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This is a great project to do once you have covered 20th century fashion. Student will create an informational mood board about a decade that you assign to them. The instructions list tasks and specific information that students must include about their particular decade. My students usually get their mood boards completed within 2-3 days, depending on their thoroughness.

Supplies needed:

poster board

glue stick/glue gun

fabric swatches

fashion magazines

various trinkets for students to use to "jazz up" their mood boards

Alternative Application: students could also make their mood board digitally on Canva or google slides.

Rubric is included!

This is a great project for your advanced fashion design students. They can make this mood board at the beginning of the school year so they can be posted around the classroom.

Supplies Needed:

• Poster Board
• Fashion Magazines or computer to search for fashion images and then print out in color
• fabric scraps
• jewels, buttons, ribbon, etc.
• glue guns

Get ready for the 1st day of the school year with this editable Fashion Design Syllabus. Feel free to use as is with minor changes of your name and google class codes or edit it to your needs.

Included in this product you will find:

-3 premade syllabi for fashion design levels I, II, &, III

-Teacher Expectation sheet to add to the back of each syllabus

PLEASE NOTE

- This is a digital product that you are able to download immediately after purchase.

Terms of Use:

This download entitles you to a license to use the file for non-commercial, non-profit purposes in one classroom only. You may edit this project for your own needs but you may not share any part of this product without permission.

This is a great activity for students to do at the beginning of your Fashion Designer Unit. I like to use it as the first step in my Fashion Designer Research Project.

About this Activity

• Student will research various types of information about a particular Fashion Designer.
• The instructions allow them to chose a Fashion Designer of their choice but it needs to be approved by you so that they get a little bit of freedom but your can make sure that who they chose is an appropriate Fashion Designer for research.
• This is also the information I have them research to create a google slides presentation on their Fashion Designer.

Suggested Timeline:

I give my students one class period to get this activity completed.

This product is a digital download.

This is a Fashion History Magazine Project that is perfect for high school students in any class that covers fashion history. This is a great alternative option to the regular research paper assignment. This project gives students more creativity to create and design using a variety of magazine components. They are instructed to create a magazine article, sketch fashion garments, create a mood board as well as design a magazine advertisement for a product from their time period. This product also includes a rubric for students.

This is a great project for your advanced level fashion students.

Prior Knowledge: They need to have created a Mood/Inspiration Board.

They are instructed to use that mood board to create a garment for a "Barbie".

Supplies:

• Barbies available for students to use to create their design.
• Fabric scraps
• Needle & Thread
• Glue Gun

*I had my students use their Mood Board as the backdrop for their photo shoot.

This project is a great tool to help your advanced fashion students create their own fashion line. I use it so my students can plan out what garments they are planning on constructing throughout the school year. Once the students complete this activity, I meet with each of the students individually to go over and discuss their plans and ideas for their fashion line.

There is a list of construction requirements listed that my students must include in their various garments.

This project is great for your fashion design students in your entry level class. I usually give my students 10 class days to complete whatever choice they would like to work on from the list. Feel free to give your students whatever timeline fits your lesson plan. I like giving the students choices in case there are students who would like to sketch instead of sewing. No matter what project they choose they are still required to type a paper that discusses the elements and principles of design. Each project has a different set of elements and principles of design that are required for the paper since sometimes it is easier to include certain ones in sewing projects versus sketches.

Prior Knowledge needed:

This project assumes that your class has covered the elements and principles of design but if you have not then feel free to omit that part of the project.

This download includes a rubric as well.

This is a great sheet for fashion students to use when they are beginning to start constructing their garment.

• It has places for students to draw a rough sketch of their design.
• Take their body measurements
• List the pattern size they will need
• List pattern choices they would like to use to create their design
• Area for fabric swatches and other details to the design

This project is great for advanced fashion students and gives them a chance to design or create outfits that are complementary to their color season.

• They are given 3 options to demonstrate their color season. They can sketch, take a flat lay photo (this is a picture from above of an outfit with shoes and accessories), or to make a mood board.
• They also have to write a summary about what they learned about their color season

Prior Knowledge: It is helpful for students to know their color seasons prior to this assignment. This document however does include 2 QR code links that help students figure out their color season. It is just not very thorough.

This is a great activity for the 1st week of class when you are getting to know the students.

Use: These fashion All about ME activities are great way to get to know your students and for students to get to know each other. It also allows students to show their creativity and personality.

See my site for my listing that contains 9 additional All about ME Fashion Activities:

• T-shirt
• Hoodie
• Sneaker
• Cardigan
• Letterman Jacket
• 2 different Quilt Squares
• Converse Style Sneakers
• Backpack

I love using these during the 1st week of school!

Are you looking for an engaging Turkey in Disguise Take Home or Class Project for your AVID students this Thanksgiving season? This how-to disguise a Turkey hands-on, interactive career project is the perfect engaging twist on your career research projects! You can print or use the digital template and allow students to copy and paste images to disguise their turkey in Google Slides.

Thanksgiving will be here soon and our turkeys are getting nervous! Your students will be able to help keep them safe and away from hungry fans. Your students will love creating and writing about their turkey and its career that it hides at to stay in disguise.

This resource includes everything you need to create an adorable bulletin board project for your AVID students!

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Directions:

• Students will cut out the turkey template.
• Students can use the digital template or print, color and cut out designs, or use construction paper and crafts to disguise their turkey in a career they are interested in researching.
• Students will answer the 14 career research questions about the career of their choice in their own notes.
• Students will write a story naming their turkey and describing a day in the life of his/her career as he/she hides from hungry fans. Their paper should also include 5 pieces of information from their career research.

What is included in this product?

• Turkey Template
• Project Requirements
• Career Research Websites List
• 14 Career Research Questions
• "Don’t eat me, I am NOT a turkey" writing pages

Your students will love getting creative with this fun Turkey in Disguise Writing Craft.

**Are you worried about prepping these activities? Don't be! This mini-unit is quick and easy to prep...**Just print the student pages and you'll be ready for a fun and engaging project!

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Team Building Public Speaking and Listening Card Game Activity- Connect the DotsThis: This Card Game is the ultimate public speaking team-building resource for your AVID students (or any content area) - This engaging and educational card game is designed to help students develop their public speaking skills and build teamwork in a fun and interactive way. It is perfect for AVID classrooms and beyond! It's suitable for use in AVID classrooms, as well as any classroom that values public speaking and teamwork.

Connect the dots boosts confidence, enhances communication, and fosters collaboration. Through playing this card game, students will gain the confidence and skills necessary to succeed in public speaking and work effectively in teams, setting them up for success both in and out of the classroom.

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How to Play Connect the Dots

• Print, cut, and laminate the 200 cards provided.

• Put the word cards into box or non-see through bag.

• A player picks two cards and then must immediately begin telling a story connecting both words together convincingly. The story should only be 1-2 minutes, complicated, or true!

• Once your class is comfortable with connecting two words, add to your word collection and increase the number of cards selected to three or even four.

Skills

• Moving from one idea to another smoothly, in a way that can be readily understood and followed by your audience, is a must-have public speaking skill.

• Connect the Dots gives people the opportunity to practice. Finding a way to conenct the words and practicing the ability to make those connections will become stronger and stronger.

• An added benefit of the game is listening and learning from each other.

What's Included

• Directions page
• Skills page
• Example story
• 200 word cards
• blank cards to write your own words

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Team Building Public Speaking / Listening Card Game Activity - History Snippets: This team-building card game is the perfect icebreaker for AVID students (or students in any content) who want to practice their public speaking skills in a fun and interactive way. Designed for use in a classroom or group setting, this card game challenges players to give a 1-2 minute speech about an invention or event in history using the card they draw. This engaging activity not only helps students build their public speaking confidence but also teaches them valuable skills in communication and creative thinking!

Whether you're a teacher looking to add a fun and interactive activity to your classroom curriculum, or a team leader looking to build team dynamics and improve communication skills, the AVID team-building card game is the perfect choice!

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How to Play History Snippets

• Put the 100 topic cards/papers into a non-see-through bag.

• Put players into teams of 4-6 players.

• When it's their turn a player pulls a topic from the bag. They then must give an account of the history (story) behind the thing or event they've drawn. It can be factual or false! Encourage imagination, outrageous lies, flights of fantasy...

• The goal of this public speaking game is to sustain credible fluency. Aim for 1 - 2 minutes per story.

What's Included

• Directions page
• 100 history/invention cards
• blank cards to write your own words

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These AVID college research questions and one pager worksheets are the perfect way to engage your students in independent or partner research about colleges of their choice! These printables are consist of 18 college research questions that encourage students to delve into the background, programs, and opportunities offered by the college of their choice! They also include a one-pager for students to apply their learning and a website list to guide them in their research.

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What's Included:

• 18 College Research Questions
• One pager with prompts to apply their learning
• Website list to guide students in their research

Benefits:

• Engages AVID students in meaningful college research
• Helps students develop critical thinking and research skills
• Can be used as part of a college research project or throughout the year
• Perfect for sub plans or independent work

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Activitae WICOR skils and increase student organization accountability with this AVID Binder Bingo Game, designed to help students find classmates who demonstrate key organizational habits. This fun twist on binder checks includes editable templates and promotes collaboration and team building while reinforcing AVID strategies like binder organization, note-taking, and planning. Perfect for AVID teachers looking to enhance college readiness skills!

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What's Included

• Pre-filled binder bingo handout
• editable template with pictures included
• editable blank template with only the title
• PowerPoint
• Google Slides

Directions for AVID Binder Bingo

1. Find a Classmate: Students walk around the room and find classmates who match the description in each box.
2. Ask for a Signature: When students find someone who fits the description, they ask them to sign that box.
3. Complete the Bingo Card: Students try to fill as many boxes as possible with different classmates' signatures.

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AVID Career Debate Activity - Speed Philosophical Chairs for Team Building: Use this career-themed AVID speed philosophical chairs icebreaker activity to promote debate through dialogue and public speaking in your classroom! Students will not only learn what speed philosophical chairs is but they will enjoy some exciting dialogue through 20 fun debate topics.

For example, students will choose to agree or disagree with the statement, "There should be a salary cap for celebrities like athletes and actors."

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Directions:

1. A central statement will be announced to the class and you will define the two sides of the debate (Agree/Disagree).
2. Students move to the side of the room that they intend to defend.
3. An embedded timer will be set for 5 minutes, and the debate will start between the two groups.
4. Students attempt to keep contributions to less than 30 seconds each.
5. A new prompt is displayed and we start another round of quick debates.

What's Included:

• A teaching slide for "the why" of speed philosophical chairs
• A slide that includes the rules of engagement for students
• A slide for the steps of this speed philosophical chairs activity
• 20-speed philosophical chairs college-themed debate statements
• Preview (Optional)

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These AVID career research questions and one-pager worksheets with a website list are sure to Engage your students in independent or partner research about careers of their choice! It consists of 14 career-based research questions that encourage students to delve into the background of the career they are interested in learning about, a one-pager to apply their learning, and a list of appropriate websites they can use for their research! Great for sub plans!

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What's Included:

• 14 Career Research Questions
• One pager with prompts to apply their learning
• Website list to guide students in their research

Benefits:

• Engages AVID students in meaningful career research
• Helps students develop critical thinking and research skills
• Can be used as part of a career research project or throughout the year
• Perfect for sub plans or independent work

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Turkey in Disguise Career Research Project

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AVID College Debate Activity - Speed Philosophical Chairs for Team Building: Use this college-themed AVID speed philosophical chairs icebreaker activity to promote debate through dialogue and public speaking in your classroom as well as get students in the college spirit! Students will not only learn what speed philosophical chairs is but they will enjoy some exciting dialogue through 20 fun debate topics.

For example, students will choose to agree or disagree with the statement, "College should be free."

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Directions:

1. A central statement will be announced to the class and you will define the two sides of the debate (Agree/Disagree).
2. Students move to the side of the room that they intend to defend.
3. An embedded timer will be set for 5 minutes, and the debate will start between the two groups.
4. Students attempt to keep contributions to less than 30 seconds each.
5. A new prompt is displayed and we start another round of quick debates.

What's Included:

• A teaching slide for "the why" of speed philosophical chairs
• A slide that includes the rules of engagement for students
• A slide for the steps of this speed philosophical chairs activity
• 20-speed philosophical chairs college-themed debate statements
• A 5-minute silent timer embedded in each slide

*These resources are available for Outschool teachers to purchase without the need for extra licenses.

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AVID WICOR This Bulletin Board and CCI Data Collection: Use this bulletin board to not only help you collect data for the Coaching and Certification Instrument (CCI) but also to display in your hallways as a helpful tool to teachers and students! AVID students will share examples of where they have seen WICOR in their classes. Change it out monthly and do a "WICOR of the month" or make a large display with examples of all! This resource comes with multiple printing options and includes both color and black and white.

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What's Included:

• Directions page
• Examples of writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, and reading on color and black and white pages
• Title "WICOR THIS" in color and black and white options
• 8 different colors of poloroid cameras in different colors and black and white options
• Poloroid picture template where students will create their examples (also in color or black and white)

Directions:

• Choose a focus for your WICOR bulletin board (writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, reading).

• Print a poloroid picture for each student (color or black and white options available)

• Students can either write, draw, or even paste a picture of a WICOR example they have seen in their other classes.

• Print the WICOR Examples page that matches your focus as well as the words “WICOR THIS” and as many cameras as you like (make sure to view all options before choosing).

• Decorate your bulletin board with the words “WICOR THIS,” WICOR examples page, cameras, and student examples.

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