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I am a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher with 20 years of classroom experience. Throughout my career, I have taught a wide variety of courses, including Principles of Human Services, Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness, Interpersonal Studies, Principles of Hospitality and Tourism, Career Connections, and Life Skills—and probably a few more along the way!
I am passionate about teaching real-world skills that help students succeed both in and out of the classroom. My goal is to create engaging, practical lessons that students can immediately connect to their everyday lives.
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Celebrity Couples Match Game – Staff Morale or Classroom Activity
Celebrity Couples Match Game – Staff Morale or Classroom Activity This fun and engaging Celebrity Couples Match Game is a perfect way to build staff morale, encourage interaction, and spark laughter! While it was designed with February and Valentine’s Day in mind, it can easily be used any time of year. The resource includes 46 well-known couples, allowing for up to 92 participants. You can choose to use all of the couples or select only the number you need. This activity works great for
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Family Consumer Sciences, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Nutrition Facts Label Board Game | Nutrition Label Review Activity
Make reviewing the Nutrition Facts Label fun and engaging with this interactive board game! Students will strengthen their understanding of serving sizes, calories, nutrients, the 5/20 Rule, and how to compare food labels while playing a game they'll want to play again and again.Designed for middle school and early high school students, this resource is perfect for Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS/FACS), Health, Nutrition, CTE, and Life Skills classrooms.What's Included:Printable game board72 N
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Adulting Passport Stations | Life Skills Activities Bundle
Help students build real-world life skills with this engaging and interactive Adulting Passport Stations Bundle! Students travel through 10 hands-on life skills stations while collecting passport stamps or stickers after completing each activity. This activity is perfect for: Middle school studentsHigh school studentsLife skills classesAdvisory periodsFACS/FCS classesCareer readiness daysEnd-of-year activitiesCounseling lessonsAdulting day eventsStudents love the interactive passport format whi
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
Classroom Companion: Animal Energy Gifts for Staff | Back to School Morale Boost
Bring meaning, fun, and connection to your back-to-school staff experience with this Animal Companion “Energy Gift” set! This resource is designed to build staff culture, boost morale, and provide a year-long desk or classroom reminder of encouragement and support. Each staff member will receive a small animal (such as lions, ducks, bears, alligators, or any school mascot of your choice) paired with one of the over 30 “Gift of Energy” cards. These cards are written as positive, uplifting messa
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Perfect Pairs: The Springtime Egg-Matching Icebreaker
Bring the fresh energy of spring into your classroom, staff meeting, or professional development day with this highly engaging, completely secular Spring Word Association Matching Game! Designed with ultimate inclusivity in mind, this resource completely avoids religious holiday themes, focusing instead on beautiful, universal elements of the season: nature, weather, gardening, animals, birds, insects, and spring sports. With 55 unique designs creating a massive pool of 110 game pieces, this
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Ducking Out for Summer! | End of the Year Staff Photo Challenge & Flyer
Looking for a fun, interactive way to keep your school staff connected over the summer? Kick off the ultimate summer staff morale booster with this "Ducking Out for Summer" flyer! The concept is simple: Before teachers head out for summer break, they grab a rubber ducky from the office or staff lounge. Throughout the summer, they take their duck on their adventures—whether it's a tropical vacation, a backyard BBQ, or just relaxing on the couch—and snap a picture! Compile the photos at the end o
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Campus Treasure Hunt | Staff Team Building & Orientation
Product Overview"Think you know the den? Think again!" Give your staff a break from the sit-and-get PD sessions with this high-energy, low-stress scavenger hunt! Whether you are welcoming new hires during orientation or looking to boost morale mid-year, this challenge is designed to get your team moving, laughing, and learning the ins and outs of their campus. This resource takes staff through 30+ key locations—from the high-security testing vault to the "rainbow" of the butcher paper station—s
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
The Energy Drink Autopsy: A 9-Station Investigation into Energy Drinks
🔬 "Don't just tell them it's dangerous—let them perform the autopsy."Every day, your students fuel up with high-intensity stimulants marketed as "healthy" or "performance-enhancing." It’s time to pull back the curtain. The Energy Drink Autopsy transforms your classroom into a forensic lab where students dissect the marketing, the math, and the physiological impact of today's most popular drinks (Celsius, Monster, Ghost, and more). This isn't a lecture—it's a student-led investigation that is
7th - 12th
Biology, Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Toy Consultant Lab: A Hands-On Audit of Child Development & Stages of Play
Product OverviewTransform your classroom into a Developmental Research Lab! In this high-engagement, station-based activity, students step into the role of Lead Toy Consultants. Their mission? To "audit" a series of toys to determine if they are developmentally appropriate for specific target ages. Students will apply complex theories—including Stages of Play, Types of Learning, and Types of Play —to real-world objects. This is the perfect "application" lesson after teaching the introductor
7th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
Mending with Golden Seams: A Powerful Family Crisis & Healing Activity
Mending with Golden Seams: Family Crisis & Healing ActivityHelp students explore the reality of family challenges and the power of healing with this meaningful, hands-on activity. Mending with Golden Seams uses a simple paper heart to symbolize how families can experience brokenness during times of crisis—but also how they can grow stronger through repair, understanding, and care. This engaging lesson encourages reflection, emotional awareness, and connection as students physically break and re
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Food Sort: NEW Food Pyramid Collage Project
Help your students master the food groups with this hands-on, "search and sort" nutrition activity!This engaging "Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt" is the perfect way to bring real-world application to your health and nutrition unit. Instead of just looking at a diagram, students become "nutrition detectives" by sourcing real food images from grocery advertisements to build their own pyramids. What’s Included?A Food Pyramid Template: Large enough for 25+ images.The "Sometimes Foods" Square: A dedica
K - 8th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Nutrition Facts Label Maze Worksheet | Food Labels Activity | Nutrition Reading
Make learning how to read a Nutrition Facts Label engaging and interactive with this Nutrition Facts Label Maze Worksheet! Students will navigate their way through the maze by answering questions about serving size, calories, % Daily Value, ingredients, and nutrients. Only correct answers lead them through the maze, making this a fun and self-checking way to reinforce essential nutrition skills.This activity is perfect for helping students build real-life food literacy and understand how to make
6th - 9th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Nutrition Experts: 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines Student Choice Project
Stop teaching the old food pyramid! The new 2025–2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines are here, featuring major shifts in how we look at sugar, dairy, and processed foods. Empower your students to become the "Health Experts" in your building with this comprehensive 3-day project. This resource is designed to take the "boring" out of nutrition science by giving students a real-world mission: announce these changes to their school and community in a clear, responsible, and engaging way. What’s Included
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Penguin Seek and Find Game
Penguin Seek & Find – A Fun Winter Activity for Staff or Students!Bring some winter fun to your school with this ready-to-go Penguin Seek & Find game! Participants search the building for 12 hidden penguins, record their locations on a checklist, and compete for prizes. Perfect for staff events, winter spirit weeks, or classroom fun, this game encourages observation, movement, and friendly competition. This digital Google Slideshow includes: Instructions & overview for running the game Col
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Processed Foods Maze Worksheet | Reading Ingredient Lists | Nutrition Activity
Make learning about processed foods fun and engaging with this Processed Foods Maze Worksheet! Students will answer questions about processed foods, ingredient lists, preservatives, added sugars, and healthier food choices as they work their way through the maze.This no-prep activity is perfect for reinforcing nutrition concepts while giving students an interactive alternative to a traditional worksheet.What's Included✔ 1 Processed Foods Maze Worksheet✔ 11 multiple-choice questions✔ Student-frie
6th - 9th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health, Physical Education
See You Later, Alligator! | End of the Year Staff Photo Challenge & Flyer
Looking for a fun, interactive way to keep your school staff connected over the summer? Kick off the ultimate summer staff morale booster with this "See You Later, Alligator" flyer! The concept is simple: Before teachers head out for summer break, they grab an alligator from the office or staff lounge. Throughout the summer, they take their alligator on their adventures—whether it's a tropical vacation, a backyard BBQ, or just relaxing on the couch—and snap a picture! Compile the photos at the
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Hot Cocoa Bar Staff Flyer | Winter Staff Morale Booster
Warm up your school's staff lounge this winter with a community-centered Hot Cocoa Bar! This resource is a printable flyer designed to host a cozy, low-budget, and incredibly heartwarming staff appreciation event. The concept is simple and community-focused: Mugs are collected/donated by neighbors or local community members. You set up a hot cocoa station, hang this flyer, and invite staff to pick out a unique, random mug to fill up. The best part? They get to keep the mug!🎈 What's Included:
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Gratitude Letter to Teacher
This is a great activity for your students to do around Thanksgiving. They would use this document to write a letter of appreciation to their teacher. This can also be used for teacher appreciation. The border is created using school supplies so it can be used year round. There are 2 of the letters on each document but can easily be made larger to include on one paper.
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For All Subjects, Handwriting
Principles of Human Services Cover Page
This is a super cute cover page for Family and Consumer Science Teachers that teach Principles of Human Services. It is one the kids can color so it could be a great first week of school activity, too.
7th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
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I am a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher with 20 years of classroom experience. Throughout my career, I have taught a wide variety of courses, including Principles of Human Services, Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness, Interpersonal Studies, Principles of Hospitality and Tourism, Career Connections, and Life Skills—and probably a few more along the way!
I am passionate about teaching real-world skills that help students succeed both in and out of the classroom. My goal is to create engaging, practical lessons that students can immediately connect to their everyday lives.
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