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Jesus Knows My Name - Christian Song Unit
Our names are more than a convenient handle. They represent our identity, our being, everything we are. And Jesus knows our names.This companion unit gives you everything you need to teach, discuss, and perform the song in a church, Christian school, children’s choir, or homeschool setting. Use the piano scores to accompany congregational singing, a children’s choir, or a soloist. The lyrics sheet makes it easy to project or print the words for your group, and the activity pages invite childr
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Music, Other (Arts), Religion
Financial Traps Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Financial Traps | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students recognize and avoid common adult money mistakes that lead to long-term financial problems. Instead of viewing financial setbacks as sudden events, this lesson frames them as predictable patterns that develop from repeated small decisions. Students learn how high-interest borrowing, minimum payments, ignored fees, impulse spending, and failing to read financial agreements can slo
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Professional Communication Lesson | Communication Skills | High School
Professional Communication | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 Many students enter adult environments without understanding how communication affects their reputation and opportunities. Tone, word choice, and delivery are evaluated differently in workplaces and classrooms than in personal settings. That gap between casual habits and professional expectations leads to conflict, damaged relationships, and missed opportunities. This lesson teaches students how professional communication works in adul
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Workplace Readiness Bundle │ Life Skills │ High School
Bank Accounts Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Bank Accounts | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how checking and savings accounts work and how to use them responsibly. Instead of viewing a bank account as just a place to store money, this lesson frames it as a financial tool that requires monitoring, organization, and follow-through. Students learn the difference between checking and savings accounts, how deposits and withdrawals function, and how overdraft fees o
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Workplace Readiness Bundle │ Life Skills │ High School
WORKPLACE READINESS BUNDLE | TRANSITION SKILLS | HIGH SCHOOL This teacher-led transition skills bundle helps high school students develop the adult behaviors and professional skills required to function independently in workplace and adult environments. Instead of relying on teachers, school structure, or external support, these lessons teach students how to take accountability, communicate professionally, manage stress, solve problems independently, ask for help appropriately, recover from mist
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Independent Problem-Solving Lesson | Executive Functioning | High School
Problem-Solving Without Teacher Intervention | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 Many students leave high school without realizing that the teachers, counselors, and administrators who helped solve their problems will no longer be available. In adult environments, waiting for someone else to intervene is a strategy that fails. That gap between school-based support and adult independence leads to missed deadlines, unresolved conflicts, and lost opportunities. This lesson teaches students how indepe
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Workplace Readiness Bundle │ Life Skills │ High School
Credit Basics Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Credit Basics | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how credit works and how financial decisions can affect future opportunities. Instead of viewing credit as just borrowing money, this lesson frames it as a long-term record of financial reliability. Students learn how credit is built, how it is damaged, and how behaviors such as on-time payments, missed payments, and high balances influence credit reports and credit sco
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Scheduling Appointments Lesson | Independent Living Skills | High School
Scheduling Appointments | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students learn how to schedule and manage appointments without relying on reminders from others. Instead of depending on parents, teachers, or automated alerts alone, this lesson frames appointment management as a system of responsibility, planning, and follow-through. Students learn that missed appointments can result in fees, lost opportunities, and damage to trust. The focus i
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Daily Life Management Bundle | Independent Living Skills | High School
Postsecondary Readiness Bundle │ College Readiness │ High School
POSTSECONDARY READINESS BUNDLE | TRANSITION SKILLS | HIGH SCHOOL This teacher-led transition skills bundle helps high school students understand their options after graduation and develop the skills required to succeed in college, training programs, and adult learning environments. Instead of assuming college is the default path, these lessons teach students how to evaluate their options, complete application processes, access support systems, manage competing demands, and advocate for themselve
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Emergency Expenses Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Emergency Expenses | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how emergency expenses occur and how planning ahead prevents financial crisis. Instead of treating emergencies as rare events, this lesson frames them as predictable parts of adult life that require preparation. Students learn that car repairs, medical bills, housing issues, and other unexpected costs can quickly create financial instability when there is no saving
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Placement Tests Lesson | College Readiness | High School
Placement Tests | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how placement testing works and how course placement decisions affect their starting point in college or training programs. Instead of viewing placement tests as pass-or-fail exams, this lesson frames them as a system used to determine the appropriate starting level for academic courses. Students learn that colleges often use placement tests in subjects such as math,
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Postsecondary Readiness Bundle │ College Readiness │ High School
Monthly Budgeting Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Monthly Budgeting | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how to track income and expenses so they know exactly where their money goes each month. Instead of viewing budgeting as restriction, this lesson frames it as a system of awareness, planning, and intentional financial decision-making. Students learn that ignoring numbers does not remove consequences. Avoiding tracking, underestimating expenses, or overlooking small
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
20 Royalty-Free Acoustic Guitar Strumming Tracks for Student Video Productions
Fill your student video productions with the timeless sound of acoustic guitar with this collection of 20 royalty-free tracks, cleared for classroom and school broadcast use. Perfect for AV Production, Broadcast Journalism, Media, and Film classes, this music pack gives students a soft, organic sound that works beautifully across a wide range of storytelling projects. Each track is built around gentle strumming and fingerpicked acoustic guitar calm, quiet, and easy on the ear. Whether students
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Instrumental Music, Music, Visual Arts
Spanish Missionary Phrases- Audio MP3
Audio MP3 to accompany Spanish Missionary Phrases (also sold on TPT). Follow along in order on the Phrase sheet, hear the word pronounced and repeat. Audio contains additional vocabulary and tips. For example, the question words and verbs sections have examples of the words being used. Video (with audio) also for sale for $10. Good for visual learners to listen and see at the same time. Check out the Spanish for Ministry Level 1 Course on Udemy! SFM Level 1 Course
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Religion, Spanish
Adult Accountability Lesson for Students | Self-Regulation | High School
Adult Accountability | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 Many students enter adult environments expecting the same flexibility they experienced in high school. Employers, instructors, and landlords do not adjust expectations based on personal circumstances. That gap between expectation and reality leads to job loss, failed classes, and damaged relationships. This lesson teaches students how accountability works in adult settings. Students examine the difference between an explanation and an excuse
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Workplace Readiness Bundle │ Life Skills │ High School
Financial Aid Basics Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Financial Aid Basics | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how financial aid works and how funding applications affect postsecondary opportunities. Instead of assuming college or training programs are unaffordable, this lesson frames financial aid as a system that requires planning, documentation, and meeting deadlines. Students learn how funding sources such as grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study programs help c
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Postsecondary Readiness Bundle │ College Readiness │ High School
Managing Important Documents Lesson | Life Skills | High School
Managing Important Documents | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students learn how to identify, organize, and protect important personal documents. Instead of relying on others to keep track of paperwork, this lesson frames document management as a system of organization, security, and follow-through. Students learn that losing important documents can delay employment, housing, financial access, and other adult responsibilities. The focu
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Daily Life Management Bundle | Independent Living Skills | High School
Agriculture Podcast Career Bundle: 5 Exciting Careers in Agriculture
Bring career exploration to life in your classroom with this engaging bundle of 5 Career Podcast Storylines designed especially for Grades 8–12 and Homeschool learners! Each storyline combines storytelling, visuals, and interactive reflection tasks to help students actively listen, learn, and imagine themselves in future careers. 🌟 Careers Included in this Bundle:1. Agricultural Engineer – Meet an agricultural engineer, who designs smart farming tools and helps farmers take care of the land
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology, School Counseling
Handling Mistakes Lesson │ Self-Regulation │ High School
Handling Mistakes Lesson │ Self-Regulation │ High School Many students leave high school without a reliable process for handling mistakes in adult environments. Panic, shutdown, and avoidance feel like natural responses, but in workplaces and classrooms they create consequences that are more damaging than the original error. A single mistake handled poorly can cost a job, a grade, or a professional relationship. This lesson teaches students how responsible mistake recovery works in adult setting
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Workplace Readiness Bundle │ Life Skills │ High School
Debit vs. Credit Cards Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Debit vs. Credit Cards | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand the difference between debit and credit cards so they can spend responsibly without creating long-term financial problems. Instead of treating both cards the same, this lesson frames card use as a financial decision with clear cause-and-effect outcomes. Students learn that debit cards spend money already in a bank account, while credit cards involve borrowing m
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Postsecondary Options Lesson | College Readiness | High School
Postsecondary Paths | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand the different options available after graduation and how each path involves different responsibilities, training requirements, and long-term outcomes. Instead of assuming there is only one “correct” path after high school, this lesson frames postsecondary planning as a decision-making system that requires research, preparation, and personal responsibility. Student
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Postsecondary Readiness Bundle │ College Readiness │ High School
Unpaid Bills Lesson | Financial Literacy | High School
Unpaid Bills | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12 This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand what happens when bills go unpaid and how financial consequences escalate over time. Instead of assuming missed payments will resolve themselves, this lesson frames unpaid bills as a predictable cause-and-effect pattern. Students learn that late fees accumulate, services can be shut off, accounts may be sent to collections, and credit can be damaged. Ignoring bills often
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Foley Catheter Simulation Toolkit | NGN Case Study + Audio Podcast
STOP LECTURING. START SIMULATING. Reclaim 45+ minutes of your clinical lab time with this comprehensive, NGN-aligned Foley Catheter Flipped Lab System.Teaching sterile technique and Foley insertion is one of the most time-consuming parts of a nursing skills lab. This premium toolkit solves the "theory gap" by providing a high-quality 17-minute Audio Briefing that students listen to before class, allowing you to jump straight into hands-on practice and clinical judgment scenarios. 🎧 THE AU
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health
Lease Agreements Lesson | Independent Living Skills | High School
Lease Agreements: Understanding the Rules | Transition Skills | Grades 9–12This teacher-led transition skills lesson helps high school students understand how lease agreements work and why the rules matter before signing. Instead of treating a lease as simple paperwork, this lesson frames renting as a system of rules, responsibility, and follow-through. Students learn that most lease problems start as small, avoidable mistakes related to missed details, unclear expectations, and lack of planning
9th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Housing & Daily Living Bundle | Independent Living Skills | High School
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