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Not grade specific family consumer sciences rubrics
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Hand or Machine Sewing Project Rubric | FCS | Family and Consumer Sciences
It’s sew nice to see you! Are your middle or high school family and consumer science classes working on hand sewing or machine sewing lesson or learning about textiles? If you answered yes, this item is perfect for you. This item includes the rubric plus a sewing planning sheet and a sewing self evaluation. The sewing planning sheet will let students list all material and notions needed for their creation. The student evaluation lets students focus what went well and what improvements they can w
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Project Grading Rubric (Three: 20 pt, 30 pt, & 60 point) - All Subjects/Projects
I use this grading rubric for all my projects! The rubrics have the same basic categories for how well the student demonstrates understanding of the topic, creativity and originality, craftsmanship and skill, meeting requirements and project specifications, effort and attitude toward project, and time management. The category points are adjusted for each rubric to reflect either a 20 point project, 30 point project, or 60 point project. I choose my point rubric based on the size of the project a
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Sock Monkey Advertisement: Assignment & Rubric
This assignment involves creating a sock monkey with the following tools: a pair of socks, stuffing, needle & thread, and scissors. Afterwards, students create a print advertisement for the sock monkey.This product includes detailed instructions and a rubric.
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Sock Monkey Advertisement (Bundle)
This bundle contains detailed instructions, a rubric, a step-by-step tutorial, and worksheet for students to fill out.
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Sourdough Starter Pet Project
This fun project allows students to learn about food science and baking. Students start their our sourdough pet by following a recipe and timeline. Once matured, students demonstrate their knowledge of baking by creating a batch of bread using their starter. Rubric is included.
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Newborn Toy Creation Project
Students create a toy for a newborn following the guidelines. There is also a Rating Sheet for the class to grade each project that is shared.
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Wellness Tips Poster Project & Rubric - Health & Wellness
End your students unit on the dimensions of wellness with this fun poster project! In this project, students will choose one of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness and develop 8 Tips for one of the areas to put on a poster that can be hung up in the classroom or around the school.
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Vision Board Project & Rubric
Start the year off getting to know your students through a Vision Board project! Students will get the chance to think about their futures and goals through finding imagery, words, drawings, and pictures.
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Kitchen Group Lab Evaluation
Generic rubric that can be used to evaluate the lab component of any high school nutrition, culinary, or hospitality course. One rubric can be used per kitchen group to easily provide feedback to students every lab. Rubric is out of 100 points. Pro tip: Create a master rubric for each kitchen group in your class and make copies for easy grading.
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Knife Skills Rubric
Rubric that can be used to evaluate knife skills in any high school culinary course. Rubric references correct sizes and foods to be used for each cut (potatoes, carrots, and onions are used). This "lab practical" is completed by each student during a culinary arts lab period. Each student receives a rubric and a tray to place their cuts on. The student labels each cut and turns in with the rubric for easy teacher grading.
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Family Heritage Cookbook Rubric
This is the rubric for the Family Heritage Cookbook Project.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Check out these FREE resources!Editable Weekly Lesson Plan TemplateFood Costing Made Simple: How to Cost Out Portions Part 1The Brigade System QuizYou may also like these 3 Heart Cafe products:The Ultimate Culinary Arts Bundle (On sale now!)African Masks PowerPoint PresentationSticky Rice Bears Recipe (Adorable!)Kitchen Measurements Bundle for Culinary (On sale now!)Stocks,
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SODA Employability Rubric
Evaluate student workmanship and employability skills with this SODA acronym rubric.This rubric aligns with Iowa's 21st Century Skills and assesses student employability skills.Personally, I use this to evaluate students at each grading period, four times throughout the term. I am able to teach with best practices such as allowing test retakes and accepting late work, while still holding students accountable for their actions.You may also enjoy...Paying For College Bundle: Film Guide and Project
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Life Skills Create Your Own Healthy Recipe Book | Cooking | FCS
This activity gives students the opportunity to create a recipe book by writing healthy recipes that they discover! Students will need 4 inch by 6 inch spiral bound index cards to create this recipe book and write the recipes on. They will get to find a write variety of recipes such as appetizers, main dishes, and desserts.Materials Needed:One set of 4” by 6” spiral bound index cards per student6 Tabs (handmade or store bought) Paper (construction or scrapbook)Recipes (Internet or from home)Mark
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Family Heritage Cookbook Project Bundle
This bundle contains all of my files for the Family Heritage Cookbook Project. This is a fun project where students create a cookbook that celebrates their family's heritage.On Sale NOW! Check out my "Summer Bundle Blowout" Sale...all bundles are 20%-30% off!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Check out these FREE resources!Editable Weekly Lesson Plan TemplateFood Costing Made Simple: How to Cost Out Portions Part 1The Brigade System QuizYou may also like these 3 He
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Student Progress Report Reflection
Perfect to have right before parent teacher conferences! Students take ownership of looking at their grade in their class and complete the form. The form includes reflection questions as well as goal setting prompts. At the bottom, students are asked to rate their performance on a scale of 1-4 in a variety of areas. You can edit these areas to reflect what is important in your class/content.
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Handwashing Infographic Rubric
Have your students design and create a step-by-step handbook explaining proper hand washing for kindergarten children. This project helps to reinforce proper handwashing technique.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Check out these FREE resources!Editable Weekly Lesson Plan TemplateFood Costing Made Simple: How to Cost Out Portions Part 1You may also like these 3 Heart Cafe products:The Ultimate Culinary Arts Bundle (On sale now!)The Ultimate Baking and Pastry Bundle
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Tooth Brushing Task Analysis
This product lists the steps performed when brushing one's teeth. This task analysis (TA) will enable the instructor to effectively and accurately record data on their learner's progress.
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Data Collection for Cooking from a Recipe developed for Google Forms
This product was developed from a task analysis for cooking from a recipe and has been used with students with disabilities to collect data for measuring IEP goals and objectives. The document you are purchasing is a link to the Google Form that you will use to collect the data. Once you make a copy, it will be stored in your Google Drive.What is included?- Google Form (editable once you make a copy) with yes or no questions for data collection, plus a 1-7 at the bottom for a total score for the
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Data Collection for Washing Clothing developed for Google Forms
This product was developed from a task analysis for washing clothes and has been used with students with disabilities to collect data for measuring IEP goals and objectives. The product you are purchasing is a link to the Google Form that you will use to collect the data. Once you have made a copy, the form will be available in your Google Drive.What is included?- Google Form (editable once you make a copy) with 7 yes or no questions for data collection- Google Sheet for list of all data collect
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Participation Grade Rubric
Use this tool to give immediate feedback to students regarding their time management and completion of activities or projects. This has been a life saver for classes where students delay getting to work, are off task throughout the period, or not working well with others. Circle the room 3 times during the period, each time giving them a grade according to how well they've worked. If a low grade is given then students know its time to get to work! Its a visual reminder of time management and wor
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Google Forms Rubric for Data Collection: Kitchen Safety
This product was developed from a task analysis for following kitchen safety rules and has been used with students with disabilities to collect data for measuring IEP goals and objectives. The document you are purchasing is a Microsoft Word file that contains the link to the Google Sheet (like an excel spreadsheet) and the Google Form that you will use to collect the data. Once you have downloaded the Word document, follow the instructions to make your own copy and use the form.What is included?
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How to Write a Thank You Note PowerPoint Presentation
Teach students how to write a formal thank you note. This presentation shares the five components to a thank you note and shares three examples for each of three occasions:Guest speakersGiftsGifts of moneyWriting great notes of thanks is an important skill and makes a great assessment for guest speakers. They are a great way to practice gratitude in your classroom while learning something new. The Essential Educator | Building a Strong Foundation of Essential SkillsFollow for updates and sales o
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Group Self Evaluation Checklist
Generic checklist that can be used for groups to self evaluate their performance on a particular project or assignment.
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