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All About Food and Life Skills

A Little "Bite" of Everything! #9 - May 2024

All About Food andLife SkillsA Little "Bite" of Everything! #9 - May 2024

The Important Stuff... The Important Stuff...

This newsletter is for everyone! Focusing on important life skill topics: nutrition, food tips, self-esteem, and mental health. Educators~ Are you looking for something specific? Scroll down to, "What Resources Are You Looking For?"

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Recommended Resources

The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness


Social Media Really Is a Cause of the Epidemic of Teenage Mental Illness Article

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Empowering Digital Citizenship: Reflecting on Social Media's Impact

Dive into the digital age with an enlightening lesson designed to prompt students to critically evaluate the influence of social media on their lives. This comprehensive resource features a 14-minute video, accessible via a provided link, discussion, and reflection. Accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation, the lesson distills key insights from the video, facilitating a deeper understanding of social media's role and effects. Ideal for fostering informed and mindful social media use, this lesson equips students with the knowledge to navigate the digital world responsibly. Video link, slide presentation, and handout is included.

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Brain Hacks: 6 secrets to Productive Learning Faster Backed by Neuroscience

Brain Hack: 6 secrets to productive learning faster backed by neuroscience. Dr. Lila Landowski. Do you need a lesson for a substitute? Do you need a lesson that will help students get valuable information to learn?


Excellent TEDX Talks with study guide handout

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Empower Students to Excel in Managing Tme, Setting Goals, Making Informed Decisions, and Effectively Handling Stress.

This comprehensive resource includes engaging PowerPoint presentations and informative handouts, designed to equip students with essential life skills and a deeper understanding of these critical concepts.

End of the Year Activities! End of the Year Activities!

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End-of-year activities in secondary schools can be a great way to celebrate achievements, foster community spirit, and provide closure for the academic year. Here are some ideas:


1. Awards Ceremony: Recognize students' academic achievements, talents, and contributions to the school community with an awards ceremony. Categories could include academic excellence, sportsmanship, leadership, creativity, and community service.


2. Talent Show: Organize a talent show where students can showcase their skills in singing, dancing, playing musical instruments, or any other talent they possess. It's a fun way to celebrate the diverse talents within the school community.


3. Field Day: Plan a day of outdoor activities and games such as relay races, tug-of-war, sack races, and three-legged races. Field days promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical activity while providing an opportunity for students to unwind and have fun.


4. School Fair: Organize a school fair with booths showcasing student projects, art displays, science experiments, and cultural exhibits. You can also include food stalls, games, and performances to make it a festive event for everyone.


5. Yearbook Signing: Host a yearbook signing event where students can exchange messages and memories with their classmates. This is a sentimental way to commemorate the school year and create lasting mementos.


6. Community Service Project: Engage students in a meaningful community service project such as volunteering at a local shelter, organizing a charity drive, or cleaning up a park. It's a chance for students to give back to their community while learning the value of altruism.


7. Outdoor Movie Night: Set up an outdoor movie screening with a projector and a large screen in the school courtyard or field. Choose a popular movie that appeals to students, and provide popcorn and snacks for a cozy and enjoyable evening under the stars.


8. Memory Lane: Create a "memory lane" display showcasing highlights from the school year, including photos, artwork, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia. Allow students to reminisce and reflect on their experiences throughout the year.


9. Class Picnic: Organize a class picnic at a local park or recreational area. Provide picnic blankets, games, and refreshments for a relaxed and enjoyable day outdoors, allowing students to bond and create lasting memories.


These activities can help make the end of the school year memorable and meaningful for students, teachers, and staff alike.

Great Websites! Great Websites!

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Give Your Kids a Healthy Body and Mind This Summer (cdc.gov)

LiveMore ScreenLess


Stress Management Resources

A to Z Coping Strategies

Mindfulness for Teens

Change to Chill- Chill Breaks

Chill out Activities


Calming Resources

San Diego Zoo Live Cams

Animals Around the World, Live Cams

BBC Earth Open Ocean

Rain Sounds

Ocean Waves Sounds

Online Coloring Book

Weave Silk

Crayola Coloring Pages

Newsletters Newsletters

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What Resources Are You Looking For? Click on the links below. What Resources Are You Looking For? Click on the links below.

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  • Activities (Hands-on)
  • Advertising
  • Assessments
  • BUNDLES!
  • Babysitting/ Child Development
  • Breakfast Foods Unit
  • Counseling
  • Course Management
  • Design
  • Desserts/Fast Food/Snacks
  • Digital/Distance Learning
  • Elementary Grammar
  • FACS Course Curriculum
  • Fashion
  • Food Science
  • Food and Cultures
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  • Life Skills
  • Math/ Life Skills
  • Nutrition
  • Parenting
  • Recipes/ Cooking Labs
  • Sewing
  • Social and Emotional Learning
  • Study Skills
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FREE Resources! FREE Resources!

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Free Quarter Plans for FACS/ FCS Class

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Free Garlic Cheese Bread Recipe

Great Recipe for the Beginning Chef!

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