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Not grade specific vocational education lessons under $5
What to Wear | Dress for Success | Life & Job Skills | Autism Social Narrative
Teaching vocational or life skills to special education students? What to wear (and how to not look sloppy) is a foundational pre-vocational concept. Start off by teaching "how to look put together" with this NO PREP 18 page Google Slides social narrative about dressing for success! Teach job skills & life skills to special education (autism etc), elementary, middle or high school students! This lesson includes comprehension questions & is part of a bundle, but it can also be used on it’
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Also included in: PREVOCATIONAL GROWING BUNDLE | Job Skills | High School Special Ed
Data Entry for Special Education
Data Entry for Special Education is easy with Google Sheets™ Pixel Art Magic Pictures. These are super engaging and help students get excited about vocational skills.What's included:This resource includes 1 Google Sheet with 5 different magic pictures (hamburger, pizza, pineapple, drumstick, egg).How to use:As students enter the data from Column A into Column B, a magic picture will start to appear. If students enter an incorrect answer, nothing will be entered to complete the picture. This can
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Distance Learning Special Education Reading Life Skills Functional Vocabulary
This functional vocabulary packet will help our students in special education better navigate our world. Words are everywhere, and understanding what we read is essential to our daily lives. I’ve focused on the most useful words we use throughout our day so that our students may more readily recognize them. Separated into four sections, these words cover the areas of: Safety/Community Helpers, Workplace, Around Town, and Around Home. Each section contains two parts with 6 terms, for a total of 4
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Coffee Cart
Vocational skills instruction can be dynamic and exciting using these school job supports. Teach students necessary skills to support them in current or future employment using this school business. This product contains many different sections including:- steps for a successful school job- permission letters for administration and families- employee of the week/month materials- timesheets- task lists- communication supports- school job visualsCheck out the preview for a quick overview!Let's col
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Christmas Special Education Work Box Cupcake Assembly Task
This vocational task will let your students practice assembling cupcakes and packaging them as well! The assembly task is designed as if your student works for “Callie’s Cakes”, a fictitious cake company I’ve invented. I used to use pre-made cupcake clip art in the past, but my students just never seemed interested in assembling them. After I started creating the most juicy-mouth-watering seasonal cupcakes I could, my students were begging to complete task after task, and wondered when the next
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Also included in: Special Education Work Box Bundle Cupcake Assembly Task
DRESS CODES for SUCCESS | SPED Vocational and Life Skills Lesson & Activity
Dress codes are hidden social rules that may not be obvious unless taught! While special education students should be their unique selves, it's also important to know what is appropriate to wear in different life or vocational settings. This is a NO PREP 40 page Google Slides Lesson about dress codes & dressing for success with a 12 page activity! Teach job skills & life skills to special education (autism etc), elementary, middle or high school students! Includes:Comprehension questions
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Also included in: PREVOCATIONAL GROWING BUNDLE | Job Skills | High School Special Ed
Loading and Unloading the Dishwasher
The world is such a crazy place right now. Teachers are trying to figure out how we can best support our students from a distance. Parents are trying to home school without much direction. We need to all join our efforts to make sure our kids are learning!This document includes; a step by step task analysis to teach your children how to load (2 different versions depending on soap type) and how to unload the dishwasher. **this should be supervised by an adult
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Learning to Pig Ear Notch Packet
This packet is a simple activity packet for students to learn how to read pig ear notches for identification. There are 4 pages with 24 ear notching questions to work on. The first front to back page is reading the notch (numbers) and providing the correct litter number and individual pig number. The second front to back page has the correct pig litter and individual pig number but the students need to draw in the correct notches.
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Learning to Read Cattle Brands WK 1 and WK 2
This worksheet has sample cattle brands and a key for students to name/read each brand question. This bundle includes WK 1 and WK 2 that are listed separately.
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SPED Recipe Ideas | Student's Choose Recipes | Cooking & Life Skills | Editable
Encourage choice-making by having your Life Skills / Transition students (SPED, autism, Intellectual Disabilities, etc.) search for their own recipes on Google! This activity has two templates, one for students who can search for a recipe on Google (with visual directions) and one template that just has a space for a student to write or type the name of something they'd like to cook. Help students understand their own preferences and advocate for what they would like to cook! I use this documen
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Also included in: GROWING Household Life Skills MEGA BUNDLE | SPED Lessons & Activities
Audio Recording Basics: Sound Engineering & DAW | Mixing, & Mastering
Learn the basics of audio engineering in ProToos, Adobe Audition, Garageband, Cubase, LogicPro, and any othe DAW. Perfect for A/V clubs, hobbyists, of CTE credit courses. 35 page PDF text book explains in simple and easy terms the following concepts:STARTINGGetting Started (setting up audio hardware): 2 -3Multitrack session: 4Importing files: 5-6BASIC RECORDING TOOLSRecording and monitoring: 7Mute: 8Solo: 9Volume/Fades: 9-10Panning: 10Snapping: 11Zoom: 12Move: 13Razor: 13-14Fades: 14-15Group cli
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Ordinal/Serial/Sequential Order Mix-able Custom Worksheet (Following Directions)
This product contains a visual of the ordinal numbers "First"- "Sixth", 108 stimulus cards, and overlays that will reveal the correct answer! The mix-able stimulus cards can be cut out and mixed up each lesson! Real, colorful photos are used as well as engaging categories (ex: animals, deserts, bugs, cars, etc.) to promote participation.
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Let's Talk about Public Transportation
Let's Talk About Public TransportationWhat is public transportation?Taking public transportation is key to improving independence in the community. If your students are learning to work, getting to work via public transportation can be crucial to keeping a job. This packet gives an overview of public transportation and various situations that might occur with literacy worksheets.Ideal for AAC users as well!Embed language and literacy into your lesson with the visual cards, 10 question quiz, lite
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Also included in: Let's Talk About Transportation Bundle
Let's Talk About Table Manners
Let's Talk about Table Manners!Perfect for AAC users as well!Do you want to teach your students about table manners? Table manners are functional life skills that should be learned anywhere you eat including the cafeteria, home, and out at a restaurant. Embed language and literacy into your lesson with the visual cards and test comprehension with the 10 question quiz. Use the PowerPoint to teach the lesson!Watch the video before, during, or after to help with overall comprehension and conversati
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Also included in: Let's Talk about Food Groups, Cooking, and Table Manners
Following Directions: Kitchen (1-step, Prepositions)
Within this PDF, you will find 5 various scenes! Each lesson has an empty scene that will be used by the student(s), an answer key, a bank of items, and 1-step directions of varying complexity.Print, cut, laminate (if you wish), and read your student(s) the provided instructions. Your student(s) will be tasked with putting the items in the location within the scene that you described. The concepts being worked on include kitchen themed vocabulary, location concepts (ex: next to, between, right/l
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Caring for Dogs & Cats - Notes & Slides Bundle
The Cornell Note template and slides bundle models a note-taking style that students can utilize not only in science but also in other content areas. This particular template supports the other small animal (dog and cat) resources. Agriculture and other science topics contain a plethora of vocabulary words and topics that students must grasp to advance to the next topic. Note-taking allows students not only to learn note-taking, develop a style that works for them, and nurture a useful life skil
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SOFT SKILLS: Honesty in the Workplace
This is a part of a series I call "Work Place Scenarios" in which students engage with common social and ethical situations at work. These also enforce soft skill development. This is great to use in a vocational/work program classroom and is meant to be used in 9-12 special education setting. Duration: 1 class period with discussion.
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9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Problem Solving in the Workplace
Powerpoint describing common workplace problems and practice opportunities for students!
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Let's Talk About Fast Food
Let's Talk About Fast FoodVisiting and eating at fast food restaurants can be a very motivating activity. It can also be a great opportunity to work on social skills, expanding vocabulary and becoming more independent in the community. It also helps teach management and literacy skills (reading a menu, community signs, etc.) The packet includes a ten question quiz, would you rather cards, visual support cards and the power point slides to my video Let's Talk About Fast Food. Ideal for AAC users
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College & Career Scavenger Hunt: A Distance Learning School Counseling Game
This school counseling scavenger hunt can build your students' college and career readiness skills in both distance learning and face-to-face lessons. The product comes with a 15-question scavenger hunt game, a college and career readiness lesson that can be used in a guidance lesson or group session, a teacher/staff resource, and student discussion questions to process the activity. You can use this resource in a campuswide activity or with a small group. It is also a perfect activity to supple
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Also included in: College & Career Readiness Bundle for School Counseling
Planning the Perfect Date Google Slides Activity
In this digital activity, students will practice planning their dream date using a step by step online template. Specifically designed to support students with special needs, this activity helps fosters social skills development and independent living skills for life outside of the classroom. Many students look forward to the idea of dating one day, and this activity provides them with a scaffolded approach to plan their dream date! It focuses on functional skills like using the internet, readin
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Life Skills Department Store Sort pt 1
This activity follows the same layout as my Grocery Store sort by food department. This activity reinforces the concept of departments within a department store and which items can be found in those departments. Students need to be aware that there are places within a store that they can find the things they need or want and sometimes there are multiple items within a department.
Departments included are:
Apparel
Toys
Shoes
Electronics
Jewelry/ accessories
Sporting Goods
There are ten items for
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Voting in a U.S. Election
This Google Slides breaks down what an election is, why it is important to vote, how you can vote, AND what your RIGHTS are as a voter. This is especially important for students with learning differences who benefit from an explicit break down of what they can and cannot do. It also includes what is illegal for other people to do to you when you are at an election. In the slides:- Vocabulary and definitions- Brief history of voting in the U.S. paired with Youtube video- Register to vote- Who to
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WMTTT Sequence Shooting Intro Video Activity + Lesson Plan
This step-by-step WMTTT Sequence Shooting project guide will walk students through the three most popular types of shots in video/film production: Wide, Medium, Tight - and also introduce them to several important film terms like continuity, match action, jump cut and sequence. There are two grades for the project, which scores students on gathering the correct shot types and for editing a simple match action sequence. This resource is ready-to-go for instructors, with an editable lesson plan th
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Also included in: Intro to Video Production Project Bundle
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