who Else Has Impacted Child Development?
Are you teaching your middle school and high school students child development? If so, this is the perfect lesson! Students will be able to learn about the people, outside of the common theorists, in history who have impacted the research in Child Development in this research project. This a great lesson for making real world connections with famous and historical figures that students may not have even realized have made an impact in Child Development.Includes in Who Else Has Impacted Child Dev
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Theorist/History of Child Development Bundle
ECE 1 - Developmentally Appropriate Classroom Project - Design your classroom!
Rubric and instructions for the project based on developmentally appropriate classrooms. This is a project where students create their own classroom online (link provided) meeting the appropriate criteria.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Teen Parenting Budget
Supplement the Egg Baby Project with this highly impactful finance project. Ideal for 8th and 9th-grade students. If you have upper-level students, heck out my Baby Finances Project that is geared towards 11/12 grade students.
Students work through a basic budget of finding a job (relevant to their age), find costs for baby related items and have to balance a monthly budget. It is an eye-opening assignment for many students.
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7th - 10th
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ECE 1 - Baby Book - Early Childhood Raise a Baby for a Week (Egg)
This is a scrapbook assignment where students will be a parent for a week. Students will hollow out an egg, decorate the egg to represent their baby, and carry the egg around in a basket, "taking care of it." Instructions and rubric are included. This is the assessment for the infant development unit.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Postnatal Care of Mom Project
This project asks students to create a five slide presentation about the postnatal care of a woman after labor and delivery. They are asked to describe mom's physical and emotional needs after labor and delivery. They also are asked to define and explain post-partum depression, and find three local resources for assistance with it. The project comes with guidelines and a rubric for grading.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Labor and Delivery Bundle
ECE 1 - Article Group Project (School Age, but can be used in any class)
This presentation explains all the rules, requirements, and instructions to complete this project. Students are put into article groups where they are all given the same one to collaborate and create a presentation about. Then they are all separated into new groups to teach their classmates what they learned.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
ECE 1 - Positive Guidance Project Rubric/Instructions
This is the project that coincides with the Positive Collaboration unit. The rubric is detailed enough to follow along as instructions. This project is peer-graded. Students are supposed to create an infograph (can be a ppt, brochure, etc) about one of the chosen topics (under #1).
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Reproductive Unit - Flat Baby Project
This is an amazing project that help students be creative, conduct research, and care for something other than themselves. I used to do an egg baby and it became messy, upset other teachers, and costly. I have the students bring anything to cloth/design their baby with.....yarn for hair, fabric for clothes, ribbons, or anything that will make their baby unique. This will take about 5 days. I typically start on a Wednesday and end on a Tuesday. I do assign the pictures as homework and have an alt
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6th - 12th
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ECE 1 - Food Safety Recipe Book Assignment Project
Recipe Book assignment where students create 5 recipes that are healthy and age appropriate. The recipes must also include learning points to make them affective AND educational. Can be a physical book or digital.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ECE 1 - Theorist & Brain Foldables (2)
Foldables that accompanies the presentation. 1: A brain foldable with instructions to fill out with information. 2: Pocket foldable that matches theorist to corresponding belief, theory, etc.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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