 | An Introduction to Vitamins, Minerals, and Water  Students will learn to select the functions and sources of vitamins, minerals, and water based on that day's lecture. Secondary level.
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 | Balancing a Checkbook  Students learn to balance their checkbooks based on a fictional situation. Secondary.
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 | Bathing a Newborn  Students will learn to demonstrate the proper techniques for sponge and tub bathing an infant. secondary level.
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 | Career Research Project  Students identify a career of interest, research it, interview someone currently employed in that position, shadow someone currently employed in that position, and create a brochure or presentation. Secondary.
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 | Child Development  students will learn to identify characteristics of the four types of development, for the exam at the end of the unit. Secondary level.
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 | Create A Cookbook  Students review cookbooks and then create their own. Secondary.
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 | Elton John, Mary Fisher and AIDS  Students use the Internet to learn more about AIDS. Secondary.
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 | Food Budgets  Students create a realistic food budget for a hypothetical family and present findings to the class using visuals. Secondary.
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 | Good Nutrition  Students review food advertising, the six classes of nutrients and their functions, identify nutrients found in a given list of foods, present an ad campaign, and lead discussion about slogans/jingles that emphasize nutritive values.
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 | Income Statements & Balance Sheets  Given the criteria of a balance sheet and income statement, students will learn to calculate a married couple's finances according to the Internal Revenue Services. Seconary level.
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 | Interpreting Labels  Students will learn to recognize care label universal characters, and interpret proper care of garments. Secondary level.
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 | Proper Clothing and Accessories for a Job Interview  Students learn the importance of proper dress for an interview, through interview role-plays with emphasis on proper dress and sitting properly. Secondary.
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 | Structures and Roles of Families  Students will compare their ideas of a family with that of the lecture by doing an oral review. Secondary level.
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 | Studying Checks  Students learn how to write and record checks. Secondary.
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 | The Circle of Life/Native American Literature  The students read, listen, and interpret Native American Literature and learn to research and discuss both the creation of life and the circle of life. Secondary.
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 | Tipping the Bank  Students learn how to deposit checks at the bank, including a payroll check and a personal check. Seconary.
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 | Understanding Checking Accounts  Students learn about checking accounts. Secondary.
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 | Using Aphorism to Help Dealing With People  Students analyze aphorisms and other positive self-esteem quotes to assist them in today’s personal and work world. Secondary.
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 | Vocabulary Enrichment for the Workplace  Students analyze aphorisms and other positive self-esteem quotes to assist them in today’s personal and work world. Seconary.
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 | What's In Your Burger?  Students use notation, rows/columns, basic matrix operations and in pairs work from an activity sheet and a McDonald’s Nutritional Guide (2001) to complete the questions on the activity sheet. Secondary.
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 | What's in Your Burger Worksheet  Goes with What's in Your Burger?
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 | Writing a Check  The learner will write a check to Radio Shack for the purchase of a new telephone battery. Secondary.
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 | Yo! Gert—making yogurt  Introducing a yeast culture into milk mixture and allowing the yeast to reproduce produces yogurt.
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 | Your job, company, and letters  tudents access and use a variety of sources to answer questions and support a position, then write cover letters, memos, plus persuasive, narrative, and descriptive letters. Secondary. |