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Adult education health rubrics
Task Analysis: 10 Hygiene Activities (Life Skills, Autistic Support, Special Ed)
Task Analysis: 10 Basic Hygiene Activities - A Comprehensive Guide for IndependenceElevate your teaching toolkit with this meticulously crafted task analysis for teaching students the essential skills of:Brushing Your TeethPutting on DeodorantBrushing Your HairWashing Your FaceCutting Your NailsChanging a Menstrual PadPutting on LotionWashing HandsBlowing Your NoseUsing the RestroomDesigned to promote autonomy and problem-solving, this resource provides a clear roadmap for both educators and stu
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Mental Health Illness Disorder RESEARCH PROJECT w/ Checklist & Grading Chart
This is a great way to end your mental health unit. They choose a topic from the list, answer the questions and make it into a presentation. Included are:Topic listQuestion listGrading criteria chart__________________TERMS OF USEYou may...Share with your students via email or secure learning platform such as Google ClassroomMake copies for your studentsPurchase additional licenses for other teachersYou may not...Share with colleagues without purchasing additional licensesStore on shared or team
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Mental Health UNIT Slideshow, Test, Worksheets, Group Work, Research Project
Fad Diet Research Project and Rubric
Students can work independently or in groups to distinguish between facts and myths regarding nutrition practices, products, and physical performance.Students are directed to research your assigned diet plan to find the following information from the rubric. You will also design an interactive visual display based on what you find. Your visual display should have all of the content from the rubric present in a creative manner. You will use this during your group presentation.What is included?-ou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Task Analysis: Blowing Your Nose (Life Skills, Autistic Support, Special Ed)
Task Analysis: Blowing your Nose - A Comprehensive Guide for IndependenceElevate your teaching toolkit with this meticulously crafted task analysis for teaching students the essential skill of blowing their nose independently. Designed to promote autonomy and problem-solving, this resource provides a clear roadmap for both educators and students.Empower your students with the confidence to master this daily living skill. Download now and transform blowing your nose into a successful and independ
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Anti-Smoking PSA Poster project and rubric
Anti-Smoking Poster Project The assignment is to create an original and creative anti-smoking advertisement to promote healthier living. You target audience is males & females of high school age. You may research common facts to use in your ad, model it after existing ads or come up with your own original design. Student's poster should include the following:· Creative and colorful graphics – pictures, fonts, graphs, etc.· Wording or catch phrases that incorporate correct language & to
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Healthy Food Newsletter Project (Fantastic Fun for Sub Project for Week!)
THIS IS GREAT FOR A PROJECT OR A SUB PLAN! Students can individually, partnered, or group pick a healthy food and make an entire newsletter out of it. Shown is a sample of what my students created. This comes with two pages of an easy-to-follow map of the requirements for each part of the newsletter. Students will have a complete rubric explaining each section; Title, Types, Storage, Shopping/Saving, Fixing, Recipes, and how Kids can Prepare the healthy food. In addition, students can design
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
SBS, SIDS, FAS Power Point and PSA Assignment
This PowerPoint goes over SBS, SIDS, & FAS (Shaken baby syndrome, sudden infant death syndrome, and fetal alcohol syndrome). It includes photos, videos, and definitions to help students understand these serious topics. At the end of the powerpoint, there is a rubric lined out for students to create a PSA (Public service announcement) for one of the topics they just learned about. It also includes 3 examples of the PSA. This would be great for a parenting and child development, teen/adult liv
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mental Illness Awareness | Psychology Assignment w/ Rubric | HSP3U | HSP3C
In this assignment, students will work in groups of three to create a slideshow presentation in order to raise awareness about a specific mental illness. This is a group assignment in the sense that several students work together to create a slideshow presentation, but each student is evaluated individually on the work they contribute. This assignment was designed to be used during Unit Two (Psychology) for HSP3U and HSP3C ~ Gr. 11 Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology and Sociology; however,
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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Task Analysis: Changing a Pad (Life Skills, Autistic Support, Special Ed)
Task Analysis: Changing a Pad - A Comprehensive Guide for IndependenceElevate your teaching toolkit with this meticulously crafted task analysis for teaching students the essential skill of changing a sanitary pad independently. Designed to promote autonomy and problem-solving, this resource provides a clear roadmap for both educators and students.Empower your students with the confidence to master this daily living skill. Download now and transform changing a pad into a successful and independe
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1st - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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All about me collage project and rubric
Students will create a collage of themselves that demonstrate all dimensions of health. They have an option to do a paper collage or create a powerpoint with all of the pictures that fall into the dimensions of health.This is a great way for students to share about themselves and allows for creativity. Includes rubric for grading.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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High School Health/Psychology: Mental Illness Poster Project Outline/Rubric
The rationale for assigning a mental illness poster project in a high school health class is multi-faceted, as it aligns with educational, psychological, and societal goals. High School Health/Psychology:Mental Illness Poster ProjectRationale/Outline/Student Instructions/Vocabulary/Helpful Websites/Rubric
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9th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Health Class Projects/Lessons/Movie Guides BUNDLE with Keys/Rubrics
Family Health History Project Rubric and Outline
Students will create a family tree to figure out what diseases they are at higher risk of developing and will learn what proactive steps to help decrease their chances of developing this disease.They will create an essay that will contain the health issues that are facing their family.This can be used as a genetic research assignment as well as other classes. I have included a rubric and outline.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Gratitude Project High School Art Drawing Painting or Mixed Media Distance Learn
A project for students to focus on what they are grateful for in their lives. Students can choose any medium. This project was designed for students to do via distance learning during the COVID-19 closures, but it would work in the class as well. 4 page handout that includes:-Assignment description for students to create a series of postcard-sized images about what they are grateful for, and to keep in mind the Principles of Design.-1 full page of optional art making gratitude prompts to get st
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Task Analysis: Using the Restroom (Life Skills, Autistic Support, Special Ed)
Task Analysis: Using the Restroom - A Comprehensive Guide for IndependenceElevate your teaching toolkit with this meticulously crafted task analysis for teaching students the essential skill of using the restroom independently. Designed to promote autonomy and problem-solving, this resource provides a clear roadmap for both educators and students.Empower your students with the confidence to master this daily living skill. Download now and transform using the restroom into a successful and indepe
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Nervous System Disease/Condition Research Paper and Activity Anatomy & Health
This product contains a list of 52 common somatic and psychiatric disease and conditions from Alzheimer’s to schizophrenia in a table form. These can be cut out and placed in a fun anatomy container, like a skull, and students can draw their disease/condition. You can also assign topics to particular students or have them choose. This product may be used in anatomy and physiology, health science, AP biology, or psychology class. Many students have no idea how to correctly write a science researc
CPR Practical Exam Rubrics
Practical Exam Rubrics out of 20 points. A 16/20 is passing. *I require my students must pass a written exam as well. Includes: Adult CPRChild CPRInfant CPRAdult Conscious ChokingInfant Conscious ChokingAdult Unconscious ChokingChild Unconscious ChokingInfant Unconscious ChokingAdult CPR w/AEDInfant CPR w/AED
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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P.E. PHYS ED -Course Outline / Course Expectations / Intro Questionnaire /Rubric
THIS PE Resource for Secondary Physical and Health Education Expectations & Course Outline, First Day Parent / Guardian Letter, Course Intro Questionnaire, Course Rubric This resource CONTAINS 18 google Slides with the course Outline and Expectations as well as :Included in this fully EDITABLE resource :Detailed Course OutlineExpectations for the courseThe daily routineA preview of the units that will be covered Letter to send home to the parents so they also know what to expect Get to k
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â P.E. PHYS ED - HELPFUL START OF SEMESTER SUPER BUNDLE PACK
Updated First Aid Trauma Skills Check-off Forms - 2021
UPDATED for 2021Check-off forms for the First Aid Trauma Skills required by the American Red Cross. Each form is based on current Red Cross Guidelines making it easier for instructors to assess the practical skills of students. The skills included are:Removing Gloves (added skill)Checking a Responsive Victim (added skill)Basic external bleedingManufactured tourniquet with amputationAnatomical splinting Soft splintingRigid splintingSling and binder applicationUse of asthma inhalerUse of auto-inje
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Journal Review Article Rubric- Any subject APA format
This is a 20 point article review rubric. It can be used for any subject. It does ask for APA formatting and about 1 and half pages. It includes a scoring line for:Review of Article:Reference:Writing:Organization of Writing:Your Thoughts:This does not include instructions, as you must tell them exactly what kind of article to review, the appropriate years, etc. However, the rubric should work for any article review in upper grades and college students.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Create Your Own Workout Fitness Assignment
Includes:10-slide presentation for introducing the assignmentstep-by-step instructionsscaffolding for rough work and planningsuccess criteriaachievement chart for assessment
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Vegetable Pamphlet Project
Directions, Rubric, Vegetable List, and Sample INCLUDED!!!
This is a great project to introduce kids to new vegetables. Kids make a brochure about a single vegetable having to describe it, research how it grows, how to to store it, how to cook with it, a fun fact about it, and it's nutritional value. An easy way to share the knowledge would be to do a gallery classroom walk reading each other's work or have each kid share out loud what they learned about the vegetable. You could always add extr
Family Medical History Project and Rubric
Students will be able to create a family tree . With the family tree, they will be able to identify each family member and what illnesses they have. They will be able to identify which illness or disease is most common and research about it.Students were amazed to find this out since it is such a personal project. They were able to find preventive care and methods to decrease their likelihood of developing this disease. This project includes a rubric.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Behavior Change Project: Distance Learning / Printable
Students will choose a behavior that is negatively impacting their health and create a visual tracker to record data over a period of time. This is a no-prep activity that can be done through distance learning or in class. What's Included?Instructions targeted for on level studentsInstructions targeted for above level studentsRubric for on level studentsRubric for above level studentsExample of completed on level assignmentAs always, please ask ANY and ALL questions you may have! I'm happy to he
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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First Aid performance rubrics and video project (in person or remote learning)
By Kathy Applebee; Content area: Health, first aid MATERIALS included: 6 performance rubrics and video project with rubric. Students will know exactly what is expected as they encounter first aid situations.Included are 6 rubrics for evaluating the following skills: cuts, bleeds and wounds; burns and scalds; sunburn, fractured metacarpals, severe allergic reaction, and hypothermia in both 1 and 2 page formats. (I usually have them roll a 6-sided die to determine which a student is evaluated on)
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Bundle: First Aid
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