You will be provided a link to this editable poster! To download, click the down arrow in the top right corner (I recommend downloading as a PDF for best quality)! Another cool feature is that you can buy large prints straight from Canva and have them shipped to you! To print, click the print poster...

11x14 Set of Eight Dark Grey Funny Digital Art Prints - Irony - The Opposite of Wrinkly - Put a Pin in It - I Play with Scissors for the Shear fun of it - Seams Legit - I'm sew excited - Sew Cool - And Sew it Begins - You Keep Me in Stitches Print from the comfort of your home, or send these digital prints to any printing place. Either way, they're yours to do with as you wish! You may print more that one if needed, all I ask is that you you use them for PERSONAL use, they are not to be resold in any fashion. Just print them, trim to size (if necessary), pop them in a frame and, whala!, instant cute decor! ~INFORMATION~ This listing is for PRINTABLE digital files that you can either print from home or at a professional print shop. Size of files: 11x14 File type: Two zip files containing the eight JPEG files Timeline: You will receive your files instantly Recommended paper stock: I like to print my printables on premium photo paper or matte cardstock.* I’ll also send them to a professional or commercial printers.** *** *Please note that colors can vary from computer to computer, and the color you see in your monitor may vary from the final printed product. **Please note these designs are for PERSONAL use only and may not be used commercially or resold under any circumstances. Thanks for peeking, Leslie

Help parents and students out this year by giving them all of the information they need in one neat place. This listing is for a syllabus that is 100% customizable once you download it! The syllabus is all set for customization. All you need to do is change the information! Since it is customizable, you can change the fonts, wording, categories, colors, pictures, and sections to suit your needs. It is 100% editable. Since this is a PowerPoint file, you will need the program (or one that can edit a .pptx file) in order to edit it. Once it's downloaded, it's yours to customize and use year after year. You may need to download some free fonts if you do not already have them, and all of that information is provided in your files. Love this? There's more! I have tons of things you can print or edit for your classroom. Check out the links below! Classroom Decor https://etsy.me/2vn804E First Day of School Posters https://etsy.me/2vn804E I can also create a custom syllabus for you! https://www.etsy.com/listing/634895183/custom-class-syllabus-infographic

Welcome! Ideas for classroom organization, lesson activities, helping students succeed. FACS emphasis, but applicable to other content areas/grades!

These kitchen posters are perfect for your Family and Consumer Science (FACS) classroom! "Spice up" your space with these trendy signs your students are sure to love!11 signs included with watercolor borders. Same posters included with no border, so you can add your own if watercolor doesn't match y...

SEE PREVIEW FOR BETTER LOOK! (Accessed on each individual product page) Are you a FACS teacher in need of fun modern decorations? Look no further these Fashion/Interior Design and Sewing Posters will add the perfect facelift to your classroom walls. These posters are Hand Drawn 300 DPI with some fun poses and different outfits.--They are meant to look sketched. These are great for a fashion design/sewing teacher or FACS/FCS teacher (Designed for my FACS A Class) within the apparel/design pathways of Family Consumer Science. WHATS INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE (Bundle of 3 Poster Products) PDF-5 Hand Drawn Fashion Posters with different styles/designs PDF-10 Hand Drawn Sewing Posters with different sewing equipment pieces. PDF-5 Hand Drawn Interior Design Room Posters PDF-Overview + Teacher Tips YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Shoe Box Room Project Apron Project Sewing Teacher Organization Bundle Interior Design Portfolio

You will be provided a link to this editable poster! To download, click the down arrow in the top right corner (I recommend downloading as a PDF for best quality)! Another cool feature is that you can buy large prints straight from Canva and have them shipped to you! To print, click the print poster...

​Having a new lesson plan every day for culinary arts can be a challenge, especially when you are preparing ingredients and recipes for food labs. Starting class or at least a unit with a complete …

Calling all teachers! Have you found anything you would like to share? I'm thinking specifically about: words of wisdom games activities organization ideas classroom management brain breaks I will share a few that I've found while helping a first year teacher get ready for school. Please share ...

Elementary teachers planning a cooking classroom theme will love these decor ideas, inspiring photos, bulletin board tips, and resources.

Classroom transformations are a great way to spice up the school year. Camp Read-a-Lot is sure to leave your students with great memories!

Family Consumer Science Classroom Decor Ideas When it’s back to school time, most teachers start thinking about the blank slate in their classroom. Whether you love to decorate or not, itR…

Culinary arts high school curriculum ideas for Prostart and family and consumer science. Lesson plan ideas for teaching cooking in the classroom including a scope and sequence and culinary lesson p…

Going back to school is so exciting but can be overwhelming! Teaching foods, Family and Consumer Science, and Culinary Arts is up there in terms of preparation, but your impact on your students is …

Display these I Can Statements in your FACS / FCS / Home Economics classrooms to show everyone (including students) what standards you teach. Includes standards for 7 different Family & Consumer Sciences classes: Sewing/Fashion Food Finances Relationships Child Development Careers Housing/Interior Design Also includes general standards that work for every class. And a blank page so you can type up any that may be missing. Each slide can be printed on a 8.5 x 11" paper. Or follow the included instructions to print 2, 4, or 6 pages per paper. Simply print any of the 175 I Can Statements you need. Hang them in your classroom for all to see. Don’t forget to laminate everything so it will last. *questions or comments? Please email me at [email protected] or ask it on the "Ask a Question" tab on my homepage. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* More Resources for Your FACS/Home Ec Classroom: Fashion Idioms Bulletin Board Kit FCCLA Bulletin Board Kit Wash Your Hands Bulletin Board Kit *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* *Be sure to follow my store to be notified of new products. *Don't forget to leave feedback! You will receive credits that can be used on future TpT purchases! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

On a personal basis I am more of an “Organized Chaos” type of person - see my top desk drawer if you don’t believe me. BUT in my FACS kit...

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What do all those lines, arrows and dots on a sewing pattern mean? This bulletin board explains them all and will assist you in teaching your students about the pattern symbols they will come across as they sew in your FACS/ Family & Consumer Sciences/ Home Economics class. **if there are additional terms you would like added, please email at [email protected] and I will gladly make the changes for you Simply print the 11 pages (cardstock is recommended). Trim them to your liking and paste on colored paper if desired. Or print on various colored paper for added interest. Don’t forget to laminate everything so it will last. Perfect for your FACS or FCS classroom. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* More Sewing Resources for Your FACS/Home Ec Classroom: Sewing on Paper Practice Worksheets Sewing Equipment Bulletin Board Kit Sewing Terms Bulletin Board Kit *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* *Be sure to follow my store to be notified of new products. *Don't forget to leave feedback! You will receive credits that can be used on future TpT purchases! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Managing Make-up Work in the Middle School Classroom If there is one thing that we can count on as educators, it is that not every student will be in your classroom, every day, for the entire year. So, how do you manage the work students miss while they were gone? Have you ever had a student come to you and ask, "Did I miss anything when I was gone?" Or, even worse... "Did I miss anything important when I was gone?" These are my LEAST favorite student questions! However, I love that my middle school students understand my sarcasm...well, most of them do! So, sometimes I joke around with them and tell them that we couldn't possibly go on without them, or we just sat around and cried because we missed them so much! It usually gets a laugh, but then, they really want to know what they missed. What then? Explain every missed assignment to each individual student while the rest of your class waits patiently?! Or, get the rest of your class started on an activity while you explain the work they missed? Then the student who was absent is falling even more behind because they are missing the work their classmates are currently doing! I teach 7th grade and spend a lot of time encouraging and providing opportunities for my students to practice what I call, owning their learning. For me, that means taking responsibility for themselves and their education. It looks like making good choices on where you sit, who you sit with, who you choose to be in groups with, how you conduct yourself in the classroom, how you manage your time, etc. It took me a couple of years to find a system for dealing with absent or makeup work that really fit with my personality and my classroom philosophy. The "What did I miss?" system not only encourages independence but models planning and organization, an area in which most middle school students need support. The "What did I miss?" calendar: The "What did I miss?" calendar is posted at the front of my classroom. I keep the current month and the previous month posted at all times. Each day, I, or a student helper update the calendar with the activity(ies) we completed AND where to find them. The "What did I miss?" crate: The "What did I miss?" crate sits below the calendar and is home to any hard copy assignments we do. The crate is set up with a folder for each day of the month and the folders are set up in date order. The "What did I miss?" paper: The "What did I miss?" paper is a handy way to summarize a list of assignments a student missed. I use this if I know a student will be gone for a lengthy period of time, if a parent contacts me to request work, and as an accommodation for students who may struggle to manage the system alone. The "What did I miss" system is definitely not full proof. Like any other system, it may work well for some and not for others. I would love to hear about the systems that work in your classroom. Leave a comment below! See my Teachers Pay Teachers store for the products mentioned in this post.

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One of my FAVORITE things in my classroom is our Sight Word Data Wall! You may remember this old thing from a previous post: My kids absolutely LOVE seeing their clips move up as they learn their sight words. Every year I have had my data wall, I make sure to introduce it and develop ... Read More about Watercolor Classroom Decor & Sight Word Data Update!

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Decorating, organizing, and preparing your high school classroom spaces is critical for new and veteran teachers alike. Here are four ideas to get your classroom prepared to support and inspire your students and keep you motivated to deliver incredible lessons!

I thought of meaningful classroom procedures last night. (I’m a teacher and I do such abnormalities). I saw a pin of this article from Scholastic. It is largely geared toward younger classrooms but wi