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Classroom Organization – A.K.A.
Teacher Sanity
Classroom organizational ideas to help keep your sanity in
the classroom. BYO electronics for easier viewing (not
necessary).
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Housing Diversity in Children’s
Literature
Learn to evaluate children’s books for their “housing
message”, and find out what Ball State University students
are doing to increase the diversity of children’s housingrelated books in area libraries.
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E-Learning in FCS
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Apps for use in the FCS classroom –
Google docs
Apps for use in the FCS classroom –
Recipes & nutrition and monster
interviews
How to better prepare our
graduates for FCS teaching
Take a look at an example of E-Learning in action in the
FCS classroom. Google apps, iMovie, and a free website
builder all work together to create an easy to use elearning module.
Two FCED students will be presenting a session on how to
use google plus apps in your classroom.
Two FCED students will be presenting a session on how to
use recipes & nutrition and monster interview apps in
your classroom.
Pam Stigall, instructor at Ball State University will
facilitate discussion on skills/traits necessary to become a
FCS teacher in today’s world.
Two FCED students will be presenting a session on how to
use generic texting and food pricing apps in your
classroom.
Two FCED students will be presenting a session on how to
use GFlash plus and flashcard apps in your classroom.
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Apps for use in the FCS classroom –
Generic texting and food pricing
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Apps for use in the FCS classroom –
GFlash plus and Flashcards
Journals in the classroom
STEM: Empowering Middle Level
students with Finance Facts!
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C.S.I. “Culinary Scene Investigation”Safety & Sanitation Unit
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Literacy Standards in middle school
food preparation labs
Food Borne Illness Storybook
Project
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Opportunities and Expectation of
Retirees
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Creative Classroom Environments
Purdue’s pre-service FACS methods students will share
weekly plans using the Aug. 2014 academic standards.
They’ll share activities, apps, games and projects based
on “FCS-MS 2: MIDDLE SCHOOL FINANCIAL LITERACY:
Students will apply management practices to personal,
family, and financial resources.”
Presenting a hands-on way to review safety and
sanitation practices: Students become the culinary
“crime” scene investigators, discovering what is wrong in
the kitchen.
The incorporation of literacy standards into middle school
food preparation standards
Incorporate the literacy standards easily with this student
project. Each student is assigned a food borne illness to
research on the CDC’s Bad Bug Book and then create a
short story about the illness.
Discussions—retirees opportunities to serve and mentor
young professions.. Expectations of continued AAFCS
membership
Improve student interest with a learning space the sparks
creativity. Get ideas and find out how students feel about
the average junior-senior high school classroom.
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Searching for Ideas for Human &
Social Services? Service-learning
projects may be your answer.
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Kahoot-Classroom Based Response
System
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“Where Does Your Money Go?”
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Dress a Girl Around the World
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Agritourism in the Culinary
Classroom
Empower students to target relevant issues in their
community. Learn how Owen Valley promotes
authentic youth engagement using the IPARD/C
model. Successful projects related to teen safe
driving, anti-bully campaign, and other youth
passions will be shared.
Kahoot is a classroom based responsive system that is
great to use to introduce materials as
a pretest or even as a review for an exam.
Interactive online program from Purdue Extension gives
participants a resource to not only learn more about
planning finances, but also a place to develop those plans.
Why ask where your money went when you can tell it
where you want it to go?!
Hope 4 Women International unites sewers from
around the world because they believe that every
girl deserves the dignity of owning at least one dress.
This presentation will explain the program, and give
directions on how to make and donate simple
pillowcase dresses.
Integrating Culinary Arts, Agriculture, and
Business to create an innovative Agritourism
pathway. Utilizing
local business to provide hands-on learning for
students.
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Farm to School: School Gardens
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BRING A FRIEND TO FACS!
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Purdue Extension and FCS
Teachers—A Powerful Partnership
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Preschooler Nutrition and Snack
Crafts
Interested in hearing how you can bring the farm to your
school? This farm to school roundtable will offer tips on
how to grow school gardens and how to safely handle the
produce after harvest. Come with your questions and
leave with helpful resources!
What do presently enrolled students, a community
outreach and marketing the FACS department all have in
common? Why BRING A FRIEND TO FACS of course.
Attend this session to learn how our department has
established a tradition of giving back to our community
while promoting the FACS course offerings.
Learn how you can work with your local Purdue Extension
office to enhance your curriculum and utilize Purdue
Extension educators in your classroom. Ways to develop
a partnership with Purdue Extension will also be shared.
A two day lesson plan to introduce the topic of providing
for a preschoolers nutrition needs utilizing Smartboard
and an interactive snack lab.
This round table will focus on how to use various Google
Tools such as Docs, Sheets and Presentations to make life
easier for you and your students. Google Classroom will
be demonstrated if you are interested. Bring your own
device if you want to follow along.
I will share several small sewing projects that any
beginning sewing students would love to sew to create
something worthwhile, creative and fun while also
learning basic sewing skills. I will demonstrate step by
step directions for the cell phone charger caddy (pattern
included in the book) and share the grading rubrics for
these projects. Middle School Standards covered include:
Caring for Resources and Reading Manuals, Technology
Integration throughout FACS and Decision Making,
Problem Solving and Critical thinking.
Students work with elderly to see conditions (physical,
emotional, and financial). “What would you want; or want
to avoid?” Includes community/service learning, family
relations, housing, food/nutrition, aesthetics and
encourages respect.
Purdue’s Family and Consumer Sciences Education
program offers outstanding opportunities for
undergraduate teacher education and post-baccalaureate
/ Transition to Teaching licensure. Stop by to chat with us
and learn more!
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Google Tools In The Classroom
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SEW FUN: Small sewing projects
for beginner students using high
tech (or even low tech) sewing
machines.
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“All I Need to Know when I Retire I
Learned in my HS FCS/FCCLA
Backyard”
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Say Yes to FCS at Purdue
University!
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Celebrate Nutrition at your school
by having your students make
nutrition displays.
Learn about a fun nutrition project that your students can
do to celebrate National Nutrition Month. This project
not only covers several FACS standards but also several
Language Arts standards.
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Score Big with Fuel Up to Play 60!
Fuel Up to Play 60 is a program that can bring your
wellness policies to life! Designed to be student-led , it
provides funding opportunities to help make positive
changes at your school.
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Find out more about the Fashion
Careers Course
This presentation will cover best practices for the Fashion
Careers course. The presentation will cover course scope
and sequence, project ideas to utilize in class, and
internship experience and expectations.
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Life’s Best Beginning-A
curriculum for the education and
promotion of breastfeeding in
secondary education.
Presented by the Marion County Public Health
Department, this easy to use, no cost curriculum/kit
provides everything teachers need to be comfortable and
competent addressing the subject of breastfeeding and
gives teachers the opportunity to introduce this
important information.
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Do Your Students’ Resumes Say
Yes to FCS?
Do your students know how to articulate the career skills
they have acquired in your class? This brief experiment
will highlight some ideas on how you can help your
students strengthen their resumes.
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How to Integrate Fuel up to Play
60 in your FACS and FCCLA
Program!
Are you looking for ways to energize your Nutrition and
Wellness Class and/or your FCCLA Program?
Why not check out how you can find valuable resources
available to you and your students? Fuel up to Play 60 is
an awesome program available to Middle Schools and
High Schools. You can also write grants for money for
equipment and food for your program!
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Nutrition Science Careers
A general outline of the class will be presented, as well as
positive and negative issues that occurred during the
class. A time for questions and answers will be provided.