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Winter vocational education script microsofts
FFA Banquet Program / Pamphlet
This is a complete "Plug and Play" style FFA Banquet Program. Don't spend lots of time trying to design a good looking and easy to follow program for your banquet. Banquet season is stressful enough already! This is a simple to use, pre-made program that you can easily input your needed details such as chapter name, officer positions, and events. Items included in this program are:Appealing cover pageOfficer names and positions for chapter, greenhand, section/district/area, and state.A place fo
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Not Grade Specific
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"Elf Finals" - A Holiday Skit for Middle Years Adaptable for other grades-Funny!
Struggling to find something for your middle schoolers to do at the Winter Concert? This skit it adaptable for many grades, but I created this with my grade 8 class in mind! It uses slang terms with just the right amount of cheese factor that students will buy in! Feel free to adjust to use phrases that are popular in your class. These were just a few my students use regularly. Parts can be adaptable as you see fit and to create more or less speaking parts for students. I did not include the T
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4th - 12th
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Sneezy the Snowman Reader's Theater
I have created a reader's theater based on the children's book, Sneezy the Snowman, by Maureen Wright . This script has 7 parts, but can be adapted to fit the needs of your classroom.Reader's theater is a fun, engaging way for students to practice fluency and expression!
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1st - 4th
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Social Skills and Stories for Job Sites (Autism) (Vocational)
An evolving manual to use for our vocational students working at community based job sites. Distribute individually and send with job coaches to have on hand as well. I will be adding stories as I deem necessary! Feel free to suggest some too!Table of Contents 1. Being Flexible on the Job 2. Where is my Ride? 3. Talking with my Co-Workers 4. Working at a Hospital or in a Healthcare Facility 5. Eating Lunch at the Job 6. Talking with your Boss 7. Cell Phone Etiquette 8. What if I Don’t Like
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Groundhog's Day Readers' Theater and Activity Packet
If you are looking for something easy to do with your students for Groundhog’s Day, this is it. It is a total of 23 pages, and it features activities that you can simply print out and use with no prep. time!
The packet includes:
-Readers’ Theater: What’s Up With Groundhog’s Day? This readers’ theater is funny and informative giving the history behind this odd day we celebrate! It includes reading parts for 20 students. If you have more, they can read the parts that say ALL. If less, doubl
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2nd - 6th
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Kansas Day Reader's Theater Script for "S is for Sunflower--A Kansas Alphabet"
Perfect for Kansas Day. The text of Devin Scillan's Kansas alphabet book adapted into a ready to use Reader's Theater script for 26 readers. Can easily be adapted for fewer readers.
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2nd - 6th
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Getting the Job! Student templates to help land the job.
As students begin to search for a job, they need application information at their fingertips as well as a straightforward template for their resume and cover letter. We want our students to have documents on hand that are simple and professional.  In this resource, you will have three documents for your students.  First is a document with the typical information needed to complete a job application. This will allow your students to quickly and easily fill out paper or online application docume
Grades:
10th - 12th
Han Christian Andersen's The Little Match Girl Stage Play
This is a dramatic adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's short story, The Little Match Girl. It is a faithful rendition with a harsh reality and a possibly unhappy ending. It can be an effective opportunity to compare and contrast this theatrical version with the original text, which is available online for free at numerous sites. It has been written to be performed on a stage, but it can also serve as a Reader's Theater piece. The running time is approximately six minutes, and can serve as pa
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7th - 10th
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Let's play a game!
This is a social story about playing games and how to deal with losing. Some of the language (red thoughts, green thoughts, NBD= No Big Deal) is student specific but teachers can modify the story based on the type of lanuage you use for your own students. Typically I read this story before every P.E. class to review what loosing means, how the student may feel and coping skills for those feelings. Hope that this is helpful!
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PreK - 3rd
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Integumentary System PowerPoint Lesson w/ Script- Skin, Hair, & Nails, Oh My!
Set yourself up for a great lecture on the integumentary system. This PowerPoint is packed with information and animations to keep your audience engaged. Lesson topics include:Integumentary system functionsSkin layersMelanocytes/MelaninElastinKeratinSweat and oil glandsHairNailsProfessions that work with the integumentary systemBody painting (Using the skin as a canvas)And fun triviaThis lesson is part of a human body series that integrates science and art.
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5th - 8th, Adult Education
Acing The Interview Project
This project will allow students to apply and integrate a variety of skills (interview skills, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, word processing, proofreading, teamwork, listening, communicating, teamwork, leadership, etc.) to generate and perform an interview skit with a partner. Students will walk away with a better understating of the requirements for an effective interview.
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9th - 12th
How Do I Write That Email? Emailing Templates for Middle & High Schoolers!
Are you a special education or maybe an AVID teacher? Do your students struggle with professional emailing skills, self advocacy, or asking for help/support? Share this resource with your students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Take Out Social Scripting: Community Based Life Skills Unit{autism, special ed.}
TAKE OUT RESTAURANT: LIFE SKILLS
• This packet includes:
1. Menu exploration outline
2. Online menu browsing guide
3. Social Script for Ordering
4. Data sheet for ordering
5. Grid for student schedule
6. Grid for student meal plan
7. Reciept exchange
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9th - 12th
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The Mitten script
A script for K-2 students, modified from the Ukrainian folktale The Mitten. Includes 13 characters plus a narrator.
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K - 2nd
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F-B-L-A Goal #1. Speech
Here's a draft of an FBLA Middle Level speech that was modified and presented at a past district competition. You might want to add some additional information or change up some of the wording to make it more suitable for your student. With the right inflection and delivery this speech is approximately four minutes.
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6th - 12th
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"The Mitten" by Jan Brett Script!
Bring Jan Brett's classic "The Mitten" to life with this fun and easy classroom play! Includes 12 speaking parts including 2 narrators. Ideal for a variety of reading levels within a classroom. I performed this play with students in special ed without any problems. Enjoy!
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2nd - 4th
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Do You Dare Little Bear Reader's Theater
I have created a reader's theater based on the children's book, Do You Dare Little Bear, by Rosie Greening. This script has 6 parts, but can be adapted to fit the needs of your classroom.Reader's theater is a fun, engaging way for students to practice fluency and expression!
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1st - 4th
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Poppleton in Winter Reader's Theater
I created a reader's theater using the book Poppleton in Winter by Cynthia Rylant. Each chapter is it's own Reader's Theater. Each Reader's Theater has 2 Narrators, and the characters in the story. I used this when we read this book in our second grade Journeys Program.
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1st - 3rd
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Frosty the Snowman Play
Here is a Frosty the Snowman play for 15 students. There are songs incorporated between the lines.
SPECIAL EDUCATION PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION CARD
CUSTOMIZE AND LAMINATE THIS PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION CARD FOR YOUR EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS. GREAT FOR FIELD TRIPS, CLASS OUTINGS, CBI TRIPS, AND SCHOOL-BASED ACTIVITIES.
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Not Grade Specific
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STEM Structures Unit Lesson Three Loads, Forces and Materials Part Two
This lesson follows the lesson where students had the opportunity to learn about loads, forces and materials in a structure. Now they are applying that knowledge and acting as Engineering Inspectors for their own School Building. A template is included for the STEM interactive notebook.
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6th - 9th
Celebrating Our Veterans
In this short skit, we meet three veterans who served in varous branches of the miitary spanning over the centuries.
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3rd - 6th
STEM Structures Unit Lesson 3 Forces, Loads and Materials Part One
This lesson is designed to pair with an online interactive lab on pbs.org. It explores what forces and loads are present in various kinds of structures. In addition it offers the opportunity to look at types of materials that are typically used to create a structure and the strengths and weakness of each.
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6th - 9th
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Interview Skills: Tell me about yourself.
Help students answer the common interview question, "Tell me about yourself". Great for junior high, high school, and transition age students! For personal use only.
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Not Grade Specific
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