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7th grade child care internet activities
Daily Home Communication Logs | Special Ed | Editable Daily Communication Sheets
These daily communication sheets are a must-have resource for anyone hoping to simplify communication between home and school working in a special education self-contained classroom. These home/school communication sheets are editable and include English and Spanish versions. For students with disabilities, it is important that home and school are communicating in order for the student to get the best care. These sheets allow the teacher to share valuable information about the students day with
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PreK - 12th
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She's Ready To POP-Signs of Labor and Delivery
Are you trying to find a way to teach your students the signs a woman is going into labor? Look no further, this popcorn activity is great thing for just that. Students are to research signs "she is ready to pop" and display them on their popcorn bucket. The activity allows students to grasp the concepts by relating to real life experience, POPCORN! Resource includes: Instructions and templates
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Create a Digital Baby Nursery Room Project (FACS)
Allow your students to be creative and design their own baby nursery room! Using the Design With Friends website, they will create a digital nursery room based on an assigned budget, then present their finished design to the class.Project details are included, along with a rubric, and the Google Doc is completely editable! Perfect for a Child Development or Interior Design class.Note: Students will need to create a Design With Friends account in order to save their design and share with others.
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7th - 12th
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First Aid Accidents & Emergencies: Research Activity for your Child Care Unit
You're students could save a life AND it could be from what you teach them today! In this 2-day lesson (40 minutes/day), students will research solutions to common accidents and emergencies that could happen each day, but more importantly when their alone babysitting. Accidents from choking, to nosebleeds, to kitchen fires and allergic reactions. Day 1 - Students search the internet to find answers for themselves.Day 2 - Teacher will go through answer PowerPoint presentation with answers (and st
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6th - 9th
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SIDS Education Slideshow for High School FACS Child Dev - No Prep - Certificate
Product Description: Are you a Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) or Child Development teacher looking to enhance your curriculum with a comprehensive and engaging lesson on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)? Look no further! Our meticulously crafted slideshow is designed to empower both educators and students with essential knowledge about SIDS, its risk factors, and preventive measures.Key Features:Thorough Content: Our slideshow covers every aspect of SIDS education, from an introduction t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Teenagers in Quarantine - Mental Health Awareness Activities + Videos
I know that each of you is concerned about the health of your students. We know that these times are very difficult for them. That is why it is necessary to work on their mental health. I used this resource in my class and I can assure you that the results were very positive. This resource can be used both physically and digitally. I hope you find it helpful!!! It includes: p1: - Text "Teenagers in Quarantine". p2: - Reading comprehension questions. - Questions of personal expression. p3: - Mot
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3rd - 12th
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Understanding Children's Developmental Milestones WebQuest
Looking for a convenient print-and-go assignment for your class? Learning about child development and developmental milestones of 0-3 year-olds? This WebQuest would be perfect for your class! No prep, students can work independently with a device, and the entire Google document is editable.Students will work through the interactive CDC Training Module 2: Understanding Children's Developmental Milestones website. Note that this WebQuest only focuses on Module 2 (all conveniently on a single webpa
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7th - 12th
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Family Life Cycle Vision Boards
Students are asked to create a vision board for their future-self, about where they see themselves in their future family life cycle. On each slide, they will answer the questions listed in the left box, and then in the right box, create a collage of AT LEAST 4 photos (the vision board) about where they see your future-self during that stage of life. (1 point per question, 4 points per vision board)Stages of Family Life Cycle included:BeginningChildbearingParentingLaunchingMid-YearsAging
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6th - 12th
Parent Wanted Assignment
Students will create a "wanted ad" about a high-quality parent. The ad will ask them to identify qualifications a parent should have before becoming a parent, duties that all parents must perform as a parent, and traits that a high-quality parent should exhibit. This assignment is in Google Slides. There is a cover slide, directions slide, grading scale slide, and "wanted ad" formatting slide for students to create their own wanted ad on. Everything is fully editable!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Parenting Bundle
American Education Week WebQuest & Research Guide
American Education Week WebQuest & Research GuideDescription:Dive deep into the significance of American Education Week with this comprehensive WebQuest and Research Guide. Designed to help students explore, understand, and appreciate the history, purpose, and impact of this celebratory week, this resource is perfect for middle and high school students. The package includes a detailed WebQuest, research questions, an answer key, and guidelines for a media piece project. Engage your students
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6th - 12th
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Child Care, Babysitting, Development - Age Appropriate Toys Lesson & Activity
Students will read about Age Appropriate Toys then create a PowerPoint presentation on toys kids should and shouldn't use at different ages. Template of the PowerPoint is provided for kids to make a "Eat This, Not That" style presentation. All they have to do is add pictures (and be creative!).You will need:Individual computers with internet access *Follow-up this lesson with a fun activity using toys!* - Check out my FREE toy stations sheet here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Age-
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6th - 8th
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Infant Development & Toy Assessment
Infant Development & Toy AssessmentThis assignment asks students to research for toys specific to infants and then assess which area of development the toy helps to strengthen (physical, intellectual, emotional, or social.)Included is a graphic organizer and directions for how to use this assignment digitally, a grading rubric, and notes for teachers on how to customize this lesson for their specific needs.This assignment can be used in Child Development I and II, Human and Family Relations,
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6th - 12th
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Teen Parenting Budget
Supplement the Egg Baby Project with this highly impactful finance project. Ideal for 8th and 9th-grade students. If you have upper-level students, heck out my Baby Finances Project that is geared towards 11/12 grade students.
Students work through a basic budget of finding a job (relevant to their age), find costs for baby related items and have to balance a monthly budget. It is an eye-opening assignment for many students.
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7th - 10th
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Toy Story 2 Comprehensive Movie Guide + Answer Key
Title: Toy Story 2 Comprehensive Movie Guide + Answer KeyDescription: Journey back with Woody, Buzz, and the gang as they confront themes of identity, loyalty, and value in "Toy Story 2". This guide features 30 in-depth questions aimed at invoking critical thinking about the essence of time, memories, and a toy's purpose. Coupled with an extensive answer key, it's a top-tier resource for classroom engagements, reflective discussions, or family viewings.Keywords: Toy Story 2, Pixar, Movie Guide,
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Growing Movie Guide Bundle - 124 Movie Guides Included (And Counting!)
Researching Careers in the Child Development Field
Researching Careers in Child Development
This listing is for a career research packet specific to the field of Child Development. A student hand out, teaching notes, and an answer key is all provided in this file.
This research format can be used in Child Development I and II, Human and Family Relations, Senior FACS, and any class where working with children is a curriculum priority.
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Be the first
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6th - 12th
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Parenting Stations
These stations were created to be used fully online for e-learning/hybrid learning models. There are four stations that students will work their way through. Station 1 - Parenting Tip VideosStation 2 - Researching Hot Topics in ParentingStation 3 - Evaluating, "Do I Have Time for a Child?"Station 4 - Creating a "License to Parent"Each station should take students 10-20 minutes. You could do these as a "work at your pace" or where you as the teacher sets the timer, and tells students when to move
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Parenting Bundle
Cost of a baby 0-12months
I start this lesson in letting the students understand that they get to choose what is important to them. If they want a Coach diaper bag then they can do that, but understand that name brand items are going to cost more. I let them do this because they do not understand the magnitude of the cost of raising a baby. Most of my students love this assignment and keeps their interest for 2 days. I tell the students to not look up multiple items but to look up one item they like and then multiply the
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7th - 12th
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Infant Development "How To" Tic-Tac-Toe
Students create a Google Slides or PowerPoint Presentation showcasing how to care for an infant (0-12 months) by researching the internet and completing three in a row (or a tic-tac-toe). This project allows students to choose the topics and gives students a lot of choice in their learning. It is great for distance learning too!
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6th - 12th
Create Your Coat of Arms Google Slide Worksheet - Family Unit Assignment
Supplement your Family Unit by having students create their own Coat of Arms. Directions on the right side of the slide direct students what to put on each part of the Shield.Recommended Use:Post as a Google Classroom assignment.Size of Slide: 8" x 11" Needed:Individual DevicesInternet AccessGoogle Slides
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5th - 8th
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Age Appropriate Toys - HOLIDAY Child Care Research Activity
Teach your students about age appropriate toys through this fun holiday shopping research assignment!Directions: Students are given an unlimited amount of money to go holiday shopping for kids in needs. They are to find a toy for each age group of kids, and also find a toy that would not be appropriate for each age group. Students are to state why the toy would not be appropriate (i.e. small parts, suffocation, etc.)This is on a PowerPoint presentation, where students will go through and edit ea
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5th - 12th
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Being a Good Friend-Fun Friday
I teach the Child Development class in a high school setting, but every Friday, we enjoy a Fundamental Friday assignment that usually consist of using our creativity. Most of these students are going to be working with kids, so I have come up with lessons that will help them navigate certain developmental skills they might face with the age group. This lesson is all about making friends and the importance of choosing the right ones. There is a warm-up question, a Book read and a couple of activi
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1st - 12th
101 Internet Safety Tips For Kids
Using the Internet has become a way of life for this centuryÃÂs kids. As
technology continues to advance, the Internet is essential for
communication, education and fun. However, the advances in real-time
information sharing can pose serious threats to children. In addition to
the Internet predators that many parents are aware of, children are also
at risk for stalking, bullying, addiction, legal consequences and other
on-line dangers. When allowing children to use the Internet, parents
should
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Social Media Activities
These worksheets are a great opportunity for students to learn about the different types of social media. These sheets are for beginners and intermediate users of Social Media. These sheets can also be used for parents who want to or need to learn more about Social Media. Great tool for discussion.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Twins Web-quest
My students always have a million questions about twins so I decided it was time to have them research and learn more about them. This also turned into a perfect assignment for if I needed to miss school for any reason as it is fully self guided but has point values to make a minor grade.Answer Key is attached
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6th - 12th
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