FCCLA Resources

• Four resources are still available to interest PA FCCLA advisers on first come first serve.  Complimentary FCCLA resources were awarded by drawings of chapters affiliating in September, October, and November.  Any affiliated PA FCCLA chapter adviser may contact the state office and choose from the following resources.

• Remaining Available Resources from PA FCCLA

  STOP The Violence CD (1)

  Smashed Documentary DVD (3)

  Book - Ironing It Out by Charles P. Lickson        Seven Simple Steps to Resolving      Conflict (1)

  Book - Dateable: are you? are they? by Justin Lookadoo and Hayley DiMarco (1)

  Book - From Dull to Dynamic, Transforming Your Presentations - by Steve Boyd        and Josh Boyd (1)

• The 2009-2010 Adviser to Adviser Leaders are Deborah Dobies and Mary Alyce Knauff.

• FCCLA offers interdisciplinary programs that address a variety of learning  styles from individual projects to team projects and cooperative learning activities.  The key to success in starting a new chapter lies with integrating FCCLA into the Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum and classroom. FCCLA programs and activities meet the PA FCS Academic Standards.

• FCCLA Lesson Plans and Activities are available for download on the Programs tab of the national FCCLA website.

• Additional FCCLA Resources and Program Guides are ordered through the online store on the national website.  

• FCCLA resources CDs connect to Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum.

• The FCCLA resources encompass student leadership, integration with Family and Consumer Sciences, Family and Consumer Sciences Academic Standards, and Career Pathways.  Examples of FCCLA resources are: 

  • The Essential Guide to FCCLA in the Classroom
  • FACTS CD
  • FCCLA Chapter Handbook
  • FCCLA What's It All About? DVD
  • Middle Level Guide CD  
  • STOP The Violence Toolkit and CD
  • Training Future FCCLA Advisers
  • Lesson Plans to use FCCLA National Programs in the Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum may be downloaded from the national website.
  • "A Quick Start to FCCLA" may serve as a guideline for Family and Consumer Sciences teachers to use in integrating FCCLA into the FCS curriculum.   The guide will enable advisers and members to planning a simple and defined program of work and chapter activities.

     

  A Quick Start to FCCLA	A Quick Start Manual	A Quick Start Manual
  Monthly Guideline to Start and Affiliate an FCCLA chapter	Abbreviated Timeline Chart	Abbreviated Timeline Chart
  Sample Chapter Action Plan	Chapter Action Plan
  Where Do I Start?	Where Do I Start?
  FCCLA Planning Process Overview	FCCLA Planning Process Overview
  FCCLA Planning Process	FCCLA Planning Process Worksheet	Writeable FCCLA Planning Process Worksheet
  Parliamentary Procedure and Suggested Order of Business	Parliamentary Procedure Order of Meeting
  How to use the Gavel?	Pointers on use of the Gavel