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Even with average salaries of 3-5 million dollars, 78% of NFL players are financially stressed just two years out of retirement. Where did they go wrong? This film, Broke, emphasizes the importance of budgeting at every income level. It will be an excellent addition to your personal finance curriculum. Students love this documentary. It is an engaging way to show the importance of budgeting at every income level and shows that "mo' money" can sometimes bring "mo' problems." 30 for 30 Broke has a

How much do babies cost? This activity is an online Google Slides game for your family and consumer sciences class, especially in child development, parenting, or health. It is a favorite for a virtual baby shower game too! This no-prep game is a great way to begin or end a unit on the cost of parenting, a common component in teaching sexual education or teen pregnancy prevention. This activity is designed to be played as a whole class. A detailed notes section and scheduled animations keep a g

With the national student debt at $1.75 trillion (2023), it is more important than ever that students understand the huge investment that is a college education. This activity has students identify a career, calculate the cost of college, and then calculate various loan repayment options. They will evaluate the cost of avoiding scholarship applications or failing a class in college. This project takes about two 1-hour class periods for students to complete but offers many more discussion and ext

Introduce a food truck project by showing Modern Marvels Food Truck with this video worksheet. This documentary is a great no-prep sub-plan for many FCS courses because it covers universal topics like food safety and sanitation, nutrition, regulations, and food cost. This documentary from the History Channel has a run time of 44 minutes and can be purchased and streamed online. The resource has two options for student notes. What's included?A two-page student worksheet with 18 fill-in-the-blan

This 25-question fill-in-the-blank video worksheet accompanies Modern Marvels: The Egg from The History Channel. It is currently streaming for free on YouTube or can be purchased for streaming from Amazon. It has a runtime of 44 minutes and is a great activity to include in your food science or culinary arts courses. The questions focus on numbers mentioned in the episode. The resource includes a key with links to stream the video. Topics coveredWhich came first, the chicken or the egg?Where chi

In this no-prep personal finance project, students will read and comprehend credit card offers to evaluate the consequences of consumer debt. Students can use paper offers and a paper worksheet or online resources and an online worksheet. They will use online calculators to contrast debt repayment options. This is a valuable learning experience for high school students, as young adults are frequently targets of predatory lending credit card offers. Equip your students with the skills required to

Help students understand human reproductive anatomy by sorting parts between male and female, labeling a diagram of the anatomy, and organizing the organs to trace the path of conception. The sexual health unit can be a tough topic to be absent from. This no-prep distance-friendly sub plan is simple to assign and assess with Google Sheets. Students drag and drop text boxes to follow the prompts and submit within your learning management system. Students willIdentify male and female anatomy wor

Learn, practice, and apply baking chemistry with the Good Eats episode Three Chips for Sister Marsha (Season 3, Episode 5). Alton Brown takes a classic chocolate chip cookie recipe and applies food science principles to make three versions: Puffy, chewy, or thin. This video worksheet guides students through the episode to record how changes to a recipe affect the finished baked good. Recipe links for the episode are included and a lab experience to follow is highly recommended. Topics coveredThe

Teach contraceptive methods with this interactive, animated PowerPoint that shares 15 different ways to prevent pregnancy. Students interact with the presentation to understand the effectiveness of each option. Please view the complete preview document to be sure that this is the right resource for your classroom and community. Birth control methods are divided into hormonal, barrier, or behavioral methods. Each method is decribed with pros and cons of each. Also included are how to use a condom

Welcome to one of my favorite labs to facilitate. I love to watch students flip their French omelets because they have such pride at this technical skill. It is a simple recipe with just two ingredients but it instills great confidence. Notes correspond with an episode of Good Eats and become the recipe for the lab experience. The video, demonstration, and lab takes two short class periods or one block. The episode goes by several names and is available for purchase ($1.99) on Amazon and Youtube

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This bulletin board alerts readers to warning signs of dating violence and provides hotline information. This kit includes the lettering "Don't Fear Your Boo" and 10 ghost cut-outs with warning sign information You will need:7 sheets purple paper5 sheets white paperThis is also the perfect size to put in the space above a smartboard. The maximum height is 8 1/2 inches and the ghosts are 7 1/2 inches. Great for health classrooms and guidance offices.

Students and teachers alike need a reminder to take time to refuel. Encourage healthy self-care habits with this bulletin board kit. This kit includes the lettering "Self-care PossibiliTEAS" and 30 mugs with self-care activities. You will need:20 sheets white paperThis is also the perfect size to put in the space above a smartboard. The maximum letter height is 7 inches and self-care individual mug posters are 5" x 6" Great for health classrooms and guidance offices. You may also enjoy...Paying

Did you know the average American consumes 152 pounds of sugar every year? Where does it all come from? In this activity, students learn to comprehend a nutrition label and transfer grams to teaspoons for an easier to understand visual. The PowerPoint is well animated and guides students through the process of calculating teaspoons of sugar in a food product. Then students practice with the worksheet that brings them through a typical day in an American's life, calculating the sugars they consum

Inspired by your students' favorite music and dance app: Introduce yourself with this get-to-know-you activity and have students create a poster about themselves. This resource includes a Google Slides presentation for you to edit and add information about yourself. Advance quickly through the slides while reading (or singing!) the linked lyrics to share 23 facts about yourself in under a minute. Then give students the opportunity to share their 23 facts on a cell phone poster. The posters woul

Would you like to make your own color by code worksheets for commercial use? This spring clipart set is just what you need for seasonal colour by number worksheets. There are so many options for how to use this clipart pack in your classroom or in your TPT products. Please see the preview document for terms of use. Detailed designs can be used for any age. High school students still love to color! Images in this Spring clipart packSquare oriented images conveniently make room for a key on stand

Sixteen (16) Fun, colorful food pun posters to print and display in the classroom. Inspirational quotes and encouragement for your students. Could be printed at a smaller size and used for encouragement cards or lunchbox notes. This is one PDF file of the posters.

Celebrate Pi Day in your Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) courses while honoring your curriculum. This detailed demonstration outline and student worksheet showcases each function of baking ingredients. This resource started as a way for me to celebrate “Pi Day” while still honoring my curriculum. Our school’s math teacher’s favorite pie is lemon meringue, which is a complicated recipe that showcases the functions of each baking ingredient very well. Pi Day or not, this is a delicious way to d

Welcome to my favorite resource for teaching healthy baking substitutions. This has been presented over and over to students and adults with great success: Neither group ever able to guess the original recipe. Paula Deen is known for high-fat indulgent recipes, so it is the perfect recipe for experimenting with different substitutions. This resource includes five different recipes: The original, three demonstrating added fiber, low fat, and low sugar, and one that includes all of the healthy su

This card set is an engaging way to gamify your sexual health review. It throws some fun into a sometimes awkward topic. Students will be up and moving with these fun review games. This resources includes three card sets with 12 common sexually transmitted diseases14 contraception options16 reproductive anatomy termsInstructions are given for how to sort and race with the cards. Keys are included for several sorting options. This resource goes well with another resource, the interactive PowerPo

Students and teachers alike need a reminder to take time to refuel. Encourage healthy self-care habits with this bulletin board kit. You will need:7 sheets gray paper7 sheets white paper25+ sheets assorted neon, or desired color, paperThis is also the perfect size to put in the space above a smartboard. The maximum letter height is 8 inches and self-care individual posters are 8 1/2" square. Great for health classrooms and guidance offices. You may also enjoy...Paying For College Bundle: Film Gu