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8th grade child care projects for Google Apps
Theories of Human Development: Full Unit
A complete unit of products to teach and reinforce theories in Human Growth & Development. These PowerPoints, notes, activities, and projects include the information for Erikson, Maslow, Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg, Skinner, Pavlov, and Bandura.❗What is inside?❗47 Slide PowerPoint covering 8 different theorist3 Pages of Notes to PowerPointTheorist Puzzle Sort Class ActivityMix & Match Theorist Review + Answer KeyTheorist Pop-Up Village Project + Grading Rubric out of 40 points25 point Goo
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7th - 12th
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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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Create a Digital Baby Nursery Room Project (FACS)
Allow your students to be creative and design their own baby nursery room! Using the Design With Friends website, they will create a digital nursery room based on an assigned budget, then present their finished design to the class.Project details are included, along with a rubric, and the Google Doc is completely editable! Perfect for a Child Development or Interior Design class.Note: Students will need to create a Design With Friends account in order to save their design and share with others.
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7th - 12th
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Holidays Around the World-Suitcase Project for ECE Students
Students will broaden their worldview through this project in which they will research holiday traditions from a selected country. Students will research and plan developmentally appropriate activities for young children based on their findings. They will present their findings using the provided criteria in the form of a file folder “suitcase”. The purpose of this assignment is not to celebrate or promote certain holidays, but to inform students about the traditions found within many different
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Egg Baby Project
This egg baby project gives students a real-life picture of being responsible for someone or thing constantly as they do when they are babysitting children. This project is definitely a favorite! This activity lasts 3-4 days. What's included in the Egg Baby Project: ✅ Egg baby project birth certificate✅ Egg baby project "Babysitting Info" as an alternate to the birth certificate✅ Questions to help hypothesize what will happen to their egg baby.✅ Four days of writing daily journals & scenari
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Babysitting Lesson Plans
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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Toddler Toy Evaluation Lesson Plan - Child Development FACS Classes
Toy Evaluation Lesson PlanAre you an educator looking for an engaging and educational lesson plan that will keep your high school students actively involved in the world of child development? Look no further! Introducing our Two-Day Toy Evaluation Lesson Plan, designed to provide students with a hands-on experience in understanding child development, toy safety, and the factors that captivate a child's attention. This lesson works best after you have covered some of the PIES of child development
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Child Abuse Research and PSA
Child abuse Research and PSA project. It includes step by step instructions & Rubric. Part 1: Research Part 2: PSA I use it for Principles of Human Services but can be used in many other Family Consumer Sciences Classes. Follow me on social media!Instagram: @fcs_m_garzaTwitter: @fcs_m_garzaPlease FOLLOW my TPT store and leave a Review if you enjoyed your purchase!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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Baby's First Birthday: Family and Consumer Sciences, FACS, FCS
Students can practice budgeting skills while planning a birthday party for a one-year-old! They have to pick a theme, shop for decorations, and choose a cake and outfit for the baby. I use this as a fun closer to my child development/parenting unit.
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7th - 12th
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Baby Size Comparison Assignment / Project | FCS | Child Development
Visuals are helpful when talking about fetus size. Thus, this assignment allows students to compare a fetus to various foods as it grows. For example, at 12 weeks, a fetus is comparable to the size of a lime.Students will pick or be assigned weeks 1-40. After, they will use a helpful website to determine:Week of pregnancyWeek of fetus compared to a foodBaby weight at this weekBaby length at this week2 pregnancy symptoms experienced at this week3 baby developments at this weekAll of this informat
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Child Development | Growing Bundle | FCS
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: Building Strong Families Unit
Create a Nursery Project
The perfect project when going over Child Development! This project helps students not only get a glimpse of the prices that go along with necessary items for babies/children, but it also gets them thinking about sensory stimulating items while getting super creative! Students will first create a nursery on the free website https://www.designwithfriends.com/. They will then fill out the tables correlated with their creation to describe how much each object was, where it can be purchased from and
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Child Development: Birth Defects Infographic (With Rubric)
Students can work individually, in partners, or in small groups to complete an infographic on a given birth defect. The instructions provide steps for students to download the infographic which will allow them to submit on Google Classroom or learning management system that your district utilizes. Next step ideas: Setup a gallery walk (infographics open on their devices OR printed and put up around the room) for whole class to see infographics, take notes from, ask questions, give post-it notes
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7th - 12th
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Finger Play Project - Early Childhood- ECE- FINGERPLAYS, SONGS
Use this lesson in your child development, human growth and development, early childhood education or exploring teaching type classes.There is a short article that discusses the benefits of using fingerplays and simple songs when working with children. Then moves into the project instructions and rubric for having small groups of students create and record an original finger play. This is provided as a Google doc, so what is highlighted in yellow will need to be customized so students know where
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7th - 12th
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Lesson - Child Development & FACS
Introduce your students to some basic child development psychology through this quick and efficient lesson!This lesson contains a slideshow with guided notes, practice identification scenarios, and a mini collage project to help students visualize each of the tiers in Maslow's theory!
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Child Development Resources Bundle
Working with Children Careers Presentation Project
For this project students will choose a future career that interests them and involves working with kids. They will complete research on the career, create a slideshow (template included), relate the job skills to their current interests and characteristics, then present their findings to the class.Included:Teacher and student instructionsStudent slideshow template via Google SlidesTeacher example slideshowRubricStudent notes sheetAs everything is within a Google Folder, you will have full edit
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Working with Children Careers Exploration Unit - BUNDLE
Baby Foods: Store-Bought vs Homemade - FACS Child Dev & Culinary
Introducing our week-long lesson plan for child development or culinary class! This engaging and informative activity will teach students about the pros and cons of store-bought baby foods versus homemade baby foods. Over the course of the week, students will learn about baby foods and they will research a local grocery store to see what flavors of baby foods they carry, and then research a recipe for the same flavors in a homemade variety. Included are two slideshows and a student worksheet.Onc
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6th - 12th
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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: Labor and Delivery Bundle
New Parent Tips and Tricks Newborn/Infant Poster Project
For this poster project, students will create a digital or paper poster over a chosen new parent topic such as feeding the newborn baby or crib safety. Perfect for a Child Development class or unit over newborns and infants. A complete rubric, project progress worksheet, and example digital posters are included. Plenty of topics to choose from are listed. After completing this project I would highly recommend printing one poster per topic and doing a gallery walk activity!This product will open
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7th - 12th
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Egg Baby Project Activites
I have included two slides students can use for their baby egg activity. 1st: It will go over the rules and the logistics of the baby egg activity with students. This will give them an idea of what they should be doing for the next couple of days. I have also included the alternative assignment for students who have broken or were absent that day. 2nd: This is what students will be turning into you for a grade. There are slides for pictures and the reflection they do afterwards. This is an easy
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Family Support Services | Child Development | FCS
With the resource, students will complete a group project over one of the following topics: WIC, SNAP, Help me Grow, and/or Children Protective Services. Students will complete a Google Slides presentation, note guide, and note guide key for their classmates. They will share this information by presenting to their classmates. Directions are outlined for students.Students will need a device for this project to create materials and research. Foundational research starting points have been provided
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Child Development | Growing Bundle | FCS
Fine, Gross, Cognitive, and Social Skills | FCS | Child Development
With this purchase, your students will individually research fine, gross, cognitive, and social skills for one month of development. As each student has a different month, a gallery walk follows were students learn from their peers about developmental skills for each month. To conclude, there are Quizlet reviews over each developmental area and a quiz. You will get all of this as a Google Drive folder.Within this Google Drive folder, you will get the following:Rubric and directions for project5
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Child Development | Growing Bundle | FCS
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