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Free vocational education lesson pdfs
Vocational Scope & Sequence Freebie
Lesson planning for a high school or transition program but have no idea where to start? I have outlined a full year's worth of curriculum topics (plus more!) focused in career readiness for special education students.| life skills | age appropriate | work | pre-vocational | soft skills | job skills | lesson plan | full year curriculumThis comes with:5 pages of vocational scope & sequence Topics include: Pre-assessment, looking professional, resumes, interviews and more!6 pages of vocationa
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: First Week of School Secondary Special Education BUNDLE
FREEBIE Practice Job Application
Hello! I teach high school special education. My students have moderate to severe disabilities and they need daily practice in functional skills.
This practice job application provides plenty of room for them to
write in the spaces, while giving them daily practice in recalling
and writing their personal information. I hope your students enjoy this and improve their skills as much as my students have!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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This Stinks a Hygiene Workbook
You know those awkward conversations someone has to have with teens and adults about hygiene? Someone wrote them down, paired them with cute illustrations, and published them.
The whole thing spins the topic of hygiene from the perspective of employability, social skills, and health
Topics include:
Social Reasons (for good hygiene)
Health Reasons (for good hygiene)
Job Reasons (for good hygiene)
Deodorant
Clothing
Hand Washing
Caring For Nails
Caring For Feet
Caring For Hair
Caring For Teeth
W
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills - Scope and Sequence - Pacing Guide - FREEBIE - Life Skills
| Life Skills | Year Long Planning | Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | Special Education | FREEBIE |Over the years, I have encountered many teachers starting a life skills classroom and having no idea where to begin. Starting a new position can be challenging enough but having to figure out curriculum is what leaves many new educators feeling helpless during these crucial stages of classroom development. To help with this, I have created a FREEBIE that outlines a clear scope and sequence on ho
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Not Grade Specific
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Job Skills - Life Skills - BOOM CARDS FREEBIE - Complete the Order - Special Ed
| Life Skills | BOOM CARDS | Freebie | Job Skills | Vocational Training | Reading | Real World | Special Education |Are you looking to get your students to practice job skills but don't know where to begin? Look no further! This fun Complete the Order FREEBIE is made just for you! With an emphasis on specific retail job skills, this freebie provides a sampler for six different jobs students can practice in the real world. Immediate visual and auditory feedback is given for students' choices on e
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"What are 3 words to describe yourself?" Job Interview Question Guide
FREE sample of 1 of my Interview Question Guides.
"In just about every job interview, the interviewer will ask you to describe yourself. Preparation is key!"
Included:
- Full 50-minute lesson plan with materials
- Role play scenarios for teacher/student
- Informative reading about the interview question
- Helpful handout with word bank and graphic organizer for student responses.
This lesson has been found to be tried and true in my SDC classroom in Mountain View, CA!
CREDITS -- Thank you s
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Complete Series Bundle 23-24
Vocational Problem Solving
Prepare your student to transition into the workplace by teaching vocational problem solving. Use these read alouds and student workbooks during social skills, job skills, and vocational groups! Teaching students to think critically through difficulties they will encounter in the workplace is vital to their success outside of the classroom. This product helps students prepare for these challenging situations in a structured and safe environment. The FULL version of this product includes: Suggest
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6th - 12th
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Teaching Organization Skills in the classroom-Special Education (FREEBIE)
In this packet you will find 2 strategies (complete with implementation forms and samples) to teach organization skills to students with Learning Disabilities and a data tracking sheet.
In the FULL Version found at you can find more strategies along with progress monitoring /data tracking forms and sample IEP goals for organization.
Find the Full Version Below:
Teaching Organization Skills in the Classroom
NOTE: Great for use with IEP GOALS and PROGRESS MONITORING!!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Job Skills - Scope and Sequence - Pacing Guide - FREEBIE - Vocational Skills
|Job Skills | Life Skills | Vocational Skills | Year Long Planning | Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | Special Education | FREEBIE |Over the years, I have encountered many teachers starting a life skills classroom and having no idea where to begin. Starting a new position can be challenging enough but having to figure out curriculum is what leaves many new educators feeling helpless during these crucial stages of classroom development. To help with this, I have created a FREEBIE that outlines
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Not Grade Specific
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2 FREE LESSONS Teaching Entrepreneurship Unit A Lessons 1-2
*****DIGITAL, COMMON CORE ALIGNED AND REAL WORLD RELATED CONTENT*****The two FREE, 22 pages of digital lessons in this resource were extracted from the Teaching Entrepreneurship curriculum guide; which includes 334 pages of lessons, rubrics, activities, assignments, worksheets and an abundance of blended learning for your students. What is an Entrepreneur?We begin the course with an exploration of what it means to be an entrepreneur: what an entrepreneur does, what he/she acts like, values, and
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Life Skills - Scope and Sequence - DIGITAL - Pacing Guide - FREEBIE - SPED
| Life Skills | Digital | Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | Special Education | FREEBIE | Coronavirus | Covid 19 | Digital |With more and more school districts closing down due to the coronavirus pandemic that is plaguing the world, distance learning is becoming a reality that many teachers never planned on having to do. I have created this document to help teachers like you plan out themes for your life skills lessons. Each one of the lessons listed in this download is 100% DIGITAL and can be
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Not Grade Specific
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Functional life skills curriculum Special Education scope and sequence freebie
Needing a tailored curriculum for middle school, high school, or adult vocational programs that simplifies lesson planning? ✏️This practical scope and sequence has been planned for busy teachers! ⭐️If you are needing inspiration and themes to help plan and prep for your classroom and students individual needs, this one is for you in mind! ❤️This is a whole yearly plan with easy to use clickable links in the document from The Special Education Studio. This comprehensive year-long Scope & Seq
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Practicing Time Management and Scheduling - Veterinarian Themed
This practical exercise is excellent for students who struggle to orient themselves in time by sticking to an organized schedule. Many students in special education need lots of practice with learning how to organize their days so that they can eventually become independently productive.
This packet is framed around the idea of the student becoming a veterinarian or vet technician. Many of my students have expressed a great love for animals over the years, and especially for older students
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4th - 7th, Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Distance Learning Time Management / Organization Bundle
SOFT SKILLS: Reliability 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.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Food Lab Planning sheet for students
Looking for a way to ensure that students read the recipe before a food lab? Need to bring organization and planning to focus? Try this download! This food lab planning sheet includes four pages that students will work through pre, during, and post lab. From organizing ingredients and planning responsibilities for each student in a group, to identifying MyPlate food groups and reviewing the final presentation, this form will force students to think through food labs in greater detail.
What's in
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6th - 12th
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Online Banking Unit FREEBIE- Life Skills for High Functioning Autism
Bring life into your Life Skills sessions with this unit that defines, explains and demonstrates everyday use of Online Banking. It was authored to teach my own autistic students Independent Living Skills from the Assessment of Functional Independent Living Skills. It is packed with the resources needed for students to define Online Banking all the way to actually operating the functions of depositing money and even making withdrawals right from the classroom. Enjoy this Freebie! Happy Learning!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Independent Life Skills Checklist
Are you looking to empower your learners with the essential life skills they need to thrive independently? Look no further! Introducing our comprehensive Independent Life Skills Checklist, available for free on Teachers Pay Teachers. This invaluable resource is carefully curated to cover a wide range of essential skills sorted into categories including self-care, cooking, technology, home care, relationships, and more.What's Included:Skill-Sorted Categories: Navigate effortlessly through our che
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Not Grade Specific
Calculating Income Tax
A quick worksheet on the basics of progressive income tax and how to calculate it for a given income. Fill-in-the-blank notes work well for slow writers and a graphical organizer helps students understand how taxable income works between brackets. Key included. This small worksheet is part of a unit on taxes, budgeting, and is preparation for a financial simulation project called Game of Life - check them out at my store! Working to make mathematics less of a struggle :)
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
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Engineering Careers Research Project
Dream House ProjectThis is a career exploration research assignment for future Engineers.Meets CTE StandardsStudent role-play project for real-world experienceTeaches about engineering careersDeveloped by a Northern CA State Teacher of the Year
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Life Skills - FREEBIE - Special Education - Life Skills Ideas For Home
| Life Skills | Ideas for Home | Special Education | FREEBIE | Coronavirus | Covid 19 | Digital | Parent Support |So many teachers and parents struggle coming up with important real world activities they can do with their students / children to help them lead an independent lifestyle outside of our classroom walls. I designed this FREEBIE as a quick reference guide to help others out who might be struggling to come up with life skills ideas to provide families who might be interested in more ins
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Not Grade Specific
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Boom Cards: Chores Inventory - Do You or Don't You / Assessment
Discover your home responsibilities with our interactive chore inventory and assessment deck! This engaging activity empowers students to compile a personalized list of chores they actively perform at home. From making beds to washing dishes, students navigate through a variety of household tasks, selecting and organizing their own set of chores. This activity not only promotes a sense of accountability but also celebrates the roles and contributions students have within their household. Join us
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Not Grade Specific
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Library Communication Resources
Free Library Communication Board and Social StoryDo you visit the library often with your students? Having access to a library communication board can be very helpful. This free resource also includes a free social story that you can print and read with your students to help prepare them for their trip to the library. Visit my website for a list of inclusive books! Terms of UseMS OF USE:✔️ Copyrights reserved to Rebecca Eisenberg, Life Skills 2 Learn✔️ This purchase includes a license for one te
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Not Grade Specific
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Writing an Email Review and Templates (Supplement to a Unit on Writing Emails)
A quick supplemental/generalization activity to go with a unit or lesson on writing and sending emails, designed with autism and special education in mind. If you have students working on how to write an email, you could use this as a supplement to a unit or lesson on this topic, so that you have different ways for students to work on the concepts to promote generalization. This freebie isn’t really enough to cover writing an email as a complete unit, so here are a few of the units on this topic
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10th - 12th
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ICT Lesson Plan / Activity / Worksheet : I AM Social Media Savvy - FACEBOOK
ICT Lesson Plan / Activity / Worksheet : I AM Social Media Savvy - FACEBOOK
This a fabulous very useful resource I use to engage 10 - 16 year olds (teens) in reflecting on their safe usage of Social Media.
This lesson plan/activity/worksheet uses a fake Facebook profile page with notable unsafe practice to encourage reflection.
The students work in groups or individually. This is an active, discussion based learning class.
The file includes 6 PAGES;
*facebook profile page,
*teachers instru
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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