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Computer Science: Computer Programming "Angry Birds Game" Editable Resource
Greetings,I would like to thank you so very much for viewing this product. Out of all the Computer Science resources I have created, this Unplugged Coding Activity is one of my all time favorites.So you want to teach young scholars how to write lines of code? Look no further. What better way to introduce them to Computer Programming than empowering them to use their imagination to create their very own video game.Using the Angry Birds' theme, scholars are given a variety of tasks and challeng
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Business Management Capstone Project
This is a project I use at the end of the semester in my business management class. It heavily incorporates the four functions of management, planning, organizing, implementing and controlling. The students can choose an event of their choice to organize, create and plan an event such as a concert or fair. Then they must create a formal presentation about their event.There are a lot of ways you could customize this project to use a real-world event for students to present if you use experiential
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9th - 12th
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Design a Tiny Home -- Project based learning w/ full lesson plans
The "Design a Tiny Home" project includes full lesson plans for 9 days (60 minute classes) with essential questions, daily objectives, performance tasks, differentiation, learning activities, and assessments for the entire project. Also, there is a planning document for students to use to track their progress throughout the project while they're using Lucid Chart & 5D planner for their final projects. Also, I included a Tiny Home Rubric to easily assess their final submissions.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Open A Restaurant Project for Prostart
This activity can be used as a final culmination of several topics in Prostart, including kitchen management and costing out of recipes. Students work in groups to design a restaurant, including: its theme, sampling of the menu, costing out items from the menu, and even preparing a dish they would theoretically serve in their restaurant. It will take about 2 days for planning and a third day for recipe completion.
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9th - 12th
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Barn Quilt Project
Looking for a great project that combines history, measurement, creativity and hands on?! Have your students create a barn quilt!This project encourages the proper use of: Combination squares and framing squares for measurementStudents perfect skills in: MeasurementNeatnessCreativityProblem solvingDownload includes an editable Word document including instructions (with pictures!) for creating a barn quilt and a rubric for grading.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Home Design Using Autodesk Revit Project (Architecture)
In this project students will design a home which is practical, aesthetically pleasing, and which complies with the requests of a client. Students have the option to choose one of three different client scenarios. In each scenario the home is located in a different environment including an urban home scenario, cabin in the woods scenario, and a traditional suburban home scenario each with a unique set of client-requested design requirements. Students are asked to first read through the client d
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9th - 12th
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Selling Success: The Digital Nexus Pitch Challenge
Welcome to "Selling Success: The Digital Nexus Pitch Challenge" – an engaging and dynamic activity designed to enhance your students' sales and presentation skills!In this activity, students step into the exciting world of tech sales as they take on the role of sales representatives at Digital Nexus, a leading technology hub. Their mission? To pitch the perfect product to meet the unique needs of diverse customer profiles.Key Features:Realistic Role-Play: Students immerse themselves in realistic
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9th - 12th
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Crafting Your High School Resume - Rubric included!
Empower your students with the essential skills they need to create an impressive high school resume! This easy-to-follow worksheet walks students through each stage of crafting a standout resume, from choosing a template to incorporating dynamic action verbs. With a handy peer review rubric included, students can collaborate and provide constructive feedback to refine their resumes to perfection. This activity does an amazing job of preparing students for the future, and students really appreci
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9th - 12th
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Competitive Robotics Team Job Descriptions
Full set of team job descriptions for a FIRST or VEX competitive team. To be successful in FIRST especially a team of students needs to specialize, this also allows students to build a better understanding of how professional engineering project teams can work. Students in my robotics class apply for at least three jobs over the course of the year to build diverse skill sets. Providing job descriptions helps to manage the workload of the team and support teacher and mentors in preparing teams f
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7th - 12th
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Medical Ethics Analysis Project
This project will span over the course of three days to give students the opportunity to look at an ethical situation in a hospital setting, identify the two sides to the issue, and discuss how they would handle this issue from the perspective of hospital administration.Included: - Activity instructions and guide for students- Optional Patient Profiles that include patient background information and information relevant to the ethical issue-Optional RubricDirections:Divide students into groups (
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Medical Law & Ethics Bundle
Education & Training Resources Bundle (Family and Consumer Sciences)
Education Trends Project- Instructions and rubric for students to choose a tend in education and create a slide presentation. Teacher Observation Form- High School students observation form for Education & Training courses. Students complete this form as they observe a teacher in person or through a video clip.Teaching and Training Careers Chart- Chart used to research various Teaching and Training Careers for Principles of Education & Training class.School Psychologists Scavenger Hunt-
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Crafting Your Winning Elevator Pitch: Nail Networking with Confidence!
Empower your students with the essential skill of crafting a compelling elevator pitch! In this engaging assignment, students will learn the art of making a memorable first impression through concise and effective communication. With step-by-step instructions, students will understand the key components of an elevator pitch and will have the opportunity to create and share their own pitches with peers. By the end of this activity, students will not only boost their networking confidence but also
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9th - 12th
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Ag Science Fair Project - Full Unit
Students can delve deep into the agriculture topics of their choice with the ag science fair project. I use this as a fall final for the students and it works perfectly.This unit includes:Instructions & RubricProgress ChecksReflection
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Principles of Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Bundle
HOSA Team Project Presentation
I created this team project to help guide my students in presenting their various HOSA team projects to our class. My Biotechnology class (9th-12th graders) is able to choose any team or leadership event in HOSA and then work on it before presenting it to the class for feedback. I tried to make the rubric general enough that it could be used for any HOSA event that includes 2 or more members.
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9th - 12th
Fashion Design: Design Your Own T-Shirt Lesson and Blank Template
Explore the career of Fashion Design and give students the opportunity to be fashion designersin creating their own t-shirts using the Design Cycle. The easy to use and printable Word document provides a blank front and back t-shirt template for students to create and design their own custom t-shirts. Questions are included to encourage students to consider the purpose and audience of their shirts, as well as the colors and design. The templates take up the majority of the page, giving students
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3rd - 6th
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Career Exploration Activity
Career exploration activity for high school students utilizing CareerZone. Students will take an assessment on https://careerzone.labor.ny.gov/ to learn about themselves and careers. They will learn about tasks, education requirements, salary, etc.
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9th - 12th
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Adult Education: Cover Letter & Resume Project Outline: Vocabulary/Rubric
Writing a cover letter and resume is a practical skill that students will likely need to utilize in their future careers. By incorporating this project into the economics curriculum, students can directly apply economic concepts to real-world scenarios, such as searching for a job or applying for internships. This project provides students with the opportunity to develop and practice professional communication skills that are crucial for success in the job market.Adulthood Education: Cover Lette
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Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Adult Education: Project BUNDLE Outlines/Resources/Vocabulary/Rubrics
Real World Math - STEM, RTI Math, Landscape Architecture
This Real World Math course includes STEM, RTI Math, Measurement, Area, Perimeter, Volume, Scale Drawing / Graphing, Oral Presentation, Engineering, Technology, Planning and Preparation (Entrepreneurship), etc. as learning outcomes.
This course looks at various landscaping issues associated with your school and proposes solutions to those problems. Students compete to win the final design and students actually do the work to finish the projects, start to finish.
Below are the major components
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7th - 12th
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Plant Kingdom Activity
Students will complete a project where they use the USDA plant collection database to research twenty different plants. They must include Picture of Plant, Scientific name, Common Name, Kingdom, Subkingdom, Superdivision, Class, Subclass, Order, Family, Genus, Species, and Location of Plant in the world. Rubric included within document along with an example.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Plant Kingdome/Taxonomy
Famous Entrepreneur Project
Students will pick a famous entrepreneur and create a presentation a various information about the entrepreneur and business. Once the presentation is finished, the students will create a FlipGrid video sharing the information they learned about their entrepreneur.
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9th - 12th
Stock Your Show Box Project
This is my favorite project to do with my Animal Science classes when we talk about showing livestock. Students will learn about showing livestock and different products used for stock show preparation. Your students will use the included links to look at websites like Weaver Livestock and Sullivan Supply to develop a list of products for their show box. After they complete the included worksheet, students can build their own mini show box replicas out of popsicle sticks. This lesson can be adap
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7th - 12th
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Fad Diet vs. a Healthy Diet Project with presentation rubrics included
Great Nutrition Unit research project! The students are given a choice of 36 various "diets" to create a digital presentation using the topics of: It's creation/creator, rules, food lists by My Plate, exercise, nutritional value, cost, medically appropriate, and whether or not it is healthy for you or a "fad" to avoid. There are two rubrics included: One that lists the topics required to research in the order they must be presented and the other is a peer evaluation used on the day of their pres
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9th - 12th
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Hunger in America
Healthy Cuisine: America’s Hunger Problem and the PandemicAs many of you know, or may not know, hunger and food insecurity is a huge problem in our local community, our region, our state, and our nation. There are many community members that have a difficult time figuring out where their next meal will come from. This project goes in-depth to explore what food insecurity and food deserts are as well as working to create grass roots efforts to help solve it. Students will be able to use hands-o
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Banking and Finance or Accounting—Fortune 500 Research Project - NO PREP!!!
The project has 2 parts; #1 Article Review & #2 Sales Pitch. Parts 1 & 2 can be completed individually or done consecutively. Students complete a small amount of writing and research in part 1 and then conduct more in depth, specific research in part 2 which concludes with "selling" their company to their classmates. Includes:Teacher DirectionsPart #1 Article ReviewPart #2 Sales PitchSales Pitch Rankings (for students)Sales Pitch Rubric (for teachers)Article Review Rubric (for teachers)*
Grades:
7th - 12th
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