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Looking for an engaging way to teach your students vital interpersonal and employability skills? The “Interpersonal Skills Escape Room” is the perfect resource to make learning fun and interactive! This resource features 16 carefully crafted escape room questions that focus on essential interpersonal and employability skills, helping students prepare for the job market with confidence….
Prepare your students for the job market with the “Interpersonal and Employability Skills” resource, designed to provide comprehensive, engaging, and practical lessons on essential job readiness and life skills. This resource includes a Google Slides presentation and notes, interactive activities, and practice exercises to ensure your students develop the interpersonal and employability skills they need…
Do you find yourself frustrated your students cannot remember basic sewing tools? Notice it is a challenge for students to quickly understand the tool you’re referring to when it’s time to sew? This simple bulletin board set will make your life and your students’ lives easier. Simply print, cut, and display on the wall. …
Are your students prepared for the financial realities of moving out on their own? “It’s Time to Move Out” is a comprehensive 12-step financial literacy project designed specifically for junior high and high school students. This real-world project equips students with essential financial skills through engaging activities and practical applications. Empower your students with…
The Financial Literacy Scavenger Hunt, vocab, and self-reflection is great way for students to learn financial literacy vocab through a question trail and code words! This activity allows students to move around the classroom while finding the vocab code word. A mystery word and a secret 4-digit code will leave your students eager to finish…
Looking for engaging ways to help your students learn more about financial literacy, perfect for junior high and high school students? These 3 financial literacy activities focus on saving, spending, and investing and how their own habits could affect their future. These three activities are ideal for Family and Consumer Sciences classrooms, personal finance courses,…
This financial literacy project is designed for junior high and high school students to develop essential money management skills by planning a vacation to a national park. Through this engaging activity, students will learn how to create a budget, prioritize expenses, and make informed financial decisions. The project encourages students to research costs for accommodations, transportation, activities,…
This Growth and Development resource supports your Human Growth and Parenting unit in early childhood and FCS units, which includes 10 pages of notes and case studies, covering various developmental stages and milestones. It also includes learning about Piaget and Vygotsky’s theories and 4 case studies to support those theories in development. This material is…
Build relationships to start your semester with this Back to School FCS Team Building Activity- summer games style. Make your first week enjoyable with these team building and relationship building activities. Learn about your students while channeling the summer games and a little T Swift, but still a version that would suit everyone. What’s…
Lev Vygotsky’s Sociocultural Theory of Development. After learning about Vygotsky’s theory with the one-pager, use the triangle puzzle to have students thinking and discussing, which helps reinforce learning. This puzzle will also help support learning because there are several pieces with a stage of learning, but the example will need to line up with the…
Abraham Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development has 4 stages of learning. Start with the one-pager and Google Slides presentation. After learning about Piaget’s theory, use this triangle puzzle to have students thinking and discussing, which helps reinforce learning. This puzzle will also help support learning because there are several pieces with a stage of learning,…
Looking for a simple, quick, and delicious soup food lab? Lime Street Corn White Chicken Soup combines the favorite flavors in street corn and white chicken chili to make a filling and enjoyable soup. This cooking lab gives students a chance to learn how to layer flavors and customize spice level. You can also…
French Butter Cake, a simple and delightful French cooking lab. This food lab would be a great addition to celebrate the summer 2024 games with your students. This recipe from The Cafe Sucre Farine is sure to be a hit for your students. You can also make this cooking lab gluten-free with with gluten…
Ramen is a favorite food for a majority of the teenagers entering our classroom. This fancy ramen recipe is a quick, easy, and healthier twist on the original. Toss out the seasoning packet and spice it up with a new sauce. You can also make this recipe gluten-free with rice noodles and gluten-free soy sauce….
Have you noticed the amount of added sugar your teenage students are consuming? Looking for a discussion-based way to teach about added sugar in processed foods? This resource includes a Google Slides presentation, student notes, practice activity, and a discussion based format to guess and learn more about added sugars in common foods. If you…
Teaching everyday life skills doesn’t have to be a challenge. Life Skills Tasks Vol. 1 includes 8 everyday life skills your students can learn and utilize today. Life skills include writing a thank you note and addressing an envelope, calculating sales tax, setting the table, laundry symbols, calculating a tip, calculating the price of a…
Have you found yourself wondering how to teach life skills to teenagers? Looking for new ways for our teenagers to learn life skills and show what they’ve learned? Life Skills One Pagers are the answer! One pagers give students freedom to choose how to share what they learn and in a creative way. Watch your…
Save yourself time and energy as students learn basic kitchen tools with this “Kitchen Tools Bingo” game. There is minimal prep in this ready to print and use game. A great way for students to review after learning kitchen tools. —— What’s included? 30 unique full color picture cards 30 unique black and white picture…
Looking for ways to create meaningful, engaging conversations while building connections around vocabulary? Classroom conversations and hexagonal thinking will do just that for your students. Hexagonal thinking is designed to get students to think creatively about the unit vocabulary and also to spark discussions. The unique part about this activity is there are no right…
Have you noticed certain student traits or behaviors are distracting to themselves or others? Looking for ways to create meaningful, engaging conversations while building connections around solving those behavior traits? Classroom conversations and hexagonal thinking will do just that for your students. Hexagonal thinking is designed to get students to think creatively about the vocabulary,…