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Free family consumer sciences reflective journals for teachers
Spring Break Snapshot | Welcome back!
Welcome students back to your classroom from Spring Break with this fun, quick activity!Students can reflect on their break, draw and summarizing their experiences. Then, students are given the opportunity to plan out the rest of the school year with goals and things they'd like to do in class.
Grades:
9th - 12th
SMART Goal Setting Journal Reflection
This product is a PDF journal template for students to reflect on the importance of goal setting and creating SMART goals.
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Teacher Printables for Home, Family, and Weekend Planning
These products are designed to support educators outside of the classroom. Each template is easy to use and focuses on one skill (e.g. meal planning, weekend plans, chores, errands, etc...).These can be printed or put in a planner or on a fridge or bulletin board. They are designed to be simple, clutter free, and to help teachers focus on what matters. They can also be used in an adult education or teen skills class.
Grades:
Staff, Not Grade Specific
End of Class Survey & Reflection
I use this at the end of every quarter/ semester with my students at the middle school as a self-reflection tool. I love getting to read what the kids have to say. I always get some good laughs and smiles out of reading through them after they hand them in. It is great to think about what to change or do differently the next time I do activities with students.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Decision Making quiz review
I have this as a review for my decision making quiz that I give out. This will help them understand the process of decision making and the vocabulary.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Printable Classroom Quotes
Inspirational quotes with accompanying images for your classroom!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Elephant in the Room
This half sheet worksheet is about the story of an elephant being tied down with rope when they are young and not being able to get away. Once they become bigger they have already learned at a young age that they can not break the rope, even though they can and stay tied down. I used this in my interpersonal class, in which I talked about maybe someone telling you at a young age that you can't do something, so you don't try because you believe them. I had them reflect on that and write it on t
Grades:
6th - 12th
How to Teach Students with Anxiety
This resource is to help teacher better understand how to teach student with anxiety. This research paper was competed my senior year of college and encompasses a variety of different approaches, methods, and ways to understand the research that is already out there. Give it a gander and see what you think :)
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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