The Pearl vocab

 

Hyperbole worksheet

Paradox images

Paradox info

 

 

Illegal Interview Questions: Click on the document to read it in full-size.

 

Interview questions YOU should ask

 

 

 

Wedding toast

 

Business/Technical writing

 

 

 

 

Menu project: Choose my plate

Sample menu

 

Financial Decision-Making video

 

Skills Employers Value

What are the soft skills employers want?

 

Personality Work Values: A set of articles for Read and Responds.

 

Value of goals/intro to SMART GOALS

Short SMART GOALS video

SMART GOALS video

 

Lesson 14: Job Application

Lesson 7: Menu

Lesson 20: Taxes

Lesson 18: Service Station

Lesson 17: Employment

Lesson 15: Insurance

Lesson 13--Self Help lines

Lesson 10--Travel Brochure

Lesson 8--Bank

Lesson 6 vocab--Music

Lesson 11 vocab--Lease

Lesson 9 vocab--Sale Sheet

 

 

 

Which court?

 

Purpose and procedure of federal courts (civil)

Purpose and procedure of federal courts (criminal)

 

criminal justice system sequence of events

 

 

 

Unemployment Training: An article that helps us see the importance of looking at who we are.

 

 

 

Changing Workplace: Read and Respond.

 

Illegal Interview Questions: Click on the document to read it in full-size.

Interview questions YOU should ask

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAREER INFO LINKS

O-Net: career info site

Occupational Outlook Handbook: career info site

IHAPI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Illegal interview questions

 

Examples of discrimination

 

Example of non-discrimination

 

EEOC treasure hunt

 

Felonies vs. Misdemeanors: Click on this link and then click on the document to see it in full size.

 

 

 

 

Wedding toast

 

Ch. 8 smart food shopping quiz

 

HEALTHY EATING PROJECT WEBSITE

 

history lesson

 

1. Ch. 16 insurance vocab

 

2. Quiz over insurance

 

 

Ch. 18 Service Station vocab

 

 

Top 50 Jobs reading: Read this article and answer the questions that are on the last page.

 

CURRENT EVENTS websites

 

50 ways we changed in the ‘00s project  Take a minute and think about how your life was different 10 years ago. Granted, you were seven or eight years old so your daily schedule looked different than it does today. But what if you had a sibling who was in second grade this year? How does his lifestyle look different from yours 10 years ago? Speculate.

 

Read the attached Associated Press article that appeared in The Gazette [Cedar Rapids]. Ask about any words you don’t know. Take a guess as to what they mean—don’t just skip them!

 

Now list the top five changes that you think are most important or have had the most impact on your life. Explain their significance.

 

On a sheet of lined paper, write five entries that could appear in a similar article entitled “5 ways we changed in the 10s.” Follow the format of the article.

 

Dealing with Change article  As you read this article, think about changes —past, present and future changes— and ask yourself if you have used any of these coping techniques. When you read the list of strategies for mastering change, choose the two that you think are most important. Be prepared to discuss them. On your Google Doc journal page, write three main points from the article. Share the Google Doc with me.

 

Election: App Eng

 

Link to Consumer Ed textbook