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Vocational education homework for Microsoft PowerPoint and for parents
Driver Education: Interactive Permit Practice Test
This PowerPoint show serves as a practice test for learners who are interested in getting a learner's permit to drive. Correct responses are positively reinforced and incorrect answers provide immediate feedback and correction. Enjoy and please rate!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Vet Terminology
I use this unit to introduce animal medical terminology to my companion animal class. This would also be very useful in most any vet science or medical class. This product includes: PowerPoint, book to follow with PowerPoint, tables to go in the book, a packet to assess comprehension and a terminology poster activity.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Companion Animal Curriculum
FAFSA Info Session Powerpoint and Guided Notes
Every year the situation is the same… questions about “The Free Application for Federal Student Aid” abound. Many parents and students have appreciated this simple FAFSA Info Session offered at school, at the local library, or for individual use.This is a basic overview introduction to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. It provides all the most necessary information in one place for students and parents. Includes: FAFSA Information Powerpoint PresentationComplete Notes *editableGuided
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: WHOLE STORE BUNDLE - Annie Bell - That Has A Nice Ring To It
English Comprehension - A Career as an Event Manager
A reading comprehension that challenges students' critical thinking and comprehension skills as they review careers information about becoming an Events Manager.The comprehension includes some key stats and information, a description of a 'day in the life' of that job role, and brief info on how to follow that career path. Learners then need to answer a range of questions to check their understanding. The questions are built around the VIPERS reading prompts and so challenge learners to look at
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Post Graduation Preparedness BUNDLE
This BUNDLE includes the following TPT Products: (1) IEP Input Forms, (2) IEP Transition Goal Bank, (3) Disability Services In Higher Education, (4) College Vs. Trade School Vs. Entry Level Jobs, (5) Graduation Checklist, and (6) Government Assistance. You will save $5.00 by purchasing the BUNDLE rather than each individual product. These are ideal for students with a transition plan on their IEP.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
"How to Create a Speech Banana" PowerPoint
I have created a 15 Slide PowerPoint that demonstrates how a Teacher, Parent and/or Middle/High School Student can create a Speech Banana with a copy of their recent audiogram. Self-Advocacy for students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) is absolutely essential for them to obtain successful learning outcomes! As a Teacher of the Deaf, I teach my middle school and high school students "how to" create a Speech Banana, so that when they become employed and/or prepare for post-secondary setting
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
IEP Transition Goal Bank
Special Education Teachers must include a transition plan in all IEPs for students who are14 years of age and older. A lot of teachers struggle to write an appropriate transition goal that makes sense with the student's plan for post graduation. This product includes a bank of goals in the following categories: (a) four-year or two-year college, (b) vocational / trade school, (c) enter workforce immediately, (d) unsure what to do after graduation, (e) general life skills, (f) general vocationa
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
College Vs Trade School Vs Entry Level Jobs
A lot of special education students have no idea what they want after high school graduation. Unfortunately, many students believe they have to go to college or university. There are a lot more options out there! If your student is debating what to do next, simply print the packet out and give it the student for a quick read. The product includes: (a) higher education review, timeline, and resources, (b) trade school options, expectations, and application process, (c) a list of gap year orga
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Intro to Range Judging
Are you looking for a no-prep lesson on range judging? Included in this purchase is introduction material for range judging. There is a presentation that is accompanied by structure notes for students. There is also an assignment included to help strengthen understanding.
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Grades:
8th - 11th
English Comprehension - A Career as a Fashion Designer
A reading comprehension that challenges students' critical thinking and comprehension skills as they review careers information about becoming a Fashion Designer.The comprehension includes some key stats and information, a description of a 'day in the life' of that job role, and brief info on how to follow that career path. Learners then need to answer a range of questions to check their understanding. The questions are built around the VIPERS reading prompts and so challenge learners to look at
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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English Comprehension - A Career as a Plumber
A reading comprehension that challenges students' critical thinking and comprehension skills as they review careers information about becoming a Plumber.The comprehension includes some key stats and information, a description of a 'day in the life' of that job role, and brief info on how to follow that career path. Learners then need to answer a range of questions to check their understanding. The questions are built around the VIPERS reading prompts and so challenge learners to look at new voca
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3rd - 7th
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Disability Services In Higher Education
Many special education students struggle to transition from high school to college; their parents often struggle with the best way to help their student after graduation. If you have a student who plans on attending college or university, simply print the packet out and send it home with students. This product includes: (a) transition to college with a disability, (b) K-12 setting versus higher education, (c) how to apply for disability services, (d) student misconceptions, (e) common accommod
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Classroom Jobs: Cover Letter
This product was created for life skills and/or vocational skills classrooms. The cover letter includes: (a) a high version for stronger readers / writers, (b) a medium version for mid-level readers / writers, and (c) a low version for weaker readers / writers. There are also cut-and-paste options; insert student information, so they can simply match the correct answer with the question.
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Not Grade Specific
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Virtual College & Career Fair
Virtual college and career fair, specific to Georgia, noting local and government careers, apprenticeships, and college information.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Government Assistance
A lot of special education students and their families are scared about losing the K-12 services and support upon high school graduation. This small packet summarizes local, state, and federal government options for individuals with disabilities. Simply print the packet out and give it to students for a quick read. This product includes a quick review of: (a) the Department of Vocational Rehab, (b) Developmental Disabilities Waiver, (c) Social Security Income, (d) Unemployment, (e) ABLE Accou
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Graduation Checklist
High school graduation is a very exciting time! But it can also be a very nerve-wrecking time in a young person's life, especially if they have a disability. If your student struggles to know what is the correct next step, pick the appropriate checklist and give it to the student to follow. This product includes a to-do-list for: (a) higher education, (b) vocational / trade school, (c) gap year, (d) entering the workforce, and (e) general adulthood.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Flat Teacher Bingo
This product was originally created after the COVID-19 shutdowns in March 2020. Students and teachers were stuck at home; everyone was missing the personal connections that come with in-person classrooms. The idea is similar to the Flat Stanley Project: print out the person and take pictures with it as you complete every day life activities. If you still teach virtually or simply need way to encourage life skills at home, this product is a fun option for you and your students. The product in
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Not Grade Specific
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Basics of Landscape
This bundle includes a presentation that covers the basics of landscaping and the worksheet that goes along with it.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Research A Career
This generic career research project can be used by anyone in any subject. It will allow students to research a career and help them understand if it is something they would like to pursue. Time to complete the project can be decided by the teacher.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Daily Behavior Report Card
Daily behavior report cards are valuable tools for monitoring and managing student behavior. They can accompany Check-In, Check-Out (CICO) interventions to increase student self-monitoring behaviors and accountability. Behavioral goals should be written in specifically and in measurable terms (e.g., Given [target skill or task], [Student's name] will [specific, measurable action verb] with [criteria for success] in [timeframe]). Special education teachers can use this data to track progress, ide
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Not Grade Specific
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Practice Job Application
DIGITAL + PRINTABLE – Practice Job ApplicationUse this vocational activity to teach your students the common questions asked on job applications when searching for a career. These 22 classic and general job application questions are great for teaching employability skills and transition activities that can prepare your student for applying for real life jobs before or after graduation.What is included with this download?A printable Classroom Job Application (3 sheets)
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Hospitality HSC Revision: Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety interactive Qui
As the HSC approaches for Australian students, revision is the key to success. As a prerequisite unit, ‘ Use hygienic practices for food safety’ underpins all other units and as such is always examined in the HSC. However, it is delivered early in the course so revision of the Elements and Performance Criteria of this course is essential. The content of this resource applies worldwide as the concepts covered are the foundation of food safety and hygiene everywhere. Relevant temperatures are g
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Title- HSC Hospitality Jeopardy Game & Quizzes Bundle
Basics of Landscape Worksheet
This is the Basics of Landscape Worksheet. There is a corresponding presentation on my page as well. This is a wonderful lesson for a Intro to Ag or a Landscape class.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Basics of Landscape
FFA Basics
This bundle includes a presentation, a student worksheet, an overview of the FFA Creed, and the key to the worksheets. This covers the following material:Parts of the EmblemFFA ColorsOfficer PositionsDegreesOfficial DressAnd More!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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