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Vocational education homeschool curricula for Microsoft PowerPoint
POWERPOINT - "How to Create Sensational PowerPoint Slideshows"
POWERPOINT - "How to Create Sensational PowerPoint Slideshows" has been created for YOU to fit your classroom needs. This PowerPoint has been one of our top sellers -- teachers love it! It is an excellent INSTRUCTIONAL TOOL to use when explaining to your students how to put a dynamic Microsoft Office PowerPoint together on the first try. Do you require your students to make class presentations using technology (PowerPoint) in your classes? Are you interested in instructional help on the “HOW
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Post-Secondary Education Opportunities - Complete Unit
This file includes everything needed to lecture, perform activities, and assess student learning. Lessons are built into the lectures, as outlined in the Unit Lesson Plan. All files are editable to meet your student, teaching and assessment needs. The Unit progresses through the options that are available to students once they graduate from high school. Key vocabulary is highlighted, pictures represent content discussed, and content is delivered to challenge, but be realistic for students of
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Jobsite Readiness - Professionalism
This PowerPoint focuses on the various ways that we observe Professionalism in the workplace and classroom. It is the foundation to a larger unit that looks at success strategies, employment, and unwritten skills that students or adults may not know if they've never been employed.
This PowerPoint provides vocabulary that is used in future lessons and provides an accessible point for students of all levels to begin learning.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Read a Pet Food Label
This is a great activity for a small animal nutrition unit and or a canine/feline nutrition unit. It takes students through the components of a pet food label, how to read a pet food label, and what the terminology on a pet food label means.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
Caring for Dogs & Cats - Slides
This slide presentation compliments the Intro to Cats - Cornell Notes. This presentation provides a general introduction to cats.Topics Include:Essential nutrients for living things.Dog & cat nutrient specifics.Identifying quality feed.Functions of major macro and micronutrients.General canine and feline feeding recommendations.How to Use:Flipped classroom - students take notes at home and then discuss the mat school.Provide students with aCornell notes sheet to follow along in class.Post on
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Caring for Dogs & Cats - Notes & Slides Bundle
Post-Secondary Training - Part 1 - Jobs and Careers Bundle
Philosophy and Intent:This is the beginning presentation to explore life after high school. Students will explore the differences between jobs and careers as well as the training methods to obtain them. Students will learn the difference between on-site training for a job, academic training for a career, volunteering and military service.Two warm-up questions are included w/ possible answers, two activities are built into the lesson, and important terms are highlighted. All slides have animat
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
CAREER EXPLORATION INVESTIGATION Career Clusters Interest Inventory Lesson 3 Vid
This READY TO USE (NO PREP) lesson addresses the career preparation CAREER INVESTIGATION, PLANNING FOR CAREER, & CAREER CLUSTERS. It includes 21 slides and a link to a video to utilize with your lesson to support those concepts. Additionally, this lesson includes an on-line INTEREST INVENTORY for students to utilize. Online access to CAREER CLUSTER information, JOB SEARCH information, & WAYS TO INVESTIGATE MANY POSSIBLE CAREERS. A Word version of a worksheet to use with students wh
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Choose Your Paths Bundle Pack (20 lessons & materials)
This set includes 20 lessons, starting with student passions and career interests, and builds into research in their career/hobby interests, interviews with field experts, and a culminating presentation that students can share in person or electronically with their new and future connections, or for philanthropic purposes. Lessons include video to explain objectives of the lessons (with transcripts if needed) and a workbook template page/slide that students will complete and use to build their
Grades:
6th - 10th
CCSS:
Test Taking Strategies (ppt)
Ever needed to coach students on how to test efficiently? This PowerPoint covers all of the questions students think about when told "there will be a test next week." Or use this PowerPoint to coach students in taking the PSAT, SAT, and other college entrance exams as well as employment exams, and vocational school exams.What words come to mind when you think of tests?What do you think contributes to failing test scores?What common mistakes do students make when preparing for tests?What common m
Grades:
4th - 12th
Post-Secondary Training - Part 2 - Education Details Bundle
Philosophy and Intent:This is lecture 2 of 3 looking at education opportunities after high school. Although it is the second lecture, it stands alone and does not require any prior knowledge. Students will explore the differences between on-site training for a job, associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees and advanced degrees. There is a focus on the importance of a high school diploma as well as pursuing education/training after high school because it relates to earning potential and job avail
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Post-Secondary Training - Part 3 - Academic Institution Considerations
Philosophy and Intent:This is part 3 of 3 presentations that explore career and educational opportunities after high school. Previous lessons are not needed to understand the content in this standalone lesson. Students will explore terminology related to post-secondary training programs. The PowerPoint is broken into five sections: academic programs, costs, location, composition, and campus life. The purpose of this PowerPoint is to introduce students to terminology, educational opportunities
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Alternative Agricultural Animals 2
This presentation focuses mainly on other types of agriculture animal industries that are not necessarily for food
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Alternative Agriculture Unit
Needs vs Wants W/Imbedded 4 Min. Video
Introduction to Wants vs Needs with 4 minute imbedded video.
Grades:
6th - 8th
No Student Loan Debt with Technical Career Options
Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ML9kWpSF4Ho?si=rsCHQDYREVVGxeKrThis video shows you career options that help you say no to student loan debt. Most CTE training occurs in less than two years with a fraction of the cost of attending a state university. Additionally, you will be way ahead of your peers who attend a four-year university in earnings, savings, and investing. If you decide to attend a university program later in life, you will be in a position to pay cash instead of taking
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Life Hacks 101: How to Pay for College
Tips for students and families to prepare for the cost of college.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Staff
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