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STEM Careers Presentation
Do your students know what STEM means and the career options out there for them? This was created for 3-6th graders in conjunction with our school's STEM Summer Camp to introduce some interesting STEM careers. Each career has 1-2 sentences briefly describing them as well as photos and clipart showing the occupation.
This presentation was designed in PowerPoint but is saved as a pdf file so that the fonts can be displayed properly.
The careers are:
Aerospace Engineer
Robotics Technician
Wildlif
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Senior Checklist for High School (College Prep, Military, Workplace)
Check out this great resource for high school seniors! High school counselors, this is a collaborative tool to share with your students and parents as you help your seniors stay on track to graduate. This is a Google Sheets product that has 4 main tabs:1. College Checklist (FAFSA links, ACT/SAT prep & testing, college planning, etc.)2. Military Checklist3. Apprenticeship Checklist4. Workforce Entry Checklist
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Parent Workshop: College and Career Readiness
This is a presentation developed for Parent Workshop to discuss how to prepare their child to be College and Career Ready. The presentation is focused on upper Elementary students and Middle School Students. Topics discussed are: College and Career Readiness Defined, Support Reading, Intelligence is not fixed, Goal Setting, Stay connected with school, and Start talking about college and careers. This presentation is in both English and Spanish.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
SPED Daily Parent Communication Log and Task Log
Improved and revised. Communicate with parents and log daily activities such as bathroom, attitude, lunch, task boxes, activities, meds, and more in one sheet.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
College Counseling: All About College- A PowerPoint Presentation for Parents
This PowerPoint goes through many of the questions that parents might have about the different options for college. It details the pros and cons of a public university, private university, co-ops, junior colleges, and even some ideas about potential places for students with special needs. This also discusses FAFSA, grants, loans, the process of applying for a student loan, where to go for more information, and a general overview of paying for college.
This is editable and you can add or erase
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Officer Expectations, Contract, & Merit/Demerit System
Are you tired of officers not committing to the roles they signed up for? Is student interest down? Are parents protecting their students from consequences? Or are you looking for more structure on your officer team? Well you’ve found the resource that can help you do all that and more! This resource:Lists clear and defined expectations for your officer teams’ grades, conduct, and commitmentHas a contract that students AND parents must sign and followWas created to help advisors, officers, and p
Grades:
6th - 12th
Field Trip Itinerary (EDITABLE/TEMPLATE)
Whether for a one day field trip or week long leadership conference, etc., a printed itinerary is an excellent means of communications. Informed parents, administrators, students, chaperones, teachers, and bus drivers help reduce confusion and those unforseen glitches that seem to pop up unexpectedly when away from campus. Why not use my itinerary brochure (TEMPLATE) and insert your pertinent information for your next off campus experience. In this document you can include important dates,
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Career Education: Career Readiness and Exploration- Course Guidelines/Syllabus
Career Education: Career Readiness and Exploration- Course Guidelines/SyllabusThis is a 3 page Career Readiness and Exploration course guidelines/syllabus that I give to my students at the start of each course. It has headings that contain information on the following: Course Overview, Materials Needed, Grading, Attendance, Make-up Work, Extra Help, Class Rules/Student Responsibilities, Consequences for Good and Bad Behavior, etc. This syllabus can be edited for basically any high school or adul
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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FFA Banquet Invites
Banquet Invite created in the form of a digital download that can easily be downloaded and changed to match the info needed. This was created to be printed as a Post Card using Publisher by Microsoft.Fonts used in invite:Autumn in NovemberLillybelleJanda Safe and SoundHaettenschweiler*all fonts can be downloaded for free from dafont.com must install them on your computer after downloaded.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Senior Year Planning Packet
My new senior year planning packet! This resource compiles over a decade of school counseling experience (including recent updates to admissions policies, ACT and SAT tests, and the FAFSA) into my best tips for senior success. 20 pages of information about career interest exploration, choosing a college, acing the ACT or SAT, an application checklist broken down by semester, and information on financial aid and scholarships. Has some elements specific to Texas, but can be edited as needed. As a
Grades:
12th
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Also included in:Â Ultimate College Planning Bundle!
YEARBOOK AD ORDER FORMS Editable & Includes Parent Letter for Back to School Ngt
These ad forms are a great template to use for yearbook class. They include: ad forms to distribute to local businesses, parents & students, and a letter to parents to give at Back-to-School Night or any function where parents are involved to encourage yearbook and ad buy-in. The best part is your ad to businesses, parent letter and Senior Tribute Ad can be downloaded onto your school website immediately. Just add your school name and info. Easy peasy.Of course, these docs are 100% editabl
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Junior Year Planning Packet
A new packet for juniors who are considering college, trade schools, and/or going into the workforce. Gives tips for staying on track and exploring different paths.12 pages of information about career interest exploration, job shadowing, picking a college, preparing for the ACT or SAT, and more. Has some elements specific to Texas, but can be edited as needed. As a Google Doc, this is fully editable so you can further customize if needed! Contents:FIRST THINGS FIRSTLife After High School?!Job Sh
Grades:
11th
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Also included in:Â Ultimate College Planning Bundle!
Parent Contact Letter For AG
Don't have time to send home a grade letter for your students for AG? This Parent contact letter can be adapted to your specific classroom with a few simple edits but without having to recreate it yourself. These can be mailed or sent home with students.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Classroom Teacher School Request Donation Fund Letter Templates EDITABLE
Majority of teachers use their own money to purchase materials or resources to support learning in their classrooms. We are all guilty of this, I know I am! Don't look any further... Zip up your wallet and grab these templates that will help you to seek out donations and request fundraising to support student learning and classroom resources! In this resource you will find a collection of 4 donation/funding request letter templates. You will find the templates (Word format) are editable with spe
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Not Grade Specific
Introduction to Business/Business Concepts/Business 101- General Topics of Study
Introduction to Business/Business Concepts/Business 101- General Topics of StudyThis handout is a handout that I give to my students at the beginning of my Intro to Business course. I also give it to parents during Open House night. It is a list of all the different topics we are going to cover in the course. This is a great sample for you to use in order to create your own or to just get an idea of what you can do in your class. You can edit the document and make it your own. This is for an ge
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Preparing for College - 4 year planning guide
This checklist is provided to my students every year of high school to give them an idea of what to expect as they plan for college. These reminders range from keeping attendance strong, to signing up for SATs. Everything a student may need to keep track of to be best prepared for college is listed in this packet. This packet focuses on our school's utilization of Naviance. So if you don't use that program, just replace the word with whatever online resource you utilize for college applicatio
Grades:
9th - 12th
Device Inventory Spreadsheet
If you have students with computers or Ipads, this is a great spreadsheet to take inventory of who has what. You can track:NameComputer StatusCharger StatusWhether or not it was collected into a cart (if applicable)Whether a help desk ticket was submitted (if applicable)Whether a student has device insurance or not (if applicable)Fully editable to meet your needs, and color coded!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Riding The Bus By Myself Life Skill Transition Age Students SPED/Autism/ELD
CBI (Community Based Instruction). Now available for more than 50% off in my "Transition Age Students' Social Skills Bundle" Riding The Bus By Myself! Social Story for Special Education Students with Autism. Fully editable! All photos (and or clipart) are public domain. 7 pages in powerpoint and PDF form. Please download the preview as all of the slides are there to see. Take care and thanks for looking at my products! Special Education - Peggy Simpson Rescue Dogs' Series
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Adult Education
Applying to College 101
This presentation slide deck covers the basics of applying to college. Great to use for students unfamiliar with the college application process and related terminology. Can also be used for a parent/guardian presentation on the basics of applying to college.Some of the terms covered include:Common AppCoalition AppUndergraduateRolling AdmissionRegular DecisionEarly ActionEarly DecisionTranscriptSRARLetter of RecommendationFinancial AidFAFSAGrantScholarshipWork-StudyLoans
Grades:
9th - 12th
Career Week Parent Presentation Sign Up EDITABLE
Use this template to encourage families to sign up for Career Week at your school!If you are looking for parent volunteers to present to your class this is the perfect way to get families involved!Send this letter home and have students return to school so you can create a schedule for the days and times you want parents to come in!This is a Google Doc and is editable!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Student Parent FFA Chapter and Agriculture Department Handbook
This is a 27 page handbook that can be passed out to parents and students.Included in this handbook:From the Teacher SectionExplanation of the 3 Circle ModelClass List and Explanation of ClassesSAE DescriptionsFFA CreedChapter ConstitutionsOfficial Dressand More!This is a working handbook that I personally have used in my agriculture department. It is 100% editable so that you can personalize it to fit your chapter and classroom needs. You will see in this handbook expectations for my classroom,
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Paving the Road to College Through an Orthodox Christian Perspective
The path to college can be quite an involved one, requiring much research, self-examination, and thought. For Orthodox Christians, such a big decision should also be made with prayer, consultation with a spiritual father, and with spiritual growth and health in mind. This presentation mixes general information about going down the path to college from both a practical, academic and financial view, while incorporating some key things Orthodox Christians should be thinking about as well.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Paving the Road to College Through an Orthodox Perspective
Editable Western Undergraduate Exchange Program WUE Schools Presentation
This editable 9 slide Western Undergraduate Exchange Program WUE Schools PowerPoint Presentation provides students and families with WUE information directly from their website. Slide 1. WUE CoverSlide 2. What Is The WUE Program? Slide 3. Participating StatesSlide 4. Participating U.S. TerritoriesSlide 5. WUE Program Snapshot of the 2022-2023 Academic YearSlide 6. WUE Website linkSlide 7. 6 Tips Towards ApplyingSlide 8. WUE Savings Finder LinkSlide 9. Thank You & Source Pagehttps://www.wiche
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
André Learning Hair Styling
This is a children’s picture book based on facts-mixed-with-fiction of a little boy who had a passion and desire to learn hair styling. It tells a story of how he overcomes resistance from family and through his determination finds creative ways to practice working with hair. The little boy rose from styling horses' hair to as an adult styling the locks of celebrities like Farrah Fawcett and Lori Loughlin. It has fun and educational illustrations, inspirational for children to be themselves, to
Grades:
K - 3rd
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