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Free vocational education graphic organizers
Student Job Application Practice
This simple form can be used to get students practicing filling out job applications.
*It is great for memorizing- address, phone number, date of birth, etc.
*It has a section for students to talk about special talents and interests.
*I use this form as a morning work activity during the first week of school, and when it's completed I have an easy cheat sheet for the student's contact information.
*For younger grades, you can have them fill this out to apply for classroom jobs such as pape
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
FREE Editable Answering The Phone Script
Every moment is a learnable moment! Do you have your students answer the classroom phone? What might seem like a seamlessly simple task, can actually be pretty complicated for some of our students.This is the perfect way to practice scripted portions of a phone call, which then requires the student to act upon a request to either get a specific person, relay a message, or write down a message. Life skills and vocational skills practice and of course, visuals help This activity comes with:1 print
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Circular-based Graphic Organizers
As Special Educators, we know the importance of hands-on, visually supported resources. Circulars provide an extremely useful and free resource for educators who wish to provide their students a wide range of activities that build a strong variety of academic, functional daily-living and vocational skills.
Circulars can be used with mathematics in order to build number recognition, monetary and numeral value, budgeting and a variety of other skills. They can be used to study health & nutri
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Independent Life Skills Checklist
Are you looking to empower your learners with the essential life skills they need to thrive independently? Look no further! Introducing our comprehensive Independent Life Skills Checklist, available for free on Teachers Pay Teachers. This invaluable resource is carefully curated to cover a wide range of essential skills sorted into categories including self-care, cooking, technology, home care, relationships, and more.What's Included:Skill-Sorted Categories: Navigate effortlessly through our che
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Job Applications Unit
Job Applications unit including a detailed Lesson Plan, Google Slides, Quiz on Google Forms, Note Taking Graphic Organizer, class activities, group work, over ten sample applications from student selected businesses, and two options for the application project.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Bank Ledger
I used this with my students in a high school multiple disabilities classroom! I used it as a behavior management system.
Each student starts with $5 at the beginning of the class. They can earn dollars for good behavior, participation, focus, etc. They lose dollars for not following directions, etc. At the end of the class, they write down the date, description (I did Day 1, 2, 3, 4, etc but this is up to you!), how much they earned that day in deposit, and then they would have to add to find t
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Stop and Jot Response Cards
Checking for comprehension just got so much easier with this resource. Each scholar receives a Stop and Jot card to capture their responses and thoughts during a lesson. Each card has two boxes meant to fit standard sized sticky notes for easy collection and reuse.This resource includes a PDF file with Stop and Jot response cards for easy creation.
Grades:
1st - 12th
FREE Editable Hanging File Labels
Organize your files with big and bright labels that are easy for your staff and students to sort through. Can be used for personal organization or for materials that students/staff need to access on the countertop file crate.This comes with:Pre-made labels for months, seasons, holidays, school subjects, vocation subjects1 Editable Google Slide (you will be given a link to make a copy to your Google Drive™). From there you can create yoru own labels.★If you own my Vocation Units 1-12 Full Year
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Vocation Units 1-12 Full Year Bundle
Career Research Notes Graphic Organizer
I created this for students in a middle school, special education, ELA classroom. We used it in the classroom to conduct research on careers. Students chose a career and filled in the organizer accordingly. It has a place at the bottom for the South Carolina career cluster. You could edit it and use your own state. This organizer would work well with the Career Essay Packet that I created. The preview looks like it is messed up, but it is not. The lines actually connect to the middle, but the ge
Grades:
4th - 9th
Cosmetology Graphic Organizer History and Career Opportunities
Cosmetology students have so much material to remember! Student engagement and retention can be increased by using a Cosmetology Graphic Organizer! These organizers cover the material and standards for each chapter in the Cosmetology Textbook. This visual note-taking will increase focus as students color the lesson material they engage both sides of their brain, which helps them remember the material.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Adult Education
Graphic Organizer - Soil Orders Agriculture Lesson
This Graphic Organizer can be used for anything! Soil orders, animal breeds, types of crops. How I used this: I assigned each of my students a soil order, had them research the criteria I selected, write the information on a note card, and then share it with the class. If you would like to expand the lesson, they can color the part of the U.S. with that soil order, or color in outlines of the breed (not included, just an idea!).
Grades:
6th - 12th
Comparing Car Prices and Condition
A useful graphic organizer for a lesson on buying used cars!
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th
Vocational Research
This chart supports student vocational and career research. Have students choose 1-4 jobs to research in categories such as: company, hours, salary, and more! This tool allows students to compare and contrast potential career and job choices. It is especially great for Special Educators to use when supporting students trying to reach their vocational goals.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Quick College Research
This graphic organizer will help any middle/high school student investigate key details about a college of their choice. It's a college preparation research guide or a classroom investment tool. Students can find all the answers to the college profile via college guide books or websites.
Grades:
6th - 12th
How to Water the Plants Visual Aide | FREEBIE | ASD | MOCI | MICI | SPED |
Visual Aide for watering the plants in the classroom. I printed out and taped it to each of our watering cans. We only water certain plants on certain days which is why there is the color chart. Perfect for a teacher who wants to pass on their green thumb!
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Dream Job Worksheet
This "Dream Job" worksheet helps students research important facts about a future career they might be interested in.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
CCSS:
12 Furniture Styles Brochure Project
This is a project-based learning experience where each interior design student is assigned a specific furniture style and will develop a brochure "selling" their style to the other students. When the brochures are completed and turned in, the teacher will spread them around the room and the students will visit each brochure and complete a set of guided notes during their travels. Students will be graded on their own brochure as well as turned in notes. Class discussion will be based on the quest
Grades:
9th - 12th
Farmer Frank's Story (Reinforcing Livestock Terminology)
• An activity that reinforces common livestock terminology for horse, cattle, chicken, hog, sheep, and goat.• Students need identify key terms within the reading and then define those terms.• This is a review activity, so teacher should have already taught this content to students. • There are some terms that aren’t mentioned in the story, but there is a secondary activity that poses the question to students “Which terms are missing from the story?” and students can review missing terms!• This d
Grades:
6th - 10th
10 year goals (map)
Use this template to help students look ahead and plan for their future. It breaks down up to 5 goals, giving space to make short-term goals to meet the bigger goal!
Grades:
6th - 12th
High School Career Exploration Timelines
Career exploration during high school is crucial to achieving one's professional goals. It is recommended that students start thinking about their career paths as early as freshman year. Throughout the four years of high school, students can engage in various activities to help them explore different career options. Following a career exploration timeline throughout high school, students can make informed decisions about their future and set themselves up for success.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Help Wanted Career Poster
Use this graphic organizer to guide your students as they explore various career opportunities! This particular graphic organizer is lined up with Xello's explore careers page.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Special Education Transition Timeline
A visually represented timeline of transition services and supports for special education students.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Free College and/or Career Research Assignment
Whether you're helping students prepare for college or career, this resource will assist students in their search. These useful graphic organizers have several categories to help narrow down your students' research.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Planning an FFA Meeting Guide
Email me at Alyssa.Davies@redmondschools.org and I will email you the editable Google Drawings version.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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