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Family consumer sciences simulations for Microsoft PowerPoint
Grocery Store Simulation Game (played in Google Slides)
This "choose your own adventure" style game simulates going to the grocery store and is a fun way to introduce students to independent grocery shopping. Some of the skills that are targeted in this game are:Understanding the layout of most grocery storesNavigating the store by reading overhead signsReviewing Food GroupsFollowing a shopping listPaying for your groceriesBagging your groceriesThere will also be some "side quests" along the way, which will open relevant games in a new tab, which wil
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Not Grade Specific
Safety and Sanitation in the kitchen Escape Room
EDITABLE Escape room geared toward safety and sanitation in the kitchen! This download includes all task cards and student directions as well as a teacher guide. Font is "Chiller" that comes free with Microsoft PowerPoint or can be downloaded online for free. Note: This CANNOT BE USED as a google slide. The format only works in PowerPoint. Do not attempt to use with google slides.
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7th - 12th
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Skills for Work Board Game (Work Ethics)
Board game that requires students to determine what behavior is acceptable in the work place, through collaborative discussion of real life work scenarios. Land on the plus and move an extra square, once you explain your ethics behind moving. Game is interactive, fun, and uses real life scenarios.
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7th - 12th
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Game of Life Budgeting Simulation
A comprehensive project where students create a slide presentation of how they could create a budget. Students are given parameters of their marital status, children, education, salary and industry. Then they are required to figure out where they want to live, their taxes, housing, insurance, food, childcare expenses, etc. This is an excellent cumulative project to assess their budgeting skills. The project has built in website links to aid students in their success. A sample project is inc
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9th - 12th
Financial Tradeoffs Discussion Prompts for Financial Literacy & Personal Finance
Here’s a quick and easy way to incorporate some basic financial literacy and personal finance (along with some critical thinking) into your middle or high school class (grades 7-10).These 8 prompts describe realistic financial situations about work, school, housing, weddings, cars, and retirement. Use them as research prompts, debate topics, or a simple classroom discussion (perfect for those 10-15 minutes you sometimes end up with at the end of a lesson). Only basic math skills and general fina
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
Tater Tot Project Daily Discussion Questions PowerPoint
Elevate your "Tater Tot Project" to new heights with this "Daily Discussion Questions PowerPoint." This presentation is your essential resource for facilitating meaningful, thought-provoking conversations in your classroom every day of the project. It's the key to nurturing empathy, critical thinking, and personal growth in your students as they experience the realities of teen parenthood.Product Highlights:1. Comprehensive Daily Questions:This PowerPoint features a set of daily discussion quest
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Tater Tot Project Complete Bundle
Tater Tot Project Introduction PowerPoint
Introducing the "Tater Tot Project Introduction PowerPoint" - the perfect tool to launch your teen parenthood simulation in style! This presentation will captivate your students' attention and prepare them for an immersive experience that will challenge their perceptions, enhance empathy, and foster critical life skills.Project Introduction PowerPoint Highlights:1. Comprehensive Overview:Clearly and concisely outlines the entire "Tater Tot Project," providing students with a solid understanding
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Tater Tot Project Complete Bundle
Budget Busters
This activity allows students to set and maintain a hypothetical budget through a chosen career path, family status, and then various financial choices. My students really enjoy this activity since it gives them a variety of choices and feels more like a game than schoolwork. In the end, students compare a predicted budget to what the actually "spent" in order to reflect on the difficulty of maintaining a budget.
Make sure to use the PowerPoint--this is where the choices for the budgeting acti
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Not Grade Specific
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