Required:
Chromebook charged
Chromebook charger
Pencil
Either a notebook, binder, or folder (to hold handouts/notes)
Kitchen lab days:
Hair that falls in face or eyes needs to be pinned/pulled back (or wear clean chef hat provided in class). Long hair pulled back or up.
Close toed shoes (no crocs, no slippers/slides etc.)
Clothing appropriate for safety
Project needs or Highly recommended:
Headphones/earbuds (NON Bluetooth)
Food storage on cooking days
2 sheets of felt about 9 by 12 inches in color/pattern of choice for textile creature (an email will be sent closer to when it is needed, ideally after student has decided on pattern, normally just prior to mid semester). All other materials and tools should be available in the classroom.
If a family is unable to provide required materials, please include in the syllabus so that we can work to provide what is needed for your student(s).
Required Daily:
Chromebook charged
Chromebook charger
Pencil
Either a notebook, binder, or folder (to hold handouts/notes)
Kitchen lab days:
Hair that falls in face or eyes needs to be pinned/pulled back (or wear clean chef hat provided in class). Long hair pulled back or up.
Close toed shoes (no crocs, no slippers/slides etc.)
Clothing appropriate for safety
Project needs or Highly recommended:
Headphones/earbuds (NON Bluetooth)
Food storage on cooking days
Material for student's choice based textile project (materials depend on students choice). Basic textile materials/tools provided, further details will be sent out in an email at a later date after expectations/requirements are discussed in class (goal will be to have materials brought to classroom by mid semester)
If a family is unable to provide required materials, please include in the syllabus so that we can work to provide what is needed for your student(s).
Required Daily:
Chromebook charged
Chromebook charger
Pencil
Either a notebook, binder, or folder (to hold handouts/notes)
Kitchen lab days:
Hair that falls in face or eyes needs to be pinned/pulled back (or wear clean chef hat provided in class). Long hair pulled back or up.
Close toed shoes (no crocs, no slippers/slides etc.)
Clothing appropriate for safety
Project needs or Highly recommended:
Headphones/earbuds (NON Bluetooth)
Food storage on cooking days
Materials for creative project (dependent on student’s choice, more info to come after requirements/expectations covered in class)
Textile material for student's textile explore project (which is choice based) needed by mid semester. Some materials/tools provided, further details will be sent out at a later date, and depend on student's chosen project.
If a family is unable to provide required materials, please include in the syllabus so that we can work to provide what is needed for your student(s).
Students will correctly and safely use kitchen equipment. Demonstrating understanding of correct food handling, sanitations, and kitchen terminology. Follow and prepare the following recipes from scratch:
Egg recipe
Pizza
Cookies
Smoothie
Curry
*Choice Lab
Students will practice financial skills by completing a google sheets portfolio. Tasks to include:
Researching jobs
Researching places to rent
Car loans
Grocery costs
Balancing a budget
Cover basic computer tools, functions, vocab, and safety. Working with Code.org using block style coding.
Workplace skills to include typing skills.
Introduction to frame by frame animation/stop motion.
Learn basics of hand sewing and demonstrate safety and techniques.
Practice fabric
2D felt animal (using a pattern)
Textile Portfolio (includes the above)
Students will correctly and safely use kitchen equipment. Demonstrating understanding of correct food handling, sanitations, and kitchen terminology. Follow and prepare the following recipes from scratch:
Salsa
Stir Fry
Cinnamon Rolls
Pasta Lab
Pie Lab
*Choice Lab
Students will practice financial skills by completing lessons with Banzai Teen
Test previous knowledge
Life Scenarios
The Game/simulation
Vocab
What was learned
Students will cover computer safety, tools, functions, and vocab. Working with Code.org's app lab using block style coding. Create a portfolio app to showcase projects done in class. Introduced to basic principles of interior design, and researching real-estate.
Complete the app lab lessons in code.org
Create App Portfolio for projects in class
Build and design with homebyme
Create a real-estate listing app with code.org
Learn basics of machine sewing and demonstrate safety and techniques.
Textile Practice Portfolio linked to app to include:
Practice fabric
Felt practice
Final Project shows the step by step tutorial they created, using Google Slides, while making their choice project that shows manipulation of fabric (does not have to be completed on the sewing machine)
Students will correctly and safely use kitchen equipment. Demonstrating understanding of correct food handling, sanitations, and kitchen terminology. Follow and prepare the following recipes from scratch:
Waffles or Crepes
Soft Pretzel or Bread sticks with Soup choice
Cupcakes with frosting & chocolate garnish
Puff pastry lab
Taco Lab
*Choice Lab
Students will cover basic financial vocabulary, intro to resume building, managing a budget, and practicing online banking. Similar but more in-depth as what the 6th graders do.
Students will cover computer safety, tools, functions, and vocab. Working with Code.org's web lab using block style coding (and some script). Create a portfolio website to showcase projects done in class. Introduced to basic principles of web design. Their website will include:
Group page
Homepage
Kitchens
Child Development
Creative
Textile
Students will cover basic overview of topics relating to health to include, before, in the womb, birth facts through stages of development during the elementary years (middle school appropriate).
Why are we covering CD in middle school? Many of our students have younger siblings, or young family friends and the goal is for students to gain a better understanding and build healthier relationships. An opportunity for students interested in or currently babysitting. For students who are interested in a career with children.
Students are required to complete ONE of the following projects for Infant and Toddler Years unit:
Baby simulator
Toddler Book
Baby/Toddler toy
Alternative Report
Students are required to complete ONE of the following projects for Preschool and Elementary:
Story & Activity
Create a Story
Game
Observation
The creative unit is a chance for students to work on an interest area and design a webpage to showcase their creation. Students will complete ONE of the following projects to include on their websites:
Animation
Stop Motion
App/Game
Interior Design
A chance to explore different options of textile by completing one of the following (or presenting an option to Mrs. Neal for confirmation):
Crochet
Cross stitch
Embroidery
Code to Stitch
Hand sewing/machine sewing
Students will include this on their website showcasing their project and create an advertisement.