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5th grade family consumer sciences homework
FACS ⋅ Life Skills ⋅ Home Skills ⋅ Adulting Choice Board Independent Learning
Use this time at home to work on skills that will benefit students for the rest of their lives! This product comes with two similar choice boards: one geared at students taking Family and Consumer Science classes (Foods, Sewing, Home Economics), and one geared at general students who could use some practice "adulting." This product could also be useful for transition-age special education students.This product includes:A FACS/FCS choice board focused on cooking and textiles/fabrics (This choice
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS/FCS) Project Bundle
First Aid Kit Activity
Students love to create their own opinions on different things! Here is a chance for them to do so with First Aid. Each student will pick what they believe belongs in a First Aid Kit! They will be asked to find some images of each one as well as write a short scenario about each one!Great for any First Aid unit in Middle School or High School!
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4th - 10th
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Opportunity Cost and Opportunity Benefit - Introductory Economic Concept
Opportunity Cost and Opportunity Benefit. I use this as a basic introduction to the concepts of opportunity cost/benefit. Most students think of "cost" in terms of money so this helps to introduce them to the other costs for decisions (i.e. time, energy, risk, etc.) Students read a short scenario about having the opportunity to buy fruit from Mr. Morgan's fruit stand with a limited amount of money to better understand the different types of costs that go along with the benefit of getting a p
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Economics for Middle School - 11 Product Bundle!
Nutrition Label and Ingredient Analysis - Fun Food Activity
Students investigate the nutrition and ingredients of a favorite food of theirs.Students bring in a wrapper or container of a favorite food or drink item and analyze the nutrition label and the ingredients list. Teachers can also provide students with print outs of food labels (easily found online). Encourage students to bring in "junk food". The more unhealthy and the more mysterious, unpronounceable ingredient, the more they will get out of it!Students reflect upon and write about how healthy
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Nutrition Unit
Hand Sewing/Stitching Practice Worksheet
Do you hate wasting precious fabric for your students to practice hand sewing? Do your students constantly make their stitches too small or too big? Well, then it's time to start having them practice on paper! :) Save yourself the time and agony of trying to space and calculate where to put your dots/stitches by using this handy worksheet!Check out the link below for a video explaining every stitch included on this worksheet.Link: Hand Stitching Videos Playlist on Youtube
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4th - 12th
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How to Set a Table Worksheet
This fun, basic worksheet helps students practice direction following skills and sequencing while learning how to set a basic informal table setting. Students will read the directions and follow the command by drawing the given utensil in the correct place on the "table mat."
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3rd - 12th
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Plant &Animal Cells Task Cards/Science Review Test Prep/Cell Organelles Function
Biology Vocabulary Game Cards/Cell Organelles Structures and Function Activity (Printable): 32 Task Cards.This product contains 32 cards with multiple choice questions about the different cell organelles and structures and their functions. Identify the major parts of plant and animal cells such as and its function, the nucleus, Vacuole,Mitochondrion,Lysosome,Golgi Apparatus,chloropkast cell membrane, cell wall ...................Includes: Recording Sheet and Answer Key32 Task Cards
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4th - 9th
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Calculating Wages Practice Worksheet
This is a simple homework or in class practice sheet for students. The worksheet has students calculating wages, hours worked, and per hour rate of pay. The worksheet also has practice calculating double time and overtime, as well as a couple or word problems.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Food Label Webquest
This is a great tool where kids can research how to analyze a food label using online resources and then apply their knowledge on two popular snack options. Teacher Key included. If the Watch the Video link in the document doesn't work use this link for the extended version of the video.
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4th - 12th
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Article and Questions- “Too Much of a Good Thing” (Substitute Activity)
This is an article as well as a set of questions related to the use of Vitamins and Minerals in our foods and poses the question of- Is there a point where too many vitamins are being used? There are seven questions associated with the article. This can be used as an in class assignment, homework, substitute plans for any class. This may not take a whole class period so could be used in conjunction with another short assignment based upon class time.
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5th - 9th
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Recipe of Me (All About Me Activity)
In this activity, students will create a recipe that describes 8 traits. Here's what you can expect:Objective: You will be making a recipe of yourself for an “all about me” assignment.Your recipe must include the following:8 ingredients (traits)Each ingredient (trait) must be from each of these categories:Physical descriptor (describe something about your physical appearance)Personality traitInterests (sports, hobbies, what you like to do for fun)Culture, Religion, or HeritageSomething that is i
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4th - 12th
My Family Tree Project - Google Slides - Distance Learning
Have your students complete a "My Family Tree" Project online! This is an editable Google Slide (Recommend posting a copy for each student on Google Classroom) where students will ask their parents about how they were named, their parents and grandparents - where and when they were born.
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4th - 8th
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Article and Questions- “Big Backpacks Equal Big Problems” Substitute Activity
This assignment has been used as an activity for when a teacher is absent, in order for it to be a student led assignment. This could also be used within the classroom setting but provides an easy for students to utilize context clue finding and answering basic questions. The article was found online but the questions were uniquely created.
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5th - 8th
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Beef Webquest
This assignment leads students to various websites to find their answers all about beef, their cuts, and cookery.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sewing Tools - Identify and Define
This assignment includes 12 sewing tool photos which students have to identify and then define the use/purpose of the that tool. Great for becoming familiar with tools and their functions when introducing the sewing unit!
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5th - 12th
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Sewing Vocabulary Word Search
Review key sewing vocabulary with four different word searches.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Let's Talk Laundry Activity
Break down how to do laundry with this fun, Google-compatible activity! Students will learn how and why we separate clothing when doing laundry, how to read laundry tags and how to work the washer and dryer. This activity breaks everything down to the basics and helps students really grasp these concepts. This is interactive, which allows students to type directly into the slides, drag and drop pictures, click on links and more. The students love the cute visuals and being able to DO instead of
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3rd - 12th
Science of Thanksgiving - Reading & Questions Webquest
Here is a simple go to webquest that will let your students little bit of the science behind Thanksgiving. This product includes the link to an online article and 8 level 1 and 2 questions looking at the science and stats of Thanksgiving.
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4th - 12th
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Stress Management Plan
This is a worksheet that goes over how students can manage their stress.
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5th - 12th
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Holiday Food Word Search
Review Holiday Food Vocabulary.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hand-Me-Down Recipe Worksheet - Family Recipe Lesson - FCS Printable
This 1 page printable is an interactive, creative lesson for a Family & Consumer Science class - or any cooking/culinary club! This could be used as a homework assignment, an introduction to a larger project, or even an extra credit opportunity. In this assignment, students will ask a family member (or friend) for a recipe to pass down. They will fill out each box, rate the recipe, and explain why this recipe is so special. Want a larger FCS or food-inspired packet to use for your class? Hea
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5th - 12th
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Christmas Ideas - Fun Things to Do in the Kitchen
Turn your Classroom or Kitchen into a Christmas Bakery!Awesome Send Home Activity27 Christmas Cooking Ideas for KidsYou and your kids are going to have SO MUCH FUN making Christmas cookies and other Christmas activities!PLUS, you and your kids will also learn a bunch of super cool stuff. For example:The history of chocolateHow to Make a Gluten-free Gingerbread HouseLearn to Make a Gingerbread Man candleHow to make Pecan flour and use it to create delicious baked products that are gluten-free.Lea
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Christmas Food Traditions 5-Product Bundle
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Budgeting | Calculating Monthly Expenses [+ Microsoft & Google Forms versions]
Math gets real when it deals with your money. So this worksheet sets up the basic concept of setting up a budget by collecting all the bills into a monthly amount.Students will be challenged in converting the bill amounts into monthly amounts (vs annual or quarterly). Then to finish it out, they discover how much money is "leftover" after all the bills are paid.It's easy to look at a paycheck and say, "Whoo hoo!" but really, we need to filter through the bills first then maybe have a little "Who
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5th - 8th
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Life Skills Lesson: Grocery Shopping
Do your students know how to compare grocery prices? Do they know how to search for the best value? This worksheet set will have students compare prices of 3 different stores for the same 26 items. They will total up the orders, then compare overall price and value.Students will practice critical thinking, researching, comparisons, and real world skills.Sample Answer Key Included.*****************************************************************************Related ProductsLife Skills Lesson: Bala
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Life Skills Lesson: Bundle 3
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