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Middle school family consumer sciences rubrics under $5
Famous Chef Project for Family and Consumer Science and Culinary Arts, FACS
Get your Culinary Arts or FACS students involved in learning about famous chefs with this no-prep project! Students research a chef of their choice while answering questions about them. They then create a PowerPoint or Google Slide presentation and present them to the class. A rubric is included for easy grading!As students present their famous chef, their classmates complete a graphic organizer as they listen and learn. What is included in this Famous Chef Project?Project description with chef
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Culinary Arts Rubric Editable for Cooking Labs Middle School and High School
Are you looking for an easy cooking lab rubric for your Culinary Arts class? These are 2 versions of editable rubrics for grading culinary arts food labs. Please feel free to add or change categories and scores in the PPT version to meet your needs. There is also a Google version...the link is in the PowerPoint slide to access the Google version. *The second page is intentionally blank so that you can create your own categories if you would like.This rubric includes these categories: mise en pl
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Child Development Theorist Research Project
This file contains a research project and a rubric for students to use while researching child development theorists. I have also created a live binder to aide in the research process. The binder can be viewed here: http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?present=true&id=1479645This helps ensure students are using reliable information.*Live binder updated 2/22/23. If links don't work please let me know!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Lab Grading Rubric for Foods, Culinary Arts, Nutritions and Lab Based Food FCS
100 point scale grading rubric for Lab based foods classes in Family and Consumer Science. Ideal for group grading.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Personal Business Card PBL & Personal Branding Lesson Kit - Career & Business
This hands-on mini lesson & mini project is the perfect way to students to learn about personal branding, digital footprints, and basic design skills. Students reflect on their own personal brand with a discussion post and create a personal business card. This fun PBL activity is an excellent way to start or end the year or fill a two hour opening any time of year! The 2 hour RESOURCE INCLUDES:3 page UBD lesson plan with detailed 2 hour timeline10 PPT class slides to introduce personal br
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Guide to Hand Sewing Felt Pillows: Instructions and Grading Rubric
This resource includes instructions for creating a hand-sewn pillow and a grading rubric. The grading rubric is designed to assess a range of skills including pattern design, pinning and cutting precision, appliqué stitching quality, overall project stitching, and the technique of hiding knots. Additionally, the rubric evaluates important classroom behaviors such as work habits, voice volume during class, adherence to safety protocols, and cleanliness post-project. Tailored to support educators,
Grades:
4th - 12th
Post-it RUBRIC: How to Sew a Button
This rubric targets all the essential elements of sewing on a button, including gathering supplies, strength, security, neatness, student effort & attitude, and cleanup. The format is designed to be printed on 3"x3' (standard size) post-it notes to be easily affixed to student work.
Simply print the template out on plain paper. Stick a post-it on top of each box. Then, re-run the document through your printer again and the text-box will be transferred to the post-it!
Editable Word format
Grades:
6th - 12th
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How to Design A Newborn Nursery On A Budget | Child Development | FCS
Are your students learning how to plan for a family? If so, this activity will help them in a Child Development or Personal Finance class. This resource will direct students in creating a nursery using a specified budget. They will need to use the budget and research costs for all materials needed in creating their room. They will then create a visual display of their findings and conclude the project with a set of reflection questions. This product is both digital and print.Included:RubricListe
Grades:
7th - 9th
Being a Wise Consumer: Advertising (3 Day Lesson Bundle)
It is important for students to be aware of marketing tactics in order to be a wise consumer!What is included?Day 1: (1) Have students work in groups to fill out the "Do You Listen?" worksheet. (This helps them realize how advertisements are imbedded in our lives.) (2) Present the "Being a Wise Consumer: Advertising" Google Slide Show. (This explains advertising gives examples of each of the different advertising techniques.)Day 2: (1) Assign each group of students one of the eight ad
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Family Tree Project
Students will create their own family tree that includes lots of family related details.
There are two versions of the project rubric. One has a point system that totals to 100 and the other does not have a point system listed.
This Family Project Rubric Asks For Students to:
• Identify family relatives
• Identify the number generations
• Describe their relationship to another family member
• Explain their family type
• Identify their family role
• Show a picture or drawing
This would go grea
Grades:
6th - 10th
Types:
Also included in: Family Types & Family Tree Bundle
Advocacy Mini-Project
Advocacy is a critical skill to master when fostering change. It is important to teach students about advocacy and how to strengthen these skills.This Advocacy Mini-Project is an excellent opportunity to help students strengthen their communication and advocacy skills about a topic that they are passionate about. What's Included?1. Explanation Slideshow (8 slides)This slideshow does an excellent job explaining the premise of this project. Before getting started, I use this slideshow to help my s
Grades:
7th - 12th
Sewing Reversible Bucket Hats
Sew a reversible bucket hat in sewing/fashion class hassle free! This product includes a video, written directions, printable pattern, teacher sewing guide, and a grading rubric for students to create an intermediate level sewing project. The printable pattern makes it easy for students to cut out their own patterns or reuse the patterns in the future. PERFECT for a second or third sewing project. Create products that students will actually USE and WEAR! :) ❗What is inside? ❗Pre-prep questions
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Cupcake Wars Judging Rubric
I do a cupcake wars challenge for the skills portion of the final assessment in my class. This is the judges rubric for the cupcake wars challenge.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Food Sustainability: Food Audit Project and Rubric, FCS
Are you learning about FOOD SUSTAINABILITY with your high school or middle school students? This culminating project is a fun way for students to demonstrate their understanding while gaining insight into their own household practices surrounding food. The project is an independent ‘Food Audit’.There is absolutely NO PREP required on the teachers end. There are two different parts to this resource.The Project Instructions. These explain to students how to succesfully complete a ‘Food Audit’. Stu
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Cookbook Project
This is a cookbook project where students collect family recipes to add to their very own cookbook. There are specific guidelines and criteria that yield high quality student work. Students also have the option of finding recipes from other sources if family recipes are not available.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Nutrient Project
This package is an inquiry-based project about the 6 essential nutrients. The project breaks the class into six groups, assigning each group to teach the rest of the class about the function, food sources, and deficiencies of their assigned nutrient through a presentation. In addition, each group will research three inquiry questions about their nutrient as it relates to teenagers. For example, the vitamin group might research which vitamins promote healthy skin complexion. The carbohydrate
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Healthy Food Newsletter Project (Fantastic Fun for Sub Project for Week!)
THIS IS GREAT FOR A PROJECT OR A SUB PLAN! Students can individually, partnered, or group pick a healthy food and make an entire newsletter out of it. Shown is a sample of what my students created. This comes with two pages of an easy-to-follow map of the requirements for each part of the newsletter. Students will have a complete rubric explaining each section; Title, Types, Storage, Shopping/Saving, Fixing, Recipes, and how Kids can Prepare the healthy food. In addition, students can design
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Food Waste Solutions Project
This lesson will fit perfectly towards the end of your food sustainability unit! 40% of the food that is grown in the U.S gets wasted. What can we do to help eliminate food waste? In groups of 2-3, your students will select a food waste solution and educate the class on how to implement it.This project is an excellent opportunity to help students strengthen their advocacy skills as they problem solve solutions to cut back on food waste. What's Included?1. Explanation Slideshow (13 slides)Before
Independent Living Skills: Photo or Video Project (Family and Consumer Sciences)
Product includes:Objective statementMaterials neededInstructions for students, and list of independent living skills to choose fromGrading rubricThis project allows students to choose a minimum of 8 independent living skills (adulting), take photos and/or videos to demonstrate those skills, and written or spoken explanation of the importance of each skill.This is a great project for any secondary classroom, but especially for Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS, FCS), Career and Technical Educati
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Human Services Resources MEGA Bundle
Child Development: Birth Defects Infographic (With Rubric)
Students can work individually, in partners, or in small groups to complete an infographic on a given birth defect. The instructions provide steps for students to download the infographic which will allow them to submit on Google Classroom or learning management system that your district utilizes. Next step ideas: Setup a gallery walk (infographics open on their devices OR printed and put up around the room) for whole class to see infographics, take notes from, ask questions, give post-it notes
Grades:
7th - 12th
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SBS, SIDS, FAS Power Point and PSA Assignment
This PowerPoint goes over SBS, SIDS, & FAS (Shaken baby syndrome, sudden infant death syndrome, and fetal alcohol syndrome). It includes photos, videos, and definitions to help students understand these serious topics. At the end of the powerpoint, there is a rubric lined out for students to create a PSA (Public service announcement) for one of the topics they just learned about. It also includes 3 examples of the PSA. This would be great for a parenting and child development, teen/adult liv
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Garment Construction Sewing Grading Rubric for Fashion Design FCS Courses
100 Point Scale Grading Rubric
Great for Family and Consumer Science Fashion Design Classes and other CTE courses with sewing units
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Food Borne Illness Brochure Report, Rubric, Introduction Activity
Food Borne Illness Report to be researched by the students to create a brochure over one of the listed food borne illnesses. Directions for the project, visual, and criteria. The rubric is attached on an additional page. There is an introduction activity for Food Borne Illness.
Grades:
8th - 10th
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