A Lesson A Day
Students can explore the relationship of math, English, science, social studies, communication and workplace ethics to a wide variety of careers.
Program Details
- 6categories
- 80lessons
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$299
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Why A Lesson A Day?
A Lesson A Day can reduce class downtime by filling a few minutes with effective learning materials. By setting aside only 10 or 15 minutes, you can have students apply academic activities to real jobs. The career academic lessons in A Lesson A Day can be used when students finish assignments quickly, when you need to fill a few minutes, or when compiling materials for substitute teachers. A Lesson A Day is popular as a bell ringer, also.
A Lesson a Day is flexible and especially valuable for students with short attention spans. Lessons can be evaluated for a grade or as a project, and activities can be combined for longer time frames. All lessons are printable and reproducible.
Your students at the upper elementary and middle school levels will profit from A Lesson A Day, which can be used as an individualized learning effort on teacher-directed lesson.
A Lesson a Day comes in PDF on USB or online. Series I contains math, science, and technology activities. Series II contains English, Communication, Ethics, and Social Studies activities.
Your Choice
Lessons can be evaluated for a grade or used as a learning project only.
Substitute Ready
Substitutes can use A Lesson a Day to keep class tempo moving in the teacher's absence.
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Lessons
Math
- Flying High, Career: Massage Therapist
- How Much Does One Pizza REALLY Cost?, Career: Restaurateur
- I Quit!, Career: Machine Operator
- Looking at the Lay of the Land, Career: Urban/Regional Planner
- Dream Maker, Career: Landscaper
- It’s All in the Planning, Career: Financial Planner
- Gross Pay! Net Pay!, Career: All careers
- There’s ‘No Way’ I Can Go to Work Today, Career: Administrative Assistant
- How Much Is Needed?, Career: Cook
- It’s in the Math, Career: Construction
- Cleaning Up with a New Business, Career: Custodian
- Stick to the Schedule, Career: Photographer
- A Pinch of This and a Dash of That, Career: Chef
- The Long Haul, Career: Truck Driver
- Making Money, Career: Public Relations Specialist
- Let’s Add Some Graphics to Those Flyers, Career: Desktop Publisher
- Information Please, Career: Retail Customer Service
- Slow Down!, Career: Police Officer
- Sticky Fingers, Career: Retail Loss Prevention
- Partners in Crime, Career: Security Guard
- Newspaper Ad, Career: Media Buyer
- How Much Will You Pay?, Career: Cosmetologist
Science
- Don’t Be a Mad Scientist, Career: Scientist
- Knowing Hot from Cold and Wet from Dry, Career: Carpenter
- Having a Bad Hydrogen Day?, Career: Hair Stylist
- A Close-Knit Family, Career: All careers
- What’s HAZMAT?, Career: HAZMAT Transporter
- What’s Sugar Got to Do With It?, Career: Health Care Customer Service
- Looking at the Lay of the Land, Career: Health Care Customer Service
- Cough! Cough!, Career: All careers
- Preserve, Protect and Defend the Environment, Career: All careers
- Dangerous Desk, Career: All careers
- Dirty Air, Career: HVAC Technician
- Air Quality Equipment, Career: HVAC Technician
- Cavity Chemistry, Career: Dental Hygienist
- Move It, Career: Home Health Aide
- Flying High, Career: Aircraft Pilot
- Weighing In, Career: Physician Assistant
- Let the Sun Shine, Career: Seed Grower
- Hot Wheels, Career: Automotive Service Technician