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Family consumer sciences assessments $5-10
Sugar Lesson: Nutrition + Food Label Activities- A Health Lesson Plan
Sugar Shock! In this eye-opening nutrition middle school or high school health lesson, you and your students will be stunned by the shocking nutrition facts about sugar you'll find in this activity! This lesson shows students how to convert grams to actual TEASPOONS of sugar- giving them a chance to measure out the sugar in the products they consume so that they can SEE it for themselves! It will be a lesson your class won't forget.***Also included (and shown in the preview video) is a SUGAR G
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5th - 12th
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Financial Literacy Comparing Checking Accounts Savings Accounts and CDs
Are you teaching middle school and high school life skills for financial literacy or economic students about adulting and Independent Living? Students in a Financial Literacy or Economics class will greatly benefit from these activities on being an adult and choosing a bank to suit their needs. This product will focus on vocabulary and teach students about checking accounts, savings account, certificates of deposits, and comparing banks. Students learn the inside scoop on banking and financial l
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9th - 12th
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Food Truck Project
This food truck project could be used in Culinary Arts classes as a final project. Students are asked to review marketing strategies, menu production, food costing, and design skills.
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9th - 12th
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Financial Literacy Project for Consumer Ed or Personal Money Management
Financial literacy is extremely important, but many students graduate high school without the skills they need to be effective money managers as adults. This resource allows students to choose the projects that most suit their personal strengths and post-secondary hopes and dreams. This resource functions as a multi-page choice board with 18 detailed project ideas. Each project component requires varying effort and time commitment, and therefore each one is assigned a point value ranging from 5
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS/FCS) Project Bundle
Prenatal Nutrition Lesson & Project
Do you have an upcoming Pregnancy Unit and need to teach your students about proper prenatal nutrition? You've come to the right place! As a mother of two, prenatal nutrition is something I'm very passionate about - so much so that I created this resource while pregnant with my second! With this resource, students will have an opportunity to learn how to nourish both mom and baby while taking out the overwhelm of counting calories or tracking macros. Within the lesson, students will learn about
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9th - 12th
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Learn Table Manners, Dining Etiquette and Create a Placemat | Life Skills
Are you looking for an engaging way to get your students excited about table manners and learn an important life skill, manners and how to set the table? Look no further than this detailed lesson on table manners and creating their own placemat. Students will learn basic manners and then create a drawing of table setting. This EASY PREP lesson has complete directions to lead your students through the lesson clearly. All the hard work is done for you, all you must do is print off the pages (or u
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Not Grade Specific
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Super Size Me unit
Complete unit for using the film "Super Size Me" in just about any type of class, though it was developed for a high school English course.
Includes study guides, quizzes, and complete handouts and worksheets for a group project done by the students where they create their own marketing campaign modeled on what McDonalds does with its products.
Takes 2-3 weeks, though can be easily modified based on your needs.
Highly enjoyable for the students and a breeze to use.
Other related Super Size M
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Readiness - How To Dress for Success: Standard Workforce Edition
As an FCS teacher, there's a 99.9% chance that we've all taught or will teach about professional dress in the workplace at some point in our careers. No matter the subject, I found myself incorporating this topic into my employability skill unit each year. I loved the topic, but I was always so frustrated by the lack of relevant, engaging curriculum when it came to dressing for success. When I was teaching in-person and online during 2021, I came up with the idea to have students demonstrate the
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7th - 12th
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How To Write Learning Objectives
If you're getting ready to teach your future educators how to properly write learning objectives, you've landed on the right page! When I taught this lesson, I was in the thick of hybrid teaching in 2021 @ 35 weeks pregnant. I thought to myself, "How in the world am I going to teach about the complexity of learning objectives to students in person and online at the same time?" Thankfully a lightbulb went off the day before I was supposed to teach the lesson!Every district, school and even educat
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9th - 12th
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Can You Escape Addiction? Escape Room Activity
Welcome to the Drug Den! Students will use refusal, decision making, and communication skills to escape the possible addictions that threaten them in this den. They will visit each room by clicking the green arrows and completing the tasks/questions on the corresponding worksheet.The drugs discussed are Alcohol/Binge Drinking, Vaping, Marijuana, Opiates, Club Drugs, and Date Rape Drugs.Aligned with NYS Health Education Standards and NYS Health Guidance Document.
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8th - 12th
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Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure
Purpose: Introduce students to the concepts and purpose behind a properly ran meeting using Robert’s Rules of Order. Once students have completed the unit they will be able to properly run a meeting, know their rights as members, and be able to actively participate as a member and make motions. Timeline: 2 weeks : (10 classes consisting of 45 minute) The instruction can be modified to fit your own classroom needs. Objectives:Students will…1. Describe the history behind Parliamentary Procedure2.
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Agriculture Science I Bundle - First Semester
ServSafe Review Jeopardy Style (Culinary)
3 Part Jeopardy Review for ServSafe
Safety and Sanitation review.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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5 Child Development Ted Talk Reflections & Essay NO PREP
Kick off the school year by getting your students excited for learning about child development! The unit introduces students to each developmental domain and includes an essay at the end of the unit. The essay answers the question, Why is it important to study child development? Also, all of the assignments can be completed remotely!Standard: 12.1.1 Analyze physical, emotional, social, moral, and cognitive development.Assignment Introduction: Children develop in the following domains:PhysicalGro
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Child Development Resource Bundle- All Products Included
Laundry Symbols Notes + Slides + BINGO | BUNDLE | Family Consumer Sciences | FCS
Includes Laundry Symbols Notes and Slides and also Laundry Symbols BINGO game!Teach your students about the different laundry symbols with this worksheet and google slides presentation. Use it the sheet for notes or as an assessment. Includes the Answer Key!Play Bingo to help learn or review laundry symbols! Includes 40 different bingo boards. Also includes a link to a Google Slides presentation with matching Bingo Cards so you can use it as you play!Check Out My Full List Of Resources For:Famil
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7th - 12th
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Life Skills Scrambled Eggs | Cooking Competition Cooking Lab | FCS
Grab your aprons and chef’s hats for this fun and eggciting scrambled egg cooking lab to teach life skills. Students will turn eggs into a delicious masterpiece in this eggcellent cooking activity. In this lesson, students will come up with their own scrambled egg recipe and have it be presented to judges! They will practice creativity, time management skills, and use teamwork to put their best eggs forward. Students will be placed into groups of three or four for this scrambled egg competition
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Life Skills Cooking Competition Bundle Part 2
Teaching as a Profession Project/Assignment/Vocab Quiz combo pack Education
Theme: “Teaching as a Profession”
Course: Education Professions, EDUC 101, or any education foundations course.
Grade: 11-12 High School, First Year College
With this package, you are going to get three components to act as the basis for the Teaching as a Profession theme, or enhance what you are already doing. You are getting a a vocab quiz, an infographic reading assignment, and a bulletin board project for the students to do to tie it all together. Here it is in detail:
Teaching as
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Family & Consumer Sciences: Menu & Restaurant Design Project
This project is designed to be done in a Foods 2 or Advanced Foods class. I have used this as a final project. The objective of this project is for students to design a restaurant and to create a menu that reflects the them of the restaurant. Lesson Duration: 4-5 days. The project is lengthy and will take the students some time. The duration of the project will also depend on class time, size and student demographics. Lesson Plan includes:National FACS StandardsObjectivesDetailed Project Outline
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9th - 12th
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CAREER READINESS: JOB INTERVIEW ESCAPE ROOM
My 'CAREER READINESS: JOB INTERVIEW ESCAPE ROOM' is a fun way to assess your student's knowledge of interview skills. Students will be asked to select appropriate attire, as well as specific behaviors. The escape room is made through Google Forms and is entirely editable to meet your needs. You can choose to use it as a pre-assessment, formative assessment, or summative assessment based on your own classroom. Visit my YouTube page for a preview of this resource.Check out my TPT Store for mo
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7th - 12th
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Healthy Lifestyle Personal Assessment - In Class AND Digital Versions | BUNDLE
This includes both the in class (PDF) and digital versions of this healthy lifestyle personal assessment activity. The digital version is an interactive Google Slides presentation and students can make a copy of the presentation and type directly into it, making it very easy to use for distance learning! In both versions students will take a personal assessment on how healthy of a lifestyle they are currently living. Then they will answer a few reflection questions. You May Also Like:Health Scie
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5th - 12th
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Kitchen Essentials & Food Safety - Full Unit- Resources, Worksheets, Exam & Key
A Comprehensive Unit for Kitchen Safety!Include Resources, Worksheets, Hands-On Activities, Games, Exam & KeyIntroducing the comprehensive learning kit, "Kitchen Essentials and Food Safety," designed specifically for educators seeking to engage their students in a fun and informative culinary journey. This Learning Kit includes everything you need to create a captivating and enlightening unit, empowering your students with essential kitchen skills and knowledge that will last a lifetime.4 In
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Meal Planning Curriculum - Full Unit - Lessons, Resources, Cooking Activities
Empower Your Students with Essential Culinary Skills!Discover a transformative culinary experience with our all-encompassing Meal Planning Unit. Elevate student culinary skills as they master meal preparation, efficient ingredient use, and smart food storage. From planning balanced weekly meals to repurposing leftovers creatively, this unit equips students with essential life skills. By delving into savvy grocery shopping techniques and minimizing food waste, students become adept at responsible
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Financial Literacy Budget Spending and Savings | Life Skills | Personal Budget
Are you looking for a fun and engaging budget activity to do with your high school personal finance students? Look no further. This product is filled with information to help students learn how budget their money. This resource includes a pre and post test along with activities for students to understand fixed and flexible expenses to help them complete a budget using task cards.What’s Included:-Detailed Directions-Pre-Test and Post-Test with Answer Key-PowerPoint Presentation with Guided Notes-
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9th - 12th
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BUNDLE- 6 Essential Nutrients 9 Day Unit (Answer Keys Included) (NASAFACS 9.4.1)
The 6 Essential Nutrients Unit is a nine-day unit that describes what nutrients are and how nutrients are absorbed through the digestion process. Each day covers a different essential nutrient. Students follow along with the slides each day using a My Nutrient Guidebook, which includes guided questions that align with the slides. Each day, students engage in an additional activity to promote learning about the specific nutrient. As a review, students participate in a nutrient scavenger hunt, whe
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: 6 Essential Nutrients: 9 Day Unit & 3 Day Lab (FCS)
Nutrition Test & Review Slides - Nutrition - Health - FACS - No PREP
Nutrition Test and Review This is AWESOME for FACS, FCS, family and consumer science, health, and nutrition classes! A test, a modified test, a test retake, and a PowerPoint presentation are included. This test covers the major nutrients and the food groups. This assessment is used after students complete the nutrition unit. There is a 63-page PowerPoint presentation that helps students to review the information. I have used the presentation as a formative assessment and summative assessment. Th
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: SALE!!! FACS, FCS Bundle: Nutrition, Culinary Arts, Sewing, &Life Skills
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