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Child care projects for Google Apps
Child Development- Prenatal Development, Pregnancy, & Childbirth Unit
I use Prenatal Development, Pregnancy, and Childbirth unit in my child development class right after we do a mini unit on parenting. Since this unit can be very note heavy, I have created interactive student booklets that allows students to color while they learn. I find this helps many students retain the information especially if they are visual, kinesthetic, or artistic learners!In this unit, you will get:Unit plans with NASAFCS standard alignment and learning targets includedStudent Interact
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Child Development- Five Unit Bundle (Full Semester)
Child Development Theorist Project
Students will complete the google slides activities. The project covers Maslow, Montessori, Piaget, Bandura, Skinner, & Erikson. The introductory slide on the theorist provides the directions for that activity. Most activities are interactive. The project is 28 slides + access to OnePager Templates.
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9th - 12th
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Theories of Human Development: Full Unit
A complete unit of products to teach and reinforce theories in Human Growth & Development. These PowerPoints, notes, activities, and projects include the information for Erikson, Maslow, Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg, Skinner, Pavlov, and Bandura.âť—What is inside?âť—47 Slide PowerPoint covering 8 different theorist3 Pages of Notes to PowerPointTheorist Puzzle Sort Class ActivityMix & Match Theorist Review + Answer KeyTheorist Pop-Up Village Project + Grading Rubric out of 40 points25 point Goo
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7th - 12th
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Early Childhood Stages of Play Presentation, Notes, & Project
This product includes the assignments for a unit on the stages of play. This unit is a part of my second level Early Childhood Education course. I use the Google Slide presentation to introduce the stages of play. Students can follow along with the Google Doc notes.After some practice observing children playing and identifying the different stages of play, students complete the Paper Doll Project as an assessment. Another assessment option is the Stages of Play Quiz.This product includes: Google
Grades:
9th - 12th
Theorist Pop-Up Village Project
A fun, creative project where students will create a "pop-up village" of theorist after learning about them in class. They must create a pop-up for Erikson, Maslow, Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg, Skinner, Pavlov, and Bandura while including relevant information on their theories and main ideas. You and your students will LOVE this assignment!âť—What is inside?âť—Directions for AssignmentBullet Point List of requirements for students to check offGrading Rubric out of 40 pointsTwo Examples of the Project
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9th - 12th
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Potato Baby Project
Explanation: Talking about Child Development with your students? Give them a fun activity where they get to see a glimpse of the responsibilities of caring for an infant!My students absolutely LOVE this project. When I first heard of this idea, I thought, "Really? I don't think they'll get excited about a potato." But after I tried it, let me tell you, I am FOR SURE doing this every semester. They are obsessed!Why not egg or flour babies? I chose not to do egg babies because I didn't want to har
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Daycare / Child Care Facility Project | Child Development
This project is designed for students to create their own child care/daycare facility. There are 12 parts to the project which provide a combination of activities. I have provided links to helpful websites for students throughout the project document. I am located in Missouri, so anywhere where Missouri specific websites are mentioned, I have highlighted so you can replace with your own state's websites.Project Parts include:Creating Name & LogoIdentifying DemographicsCreating facility diagr
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9th - 12th
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Create Your Own Daycare Project
This project gives student's the opportunity to get creative and display their knowledge on different types of play and daycare structures to create their own personalized daycare. I use this project in my Child Development course during the Ages 1-3 unit.What's Included?1. Child Care, Early Education & The Importance of Play Google Slideshow (27 slides)Covers the following topics:Different types of daycare centersHow to tell if a child is doing well in daycareThe benefits of play on all are
Grades:
9th - 12th
Create a Digital Baby Nursery Room Project (FACS)
Allow your students to be creative and design their own baby nursery room! Using the Design With Friends website, they will create a digital nursery room based on an assigned budget, then present their finished design to the class.Project details are included, along with a rubric, and the Google Doc is completely editable! Perfect for a Child Development or Interior Design class.Note: Students will need to create a Design With Friends account in order to save their design and share with others.
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7th - 12th
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Holidays Around the World-Suitcase Project for ECE Students
Students will broaden their worldview through this project in which they will research holiday traditions from a selected country. Students will research and plan developmentally appropriate activities for young children based on their findings. They will present their findings using the provided criteria in the form of a file folder “suitcase”. The purpose of this assignment is not to celebrate or promote certain holidays, but to inform students about the traditions found within many different
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Egg Baby Project
This egg baby project gives students a real-life picture of being responsible for someone or thing constantly as they do when they are babysitting children. This project is definitely a favorite! This activity lasts 3-4 days. What's included in the Egg Baby Project: âś… Egg baby project birth certificateâś… Egg baby project "Babysitting Info" as an alternate to the birth certificateâś… Questions to help hypothesize what will happen to their egg baby.âś… Four days of writing daily journals & scenari
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Babysitting Lesson Plans
Child Development: Infant & Toddler Sensory & Peek-a-Boo Book Project
Use this project to help your child development students understand Piaget's sensorimotor stage & object permanace. Students will have the option to create either a "sensory" book ("touch 'n feel) or a "peek-a-boo" book. Sensory (touch 'n feel) books will require the student to select 5 different textured materials to incorporate into a book. Peek-a-boo books will require the student to create 5 different "windows" that hid different pictures within the book.I recommend bringing in a few e
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6th - 12th
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Budgeting for a Baby Project (FACS)
For this project, students will be divided into six groups to research baby items needed for a child's first year of life. The six groups are divided into the following categories:baby food, diapers, and formulafurniture and accessoriesbaby clothinghealth and safetytoys and on-the-go itemschild carepregnancy and delivery fees (project example, included)Each group will design a slideshow with average items that fall into their assigned category. They will include example items, images, prices, qu
Grades:
9th - 12th
Child Abuse Research and PSA
Child abuse Research and PSA project. It includes step by step instructions & Rubric. Part 1: Research Part 2: PSA I use it for Principles of Human Services but can be used in many other Family Consumer Sciences Classes. Follow me on social media!Instagram: @fcs_m_garzaTwitter: @fcs_m_garzaPlease FOLLOW my TPT store and leave a Review if you enjoyed your purchase!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Month by Month Development Project
Students will create a presentation that outlines each month of pregnancy for mom and baby. Requirements:Month by Month changes for MomPhysical Symptoms/ChangesEmotional ChangesWhat to Expect at Prenatal VisitMonth by Month changes for BabySize in cm/inchesWhat development is occurring during this month?Picture of Size of Baby Each Month with Comparison Item (think fruits and veggies!)Included in this resource is 9 months of templates for students to fill their information in with, a grading sca
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7th - 12th
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Fine versus Gross Motor Skill Physical Development Unit Activities
Need a fun and engaging way to teach your students the difference between Fine and Gross Motor Skill and physical development milestones of young children? This is a 3-4 class period Unit with multiple engaging activities that show students the difference between Fine and Gross Motor Skills while exploring physical development milestones from birth-7 years. Follow along with the Google Slides Presentation for information, guided questions and project directions. This could easily be adapted to
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Prenatal Development & Preparing for Baby Binder
Students will design a baby book that discusses the development of the baby and the mother during pregnancy. As each stage of development is covered in class, students will take notes for their project. Final project will be organized neatly into a binder or folder. This project explores each stage of prenatal development and emphasizes on how to start preparing for baby. All materials/websites needed are embedded in links and included in this project.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Toddler Toy Evaluation Lesson Plan - Child Development FACS Classes
Toy Evaluation Lesson PlanAre you an educator looking for an engaging and educational lesson plan that will keep your high school students actively involved in the world of child development? Look no further! Introducing our Two-Day Toy Evaluation Lesson Plan, designed to provide students with a hands-on experience in understanding child development, toy safety, and the factors that captivate a child's attention. This lesson works best after you have covered some of the PIES of child development
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Ready or Not Tot Student Journal (infant Simulator)
This digital journal is for the Ready or Not tot infant simulator. Students will make a copy of this resource and submit. -Birth Certificate-Picture Pages-Daily Log-Babysitting Log-Reflection Questions
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9th - 12th
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Child Development - Summer Bingo Reading Plan - Future Teachers, Gerontology
Introducing Child Development - Building Bridges through a Summer Bingo Reading Plan - a dynamic and engaging child development lesson plan designed to spark the love for literature in young minds. This one-day activity empowers high school students to curate age-appropriate book recommendations for grades 1 through 12, creating personalized Summer Book Bingo cards.In this interactive session, students embark on a literary journey, researching and carefully selecting books that align with the de
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Baby's First Three Months Cut-Out Project
Babies sure do change a lot in the first three months! In this project students will research the major milestones of newborns and display their findings on cut-outs of baby onesies all put together. Best part is that this project can be printed onto regular 8.5" x 11" paper!This project contains three baby onesie cut-outs of different sizes to each represent a different month of a newborn’s life (see preview). Cutting and assembling instructions are included along with content requirements, poi
Grades:
9th - 12th
Baby's First Birthday: Family and Consumer Sciences, FACS, FCS
Students can practice budgeting skills while planning a birthday party for a one-year-old! They have to pick a theme, shop for decorations, and choose a cake and outfit for the baby. I use this as a fun closer to my child development/parenting unit.
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7th - 12th
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Baby Size Comparison Assignment / Project | FCS | Child Development
Visuals are helpful when talking about fetus size. Thus, this assignment allows students to compare a fetus to various foods as it grows. For example, at 12 weeks, a fetus is comparable to the size of a lime.Students will pick or be assigned weeks 1-40. After, they will use a helpful website to determine:Week of pregnancyWeek of fetus compared to a foodBaby weight at this weekBaby length at this week2 pregnancy symptoms experienced at this week3 baby developments at this weekAll of this informat
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Child Development | Growing Bundle | FCS
The Importance of Outdoor Play- The lost art of Hopscotch
This lesson is designed to implement in an Early Childhood/Growth and Development class or any class that teaches the importance of children at play. At the beginning of the lesson, students use an attached website link to learn a bit about the game of hopscotch and the benefits that children gain from playing. They also make connections to developmental levels and gross motor skills(This lesson is designed to follow lessons about these topics). After answering the questions, students draw a hop
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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