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This is a packet of four worksheets that ask the student to list items they would like for a Holiday can be used for any holiday. It requires math skills (adding,subtracting,multiplication) This can be used for economics, unique skills for budgeting. It is also good for research skills using a newspaper, or it can be modified for the internet.

This lesson will give 6th through 12th grade students an idea of what they should do to prepare for an interview and what they should do in thier interviews. This was made for special needs / ESE students but will work with general education students as well.

This unit is for the Declaration of Independence. The goal of this unit is to identify complaints described in the Declaration of Independence, such as stationing soldiers in people’s homes, taxes, and cutting off trade with other countries. This allows the students to think about the complaints in chunks and gives the teacher feedback through the student assignment from each piece. This can be used for middle or high school. The final project can be modified.

Real world application of healthy eating on a budget.

This allows for the introduction and practice for the concepts of facts and opinions. Also the difference between the two.

This is a booklet to use for helping with color identification both word and color. Have your students follow along as you read the directions. Have them trace each traceable word to help with comprehension. You can further use this activity to talk about different aspects of the holidays and holiday traditions. This is great for Pre-K through 2nd grade depending on your students and their abilities.

This is a morning activity that can be printed and laminated for students to complete as part of the morning routine. This is good for students in the traditional setting from kindergarten through first grade and special needs k-12.