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Elementary family consumer sciences handout pdfs
Assertiveness | Communication Styles | Effective Communication
Do your students struggle with conflicts because of the way they communicate with each other? Understanding Assertiveness is a lesson on communication styles to help students understand the difference between aggressive, assertive and passive communication. ●●● Assertiveness means making getting your point across in a polite, respectful way. It helps us solve conflicts, and helps us to explain how we are feeling to others. Students will come to realize what different body language means as a
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Also included in: Emotional Regulation Character Trait Lesson Bundle
SEWING TERMS Word Search Puzzle Worksheet Activity
Your students will enjoy looking for all of the fun sewing vocabulary words hidden in this puzzle worksheet. Puzzles make great no prep activities for early finishers, bell ringers, morning work, handouts, homework, reading comprehension and lesson plan supplements, themed classrooms, sponge activities, introductions to new topics, and sub files.The 30 hidden vocabulary words are: Bobbin, Button, Cloth, Cut , Dress, Elastic, Foot, Hem, Iron, Machine, Measure, Needle, Pants, Patch, Pattern, Ped
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4th - 7th
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Sewing on Paper Practice Worksheets
Perfect your sewing skills by Sewing on Paper. Practice your lines, pivoting, curves, and controlling your speed- with or without thread! Great for all ages in any sewing or Fashion Studies class!These worksheets are perfect for home or school (Home Economics, FACS or FCS classes) use! Print all 32 unique pages or just a few! Upon purchase you may download the PDF file.**Please Note: watermarks seen are in photos only! Your documents will be white as seen on the cover page. Happy Sewing!*~*~*
Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Sewing Bundle
A Fun Sewing Puzzle / Scramble - Safety, Vocabulary
This puzzle is a great way to review with beginner sewers new terminology and vocabulary. Clues are given and students need to look up the numbers on a cell phone dial pad to find the appropriate letter that will spell out the answer to the clue.
Answer key is also provided on the second page.
Great for Home Economics classes.
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4th - 12th
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Procrastination and Distractions--Lesson 5 of the Motivation Series
Procrastinations and Distractions is the 5th lesson of the Motivation Series. Students will learn how procrastination and distraction affects their success. Students will also evaluate their own level of procrastination and then use their results to think of ways to overcome distractions that stand in the way of their academic success. This lesson is perfect to for classes that are seemingly unmotivated, study skills groups, or even career exploration lessons.
Contains:
✔ Lesson Plan aligne
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Also included in: Motivation Lesson Executive Functioning Bundle
Sewing Machine Diagram
This is an updated and modern, graphically designed diagram of a Bernina 1005 or 1008 Model sewing machine. Great teaching tool to use to demonstrate the parts of a sewing machine. Photocopy for students to fill out the parts. Use the diagram to enlarge and post in your classroom. Answer key is also provided.Contact us if you would like an updated, digital file of a specific sewing machine!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Parts of a Recipe & Recipe Interpretation - Review Worksheet
This worksheet will help students practice reading a recipe. It can also be used as a pre-assessment at the start of a unit, or as a post-assessment to gauge understanding. Students will be able to read a recipe, extract important information from the ingredient lists and procedural steps, as well as determine equipment required for the preparation of the recipe.This is an essential handout for any FACS/Home and Careers/Life Skills/Vocational/CTE teacher's repertoire!As is a crucial part of the
Grades:
5th - 12th
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How Do I Become A. . . Career Research and Planning
How Do I Become A. . . is a career research and planning lesson that helps student research a potential career that's perfect for him/her. Includes: student worksheets, lesson plan, websites poster, exit slips, and is ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors aligned which will help students research a career of interest. This lesson and game is part of the March Counseling Bundle, which offers this and 3 other lessons at a great discount.★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★Once you have
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Also included in: March Counseling Bundle
SEWING TERMS Crossword Puzzle Worksheet - 4 Versions
Use this crossword puzzle to introduce or reinforce a sewing vocabulary with your class. It covers 29 vocabulary words and includes fun clues that kids will enjoy figuring out. Crossword puzzles make great no prep activities for early finishers, bell ringers, morning work, handouts, homework, reading comprehension and lesson plan supplements, themed classrooms, sponge activities, introductions to new topics, and sub files and can also be used as a test or quiz.The vocabulary words covered in thi
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4th - 7th
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After Break Worksheet & Prompts-FACS, Winter, Spring, SEL, New Year's, MS, HS
After Break Worksheet & Conversation CardsWelcome your students back to school with this engaging and reflective After Break Worksheet & Conversation Cards set! Perfect for elementary, middle, or high school students, this resource is designed to help them reflect on their long break and express their thoughts on returning to school.Key Features:Reflective Worksheet: The worksheet prompts students to think about and share their most memorable experiences from the break, any personal goal
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2nd - 12th
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Importance of Self Care | Stressors
The Importance of Self Care is a lesson to help students understand the importance of self care. Students will be asked to examine their lives and look for the balance (or inbalance) between things that cause them stress and things that help them to relax. T●●● Self-Care is about meeting your basic needs so you can be physically and mentally healthy. When we feel stressed, overwhelmed or burnt out, we can start to neglect the basics of looking after ourselves. This lessons looks at the stre
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Emotional Regulation Character Trait Lesson Bundle
Sewing Tools - Learning the Hands On Way
Students learn about sewing tools by examining the equipment that you have around your room. This activity allows them to circulate, search, touch and then experience and use some of the items listed.
This activity has 4 columns -
name of tool
image of tool
function of tool
an activity to experience the tool
The 3rd page (not shown) is just an addendum (name the parts to a machine needle) to one of the activities that students need to complete.
This is a PDF document because I draw best
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mindfulness Strategies Workbook
Mindfulness Techniques Workbook is a workbook students can make with coping skills and regulational strategies that they can use within any classroom while being discreet.
Contains:
✔ My Mindfulness Strategies Booklet for students
This booklet is a part of the:
❤️ Understanding Mindfulness--Character Trait Lesson
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❤️ Emotional Regulation Character Trait Lesson Bundle
❤️ Character Traits Focus Board--Editable to Make Your Own Bulletin Board!
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4th - 10th
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What Do I Value?--Lesson 2 of the Motivation Series
What Do I Value? is the 2nd lesson of the Motivation Series. Students will learn the to identify their own values, who influences their values, and the connection between peer influence and personal values. This lesson is perfect to for classes that are seemingly unmotivated, study skills groups, or even career exploration lessons.
Contains:
✔ Lesson Plan aligned to ASCA standards
✔ Values Poster
✔ My Values Worksheet
✔ Who Influences My Values Worksheet
✔ What Values Are Involved Case S
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Also included in: Motivation Lesson Executive Functioning Bundle
Kitchen Safety Package
This is a package of various kitchen safety scenarios. Use it to generate discussion of various hazards in the kitchen or as a worksheet for students to complete on own.
Choose this package for variety in kitchen hazards or use one for Year A, another for Year B and another for Year C!
These can also be purchased separately in my store.
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5th - 12th
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In Four Years, I Hope Activity: Leap Year, Middle or High School, NO PREP, SEL
In Four Years, I Hope...ActivityLeap into the future with this engaging and introspective activity designed for middle or high school students. Embrace the unique occasion of Leap Year to encourage reflection on personal aspirations and set meaningful goals for the future. This activity is incredibly versatile and can be seamlessly integrated into various subject areas or used to celebrate Leap Year.Key Features:Detailed Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide to implementing the activity in your clas
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5th - 12th
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End Of The Year Activities Packet: NO PREP, Middle or High School, FACS
Get your upper elementary, middle, or high school students actively engaged and entertained during the end of the school year with this comprehensive End of the Year Activities Packet. As students start to get restless in anticipation of summer break, these fun and interactive activities are perfect for keeping them focused and motivated until the last day of school.Designed to be versatile and adaptable, each activity in this packet can be completed independently, with a partner, in small group
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Life Skills Healthy Eating Meal Planning for 5 Days Digital and Print
Teach your middle school and high school students how to independently create healthy meal planning to eat for five days. In this lesson, students will create a meal plan by evaluating the foods they enjoy eating that are also good for them. They will learn why is it important and what it take to plan healthy meals. Students will find out how many servings they need from each food group as they build their plan . At the end of the lesson students will be able to reflect on the plan they created.
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5th - 12th
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Exploring Soul Food-FACS, FCS, Black History Month, Cooking, NO PREP
Exploring Soul Food and Its Cultural Significance Lesson - NO PREPCelebrate the richness of African American culinary heritage with this engaging and informative lesson on Soul Food. Perfect for middle school or high school students, this lesson plan provides a deep dive into the historical context, cultural expressions, and flavorful traditions that define Soul Food. Ideal for Black History Month or as part of a Southern Cuisine unit, this lesson encourages student exploration and discussion of
Grades:
5th - 12th
Priorities--Lesson 4 of the Motivation Series
Priorities is the 4th lesson of the Motivation Series. Students will learn how values, goals, priorities, behavior and lifestyle are connected, as well as, an understanding for the importance of setting their own priorities. Students will work together to prioritize various activities and make their own time budget. This lesson is perfect to for classes that are seemingly unmotivated, study skills groups, or even career exploration lessons.
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✔ Lesson Plan aligned to ASCA standards
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Grades:
4th - 10th
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Also included in: Motivation Lesson Executive Functioning Bundle
In My 2024 Era: New Years Activity-Middle School, High School, FACS, FCS
In My 2024 Era Lesson - New Year's ActivityEngage your middle school or high school students in a reflective and goal-setting experience with this "In My 2024 Era" lesson. Perfect for the beginning of the year, this resource provides a comprehensive package to guide students through self-reflection, envisioning their future, and setting meaningful goals.Contents:Detailed Lesson Plan:A step-by-step guide that ensures easy implementation and adaptability to your classroom needs.List of Motivationa
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5th - 12th
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Exploring Futures with Dr. Seuss Activity: FACS, Middle or High School, NO PREP
Exploring Futures with Dr. Seuss Activity - Oh, The Places You'll Go! Embark on an exciting journey with your middle school or high school students through the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss! This engaging and reflective activity is designed to spark creativity and self-discovery as students delve into the timeless classic, "Oh, The Places You'll Go!" In this NO PREP lesson, students will not only enjoy the enchanting narrative but also uncover valuable insights about their own futures.Key Featur
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Sewing Tool Study Guide and Quiz
Attached is a sewing study guide and a quiz that goes with the study guide. There is also a key in the document.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Career Lesson: Fashion Designers
After discussing the career - fashion designer, students must design their own clothing/accessories by drawing a rough draft and a final draft of the item. Then, three of their peers must rate their design.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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