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Handmade Paper Production
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Class Length: 30 minutes
Frequency: 1–2 days per week
Directions: single to multistep directions, visual/written/verbal (based on student need)
Environment: small space, quiet environment, some hallway interactions
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Description
Handmade Paper Production is a center-based class that uses die-cutting equipment and related tools/materials to create handmade paper products.
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Skills
- Work Readiness:
good hygiene/appearance/dress code, willing to work, socially-emotionally ready to work. - Time management/organizational skills:
on time, attend at least 30 min., attends when scheduled, gathers materials, completes assignment. - Communication:
advocates for self, communicates with supervisor, knows when to ask for help, asks for help. - Interpersonal/teamwork:
can work with a peer, will help boss and/or when asked. - Follow directions:
follows simple multistep directions, takes direction from supervisor, occasionally takes direction from colleagues, follows routine/rules. - Problem solving:
identifies and solves common problems, identifies uncommon problems, accepts constructive criticism, checks work when completed, requires minimal support to handle challenges appropriately. - Safety:
self-control, follow safety rules/procedures, navigate school safely (transitions, hallways, sidewalks, etc), use materials safely.
- Work Readiness:
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Tasks
- Following a basic routine.
- Greeting a supervisor/peer.
- Signing in/out.
- Locating and understanding assignment.
- Locating materials needed for assignment.
- Sorting, packaging.
- Labeling, operating die cutting equipment.
- Laminating, cutting paper/lamination.
- Creating cards/posters/banners/envelopes/etc.
- Delivery of materials throughout building.
- Sorting, packaging, recycling.
- Quality control of material.