Family and Consumer Sciences
Relationships Snapshot
Mrs. Adams
Date
Daily Learning
Target
8-12
I can summarize topics
studied in
Relationships.
Agenda –
Congruent Tasks
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8-13
I can explain the
functions of dating in
our society.
8-14
I can explain the
functions of dating in
our society.
8-17
I can explain the
functions of dating in
our society.
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8-18
I can explain the
functions of dating in
our society.
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I can explain the
functions of dating in
our society.
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8-19
Formative Assessment
Introduction to Course/ 1st Day Hand
Outs
Syllabus/Index Card/ RR Passes
Getting To Know You
BR
Pre-Test
Life Timeline
Case Study Jigsaw
Share Out
Chicken Soup: Pg. 2-3 (Love Yourself)
BR
Dating Top 10
Boys vs. Girls Top Tens
Chapter 8.1 Notes
8.1 Quiz Review
BR
8.1 Quiz Review
BR: What would you like to learn in Relationships?
BR
8.1 Quiz
What Is Love? (Music, Movies, TV,
Bible) With Tweet Wall
Types of Love
8.2 Notes
Love Language Profiles
Love Language Jigsaw
Share Out
Chicken Soup Pg. 122-126
BR: What is your definition of love? Why is it such a
hard concept to define?
BR: If you saw someone walking down the street
who looked exactly like you, what would your
impression be? Do you tend to be critical of
yourself? Explain.
BR: What does the statement, “Beauty is in the eye
of the beholder,” mean to you?
BR: When it comes to dating, do you see teenagers
being pushed into acting older than they really are?
Give an example.
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Types of Love Story
Chicken Soup p. 234-236
BR: What do you think a majority of people are
searching for when it comes to relationships?
8-20
I can recognize the
stages in the dating
process.
8-21
I can recognize the
stages in the dating
process.
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Infatuation vs. Love
50 First Dates
5 Couples
Am I Ready
BR: Do you think there is a communication barrier
between males and females? Explain and/or give
examples.
I can describe
beginning and
ending dating
relationships.
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Marriage Article
Single Living Trends
Single Living Collage
BR: What does the following quote mean to you:
Relationships are like dances in which people try to
find whatever happens to be the mutual rhythm in
their lives.
I can describe
beginning and
ending dating
relationships.
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The First Date
He’s Just Not That Into You Ch. 1
Appointment With Love
BR: Why do you think some people choose to stay
single versus marrying?
I can distinguish
between mature
love and romantic
feelings.
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Breaking Up Intro.
Chapter 8.3 Notes
He’s Just Not That Into You Ch. 2 and 3
BR: What are three reasons some people choose to
remain single rather than marrying?
I can distinguish
between mature
love and romantic
feelings.
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Time To Break Up?
Factors Affecting a Break Up
He’s Just Not That Into You Ch. 6
BR: Is there a right and a wrong way to break up
with someone? Explain your answer.
8-24
8-25
8-26
8-27
8-28
8-31
9-1
I can distinguish
between mature
love and romantic
feelings.
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I can analyze dating
behaviors for longterm effects.
I can analyze
dating behaviors
for long-term
effects.
BR: List at least three reasons why a couple might
choose to break up.
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BR
Jigsaw It’s Called A Break Up Because
It’s Broken
Share Out
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Review 8.3 Quiz
8.4 Notes
Philosophy of Love
BR: What are some techniques that can be helpful in
getting over a relationship?
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Philosophy of Love Type and Revise
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BR: Do you agree or disagree with the following
statement? “The person most committed to a
relationship has the least power in the
relationship.” Explain your answer.
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Philosophy of Love Type and Revise
Final Draft Due
BR: How important is it that your friends share your
same values and attitudes about sex? Explain.
9-2
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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Abstinence vs. Sexual Activity
Dangers of Intimacy
BR: How important is it to plan ahead when making
decisions about whether or not to have sex? Explain.
9-3
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
9-8
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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Intimacy Survey
Sexual Responsibility Case Studies
Agree or Disagree
Values Comparison
8.4 Quiz Review
BR
8.4 Quiz
8.5 Notes
Contraceptives Research Introduction
BR: Do you think pressure is placed on teens to
participate in sexual activity? Why or why not?
9-4
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
BR: How important is it that your parents share
your same views about sex?
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8.5 and Contraceptive Quiz Review
Contraceptive Research
BR: How many different known STDs are there?
9-9
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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8.5 and Contraceptive Quiz
Contraceptive Research
BR: What are your thoughts on contraceptives?
Who is responsible for providing them? Explain.
9-10
I can analyze dating
behaviors for longterm effects.
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Contraceptive Research
BR: Are there any contraceptives that are 100%
effective in preventing pregnancy?
9-11
I can analyze dating
behaviors for longterm effects.
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9-15
I can analyze dating
behaviors for longterm effects.
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Teen Pregnancy Notes
Pregnancy Pact
What Are Options? (Music, Movies, TV,
Bible) With Tweet Wall
BR
Sexual Harassment Notes
Sexting Article and Questions
Sexual Harassment Quiz Review
BR: If you found out your partner had an STD, what
would you do?
9-14
I can analyze dating
behaviors for longterm effects.
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Sexual Harassment Quiz
Domestic Violence Notes
Rihanna Article and Reflection
BR: Describe how an unplanned pregnancy could
affect a teen couple’s life.
9-16
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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I can thoroughly
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explain topics studied in
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Unit 1 of Relationships.
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Unit 1 Test Review
Test Talks
BR: Describe two long-term consequences of
contracting an STD.
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I can thoroughly
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explain topics studied in •
Unit 1 of Relationships.
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Unit 1 Test
Bitter Fruit and Reflection
BR: List two main ways the AIDS virus is spread.
9-17
9-18
BR: Do you think states should still require couples
to get blood tests for STDs before they get married?
Why or why not?
9-22
9-23
9-24
9-25
9-28
9-29
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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Diary of a Mad Black Woman with
Madea Reflection
BR: None
I can analyze dating
behaviors for long-term
effects.
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Diary of a Mad Black Woman with
Madea Reflection
BR: None
I can identify personal
qualities that can help
you build a happy and
stable marriage.
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Chapter 9.1 Notes (Book)
Experiences in a Concentration Camp
Look Before You Leap
BR: List and describe the five types of abuse
discussed in your domestic violence notes.
I can analyze how
skills for
communicating,
making decisions, and
solving problems can
help a relationship
grow.
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Chapter 9.2 Notes (Book)
The Science of Smooching with
Reflection
BR: Name two common health risks to a baby born
from a teenage mother.
I can analyze how
skills for
communicating,
making decisions, and
solving problems can
help a relationship
grow.
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Chapter 9.3 Notes (Book)
Maturing As a Person
Inventory of Personal Readiness
BR: What weight is considered low birth weight?
I can identify
important decisions
to be discussed
during the
engagement period.
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Wedding Traditions Jigsaw
BR: What do you think it means to be “ready” for
marriage?
9-30
10-1
10-2
10-12
10-13
10-14
I can identify
important decisions
to be discussed
during the
engagement period.
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How to Be A Good Housewife
Chapter 9.4 Notes (Book)
Our Expectations of Marriage
Wedding Rituals Just For Show?
BR: How does empathy strengthen a relationship?
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning Introduction
BR: Give one example of how emotional stability is
an important quality in a relationship.
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: List three things you think a couple should
discuss before deciding to marry.
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: Give one example of how emotional stability is
important in a relationship.
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: List two negative reasons and two positive
reasons why people choose to marry.
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: Describe two ways of dividing roles in a
marriage relationship.
10-15
10-16
10-19
10-20
10-21
10-22
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: Briefly describe two ways in which a family’s
support can help a couple’s relationship.
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
BR: None
I can recognize the
legal aspects of
beginning a
marriage.
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Wedding Planning
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Chapter 9 Test Review
Test Talks
BR: List four personal qualities that make it easier
for couples to build satisfying relationships.
Chapter 9 Test
BR: Study quietly for your chapter 9 test.
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Marital Adjustment Notes (Power Point)
Patterns of Adjustment
BR: List three reasons why a premarital counselor
may suggest that a couple make their engagement
longer.
I can thoroughly
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explain topics studied in •
Unit 2 of Relationships.
I can thoroughly
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explain topics
studied in Unit 2 of
Relationships.
I can explain how
similarities and
differences between
spouses can affect a
marital
relationship.
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10-23
10-26
10-27
10-28
10-29
10-30
11-2
11-3
11-4
I can explain how
similarities and
differences between
spouses can affect a
marital
relationship.
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Chapter 10 Notes (Book)
Marley and Me with Chart and Reflection
(Movie is in Library)
I can explain how
similarities and
differences between
spouses can affect a
marital
relationship.
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BR: Explain why marrying as a teen may add more
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Marley and Me with Chart and Reflection stress to a relationship.
(Movie is in Library)
I can thoroughly
explain topics
studied in Unit 3 of
Relationships.
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BR: How could a person tell if his or her partner
would be willing to give up personal gain to
strengthen the marriage or family relationship?
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Final Review/Flash Cards (Flash cards
are for the matching questions. They
should write the word on one side and
the definition on the other. These cards
are worth 100 points and their review is
also worth 100 points.)
Final Review/Flash Cards
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Final Review/Flash Cards
BR: Describe three qualities of a flexible person.
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Final Review/Flash Cards
BR: Give an example of complementary qualities in
a couple’s relationship.
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Finals
BR: Name three common emotional adjustments to
a divorce.
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Finals
BR: List and describe three types of custody
agreements.
I can thoroughly
explain topics studied in
Unit 3 of Relationships.
I can thoroughly
explain topics studied in
Unit 3 of Relationships.
I can thoroughly
explain topics
studied in
Relationships.
I can thoroughly
explain topics
studied in
Relationships.
I can thoroughly
explain topics studied in
Relationships.
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BR: From whom would you be willing to get marital
counseling from? Do you think that both partners
must change before counseling can produce positive
results?
BR: Give one example of how emotional stability is
important in a relationship.
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