with Mrs. Ball

This is your life are you ready for the real world?  This first unit will help young people start putting together different elements for a professional portfolio.  Use the button to find the directions and work through the course work.  Rember that if you need help simply let the teacher know.

What is the Power of One? 

• Power of One helps you find and use your personal POWER. 

Why do a Power of One project?

• You create a project just for you.

• You set goals for yourself, then work to achieve them.

• And you see results!

• You’ll have new experiences, learn about yourself, and feel pride in reaching a goal.

• Plus, you can earn recognition from your FCCLA chapter and the state and national organizations.

Five Units of Power of One

• A Better You—improve on a personal trait

• Family Ties—get along better with family members

• Working on Working—explore and prepare for careers

• Take the Lead—develop leadership qualities

• Speak Out for FCCLA—tell others about the organization

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How do I get started?

• Getting started is easy. Just choose a unit that interests you. You may want to do all five units someday, but choose just one to start. The units do not have to be completed in any particular order.

What do the words we write really have to say about us? In this lesson, students examine the power of word choice as they write six-word memoirs of their lives. After manipulating the language of their memoir with an interactive tool, students reflect on synonymous words that they have explored and choose the best one to use to tell the story of their lives.

What do you want to do with your future?

Have you ever thought about owning your own business?  Do you wonder how others do it?  This project will let you explore 

How does one start their dream at an early age? Take a moment and explore these resources to learn more about entrepreneurship.

How does one start their dream at an early age? Take a moment and explore these resources to learn more about entrepreneurship.