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10th grade project microsofts for special education
Consumer Math: Road Trip Project
Students will plan a four-day trip to anywhere in the United States. Students will budget for all expenses: gas, hotel, restaurant (meals), and attraction fees. Rubric and presentation template provided.
Skills: budgeting; calculating gas mileage; presentation skills; percents; rounding decimals
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6th - 12th
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End of Year Project Based Learning PBL Genius Hour Passion Project High School
Feeling uninspired and in need of a creative jumpstart in your class? This Genius Hour Project jumpstarted my students' minds and hearts. It reignited their passion for learning, increased their motivation, and reinvigorated their spirit. This project will leave you and your students feeling excited about learning by offering a new perspective and helping you gain new insight on an interesting subject! Passion Projects or Genius Hour is the most powerful project based learning student activity t
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â High School Digital Resource SEL Building Classroom Culture
Travel Budget Project- Middle & High School/Special Education/ESL- SUB PLANS
This engaging travel research project requires no preparation and encourages students to explore the expenses associated with road trips. Students will be tasked with planning a 5-day/4-night trip to a destination that is within 8 hours of their current location. Students will be guided through the process of researching and determining the costs of various trip components, including accommodations, meals, fuel, and activities. They will also have the opportunity to make independent decisions ba
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6th - 12th
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"The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson- Literary Analysis & Plot Map
Unique and exciting presentation to teach students how to create a literary analysis! Uses examples and quotes from "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson. Great for high school! Free Download color-coded template correlates to PowerPoint for easy instruction!!
Literary Analysis/ Plot Map Presentation by Elizabeth Blackwell is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Based on a work at images and some text from Google search/images.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
"What Would You Do?" Project on Morals, Values, Ethics
This is a fun and engaging project on morals, values, ethics, and even religion based on the hit ABC television show, "What Would You Do?" This 2-part project consists of reflective episode questions and creating a group skit!This product is completely editable and includes detailed instructions, an episode question sheet, and a rubric.My 8th grade students loved this project!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Project Based Learning One Pager Directions Template Social Studies
A fun, engaging new way of assessing information, a One Pager is an opportunity for students to show evidence of their understanding of content area information. Using words, pictures, doodles, drawings and symbols, students collaboratively evaluate and synthesize information to determine what the ‘big ideas’ of a topic are. The goal is to make the main points of a unit come alive for the students! This activity can be done individually or in groups. It can be used as a formative or summative as
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in:Â High School Digital Resource SEL Building Classroom Culture
Student Led I.E.P. Meeting Editable Power Points/PDF(8) BUNDLE
Bundle includes 8 Power Point Templates and 8 PDFs to be used for Student Led I.E.P. Meetings. Power Point templates are super easy- just fill in the blanks. PDFs can be used in a student made project such as poster presentation or book. Lots of space to insert photos, drawings, or student work. Very easy either way! Both PDFs and Power Points are editable.
The Bundle includes the following products:
Football Themed Student Led I.E.P. Meeting PowerPoint/ PDF
Basketball Games Themed Student Le
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Consumer Math: On a Budget
Students will learn how to set a personal budget while building a clothing wardrobe for themselves.
Situation: A fire has destroyed all of your clothes. You must replace your entire wardrobe. The catch? You are on a strict budget.
How strict? $400.00. The less you spend, the more you win.
Skills: Finding percent; budgeting
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Budget Project: My Life for 1 Year After High School
This project is designed for high school SDC students and is scaffolded appropriately.
This budget project is a great assignment for high school seniors learning how to create a monthly budget. This project begins one month after graduation and asks students to create a budget including projected income, expenses and savings goals. The project is a real eye opener for students and helps them to understand what they can realistically afford working part time.
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9th - 12th
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Stem Cells Debate Lessons Bundle (Updated)
The Common Core calls for students to be able to not only cite textual evidence, but to use evidence to engage in argumentative and counter-argumentative activities. What better to accomplish such a feat then to have your students debate!
This packet includes a Stem Cell Research PowerPoint (in pdf form), which goes with the Stem Cell Research Common Core Task Lessons, which leads up to a Stem Cell Research Debate. These lessons are a part of a genetics or reproduction living environment uni
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Drug Poster Project and Rubric
The product includes a description of a drug poster assignment. The students are asked to use the handout to complete an informative poster and presentation on a drug of their choice, or your's. Accompanying the poster handout it is a grading rurbic that concentrates on the students' use of classtime, project, and presentation. This is a great project to include in a drug and alcohol unit in health or transition.
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6th - 10th
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Into to Applied Behavior Analysis
Unlock the power of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with our comprehensive PowerPoint package, designed to revolutionize learning in diverse settings! Whether you're a clinician, educator, or caregiver, our Introduction to ABA presentation is your ultimate guide to understanding and implementing ABA techniques effectively.What sets our PowerPoint apart? It's more than just slides – it's a dynamic learning experience. Equipped with detailed speaker notes, you'll gain valuable insights into the pr
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Let's Make A Boardgame (Social Skills Project)
If you are looking for an activity that focuses on practical application of social skills, creative thinking, and production then please see the attached file. It is a board game making project and I am starting it this week with my kids. Below are some session suggestions to get you started.
First session
o Discuss what board games are
o Recognize different kinds of board games and their type category
§ Candy Land (fun, traditional)
§ Hi Ho Cherry-O (fun)
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
GLE 101- CPT The Highschool Handbook for Success
This is a CPT based on course material for the GLE 101: Learning strategies course. You can also choose to incorportate the book, the 7 habits of highly effective teens, as the book focuses on executive functioning skills and flows nicely with the grade 9 GLE curriculum. For this culminating task, students have to create a handbook for highschool success where they will touch on topics such as academics, extra curricular activities, social skills and mental health and wellness. This CPT is chuck
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Research How To Buy Your First Car- Middle/High School Students Sub Plans
Research How To Buy Your First Car - an independent, comprehensive product designed to help high school and middle school students, including those with special education needs and ESL students, navigate the process of buying a car for the first time. This guide aims to help you determine your budget, learn vocabulary terms, understand the difference between leasing and financing, decide between buying new or used, explore insurance and maintenance options, and investigate the art of negotiation
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6th - 12th
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Descriptive Advertisement Project
This is a fun activity I do with my reading support class to boost their use of higher level vocabulary in an authentic way. Includes:Learning TargetTeacher StepsExample AdvertisementsChoice grid for assignmentDescriptive word bank
Grades:
5th - 12th
Getting to Know Yourself 101
This unit looks at how students know themselves. It answers questions like: how do I learn? What is going on in my brain? What am I good at doing? What requires more work?
Lesson 1 & 2: Your Learning Style
Lesson 3: The Teenage Brain
Project: Strengths and Weaknesses
Students will create a Prezi about their strengths and weaknesses, while using their selected musician or athlete as a reference. Student will then reflect on their own strength and weaknesses.
You will receive a PowerPoint (l
Grades:
5th - 12th
Consumer Math: Grocery Store Price Project
Using weekly advertisements, from three different grocery stores, students will compare and contrast the cost of grocery shopping. While this project is based for a Midwest school, it may be adapted to any region of the United States. After completing the project, students reflect on why shopping smart is the best way to shop. A great project to teach comparison shopping and budgeting.
Skills: Budgeting; Comparison shopping; Basic adding and subtracting
File is editable.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Student Led IEP
Give students ownership of their education. This student led IEP document allows students to fill in all the parts of their IEP including grades, teacher and teacher input, specially designed instruction, and much more. Edit to fit the needs of your own group of students, then post to Google Classroom or your preferred platform. Students can fill out the Power point and add their own flare to show their own personality. Sharing this at the IEP meeting, or even inviting students to share this at
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3rd - 12th
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DIGITAL RESOURCE- All About Me- Puzzle Piece- First Day of School Activity
This is an activity that I use with my 8th-12th grade severe special education classroom. This activity has students write, draw, type and find pictures on the computer. I converted the original print resource into a Google Slides/ PowerPoint presentation that students can do on their own devices. This document can be easily dropped into Google Classroom for each student to edit their own copies. The document is set up so that the prompts are background images and cannot be accidentally manipula
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Urban Planning-Design a Neighborhood Project
A creative take on the design a city project. This is part of my urban planning unit and requires the students to use creative and collaborative thinking based on what they have learned in their urban planning unit.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Visual Recipe: Mini Pizza
This visual recipe is a fun way to teach functional cooking skills to make a mini pizza! Students first make sure that they have all of the ingredients needed, and then follow the steps (words paired with visuals) to make a mini pizza using English Muffins, sauce, cheese, and pepperoni!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Structured Teaching Job Boxes 1-30
Job boxes are great for students as they have been able to do these tasks on their own and can develop increased independence. Independent job boxes also teach vocational skills and life skills, while emphasizing specific learning targets for the learner. When introducing a new job box, first teach it to the student during work with teacher time. Once the student has mastered the task, the job box moves into their independent work rotation of materials. This is a very easy to put together and ve
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PreK - 12th
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Home Furnishing Budget - Room Essentials Slides
Transform your students' understanding of budgeting and home economics with this comprehensive lesson plan designed to bring real-world application into the classroom! The "Home Furnishing Budget" takes students on an exciting field trip to IKEA (virtually OR in person) and has them explore essential furniture choices within a given budget, gain valuable financial literacy skills, and foster critical thinking abilities.This engaging lesson plan includes a variety of resources to ensure your stud
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Home Furnishing Budgeting Project Bundle
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