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Checking Account Register :: Show your work!
Teaching students about financial responsibility can be a challenge, use this activity to teach them about budgets and recording transactions, and registering information in a checking account.
This is an old school exercise that will familiarize you with a check register. Simply put the items from the top list into the register as you think they should be.
Check the answer sheet or with your teacher to see if you got the right balance. (Balancing your account these days is as simple as l
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS: "Plan, Prepare, Practice & Perform!"
JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS: "Plan, Prepare, Practice & Perform!" prepares students for the questions that they will be asked during a job interview. The questions that have been included in this Education Get Real activity are those that students will encounter in almost all job interviews. Learning to "think quickly on their feet" and respond to job interview questions in a direct, honest, knowledgeable, and "marketable" manner is a skill that students need to develop. As the teacher, it is i
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PARLIMENTARY PROCEDURE TRIAL
Looking for a fun twist on your Parli Pro Unit? This is a great unit that is fun and allows students to demonstrate some of those Parli Pro skills. My students lacked enthusiasm and struggled to think of good discussions during our Parli Pro unit. So I decided to give them something to discuss. First, read through the play and learn all about Mr. Wolf and his friends and what crimes they have committed. My students loved acting out these characters and pretending they were witnesses. Then turn i
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Bridge Challenge Activity - Beginning of Year Community Building, Team Work
This is a great activity for building or re-building community, teaching problem solving and team work through the metaphor of building a bridge, and taking time to create classroom culture.Includes Gallery Walk Rubric & Exit TicketGreat for all classrooms, all ages!I give each team a plastic bag with spaghetti, marshmallows, cotton balls, legos...you decide the contents. I also include tape. I make sure that each team has the same size and quantity. You can even throw in a challenge object
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Using the game of Life as an Effective Learning Tool
I have taken the tenets of the game of Life to create a semester long activity that allows students to learn about the responsibilities of adulthood. Students get jobs, earn salaries, keep track of expenses and savings, make investments, and deal with life’s curve balls. I like to use this for a semester and generally once a week-typically Friday. In addition, students can get bonuses, have deductions from their paychecks, and are able to “shop” at my store (catalog is not included). This projec
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Braille Translation Trading Cards
These are Braille Trading cards that will allow users to decode words written in Braille. These cards can be used to translate commonly used words into braille and Braille writing into decodable text.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ESCAPE ROOM 1
Greetings,Will Rogers said, “I never met a man I did not like.” I say, “I never met a student who did not love an Escape Room.” Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. And do not feel guilty. Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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ESCAPE ROOM 2
Greetings,Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character. And that’s called FUNdamental education! Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. Put students in Escape Room teams. Give them six/seven challenges, one at a time. The goal --solve th
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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ESCAPE ROOM 3
Greetings,Escape Rooms are serious stuff -- they test problem-solving, thinking, team work, communications skills, and character. And that’s called FUNdamental education! Play it anytime – start of the year as an ice-breaker, before exams as a relaxer or reviewer, end of year celebration. You can even give them a single Escape puzzle once a week, or when you finish a lesson early or it flopped. Put students in Escape Room teams. Give them six challenges, one at a time. The goal --solve them all
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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A Teacher's Handbook to Inquiry Learning
A Teacher's Handbook to Inquiry Learning is the first book providing practical ideas on how to move from the concept of "inquiry" into the practice of teaching 'inquiry." It contains over 1,000 hands-on ideas that assist teachers at any grade level to implement inquiry teaching within their classrooms. Educators are provided actual lesson plans containing strategies to foster collaborative learning and questions that shift the classroom from a focus on recall of information to a stimulating envi
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Optical Illusions
Brian Packham
Optical Illusions to show how your eyes do not always see what they think they see.
Great to use as an intorduction to a lecture or lesson to get their attention.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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