(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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O-The local community college is presenting a workshop on healthy behaviors and needs volunteers, so you decide to help out.
G-When you get your first bill for college, it is a lot more than you expected and you don’t know how to pay it.
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I-ROADBLOCK: You have a lot of opportunities available to you on your campus and decide to join many clubs. This makes it difficult to keep track of everything and your grades slip. Tell us one way that you can manage your time while you are so bus
B-You get an internship working in a science lab doing research at your college.
G-One of the ways to pay for college is to fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). However, this year, you forgot to fill out your FAFSA and don’t have enough money for college.
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I-You want to join the Health Occupation Students of America club at your school, but it meets during one of your classes.
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B-At your part-time job, you are promoted to shift manager, giving you great leadership experience.
B-ROADBLOCK: You want a part-time job to gain experience, but you are not sure how to find a job. List two ways you can search/find a job.
I-One of your classes requires a service-learning component, and you suggest developing a workshop to teach elementary school students about healthy behaviors (like exercising and eating fruits/vegetables).
B-Working at a part-time job gives you extra money to pay for school, but you have trouble keeping up with classes because your manager keeps adding extra shifts.
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I-You join a study group for your chemistry class in order to get a good grade.
G-ROADBLOCK: You are getting ready to go to college, and need to find money to pay for it. Name TWO ways you could get money for your education.
G-Joining the armed forces is something you are interested in, and you learn that the government will help pay for college classes if you enlist and serve.
B-You take a business class elective and discover that opening your own health care clinic might be a good fit for you.
G-You are eligible for a work-study experience and get a job at the campus library to earn money towards your education.
O-You volunteer at a hospital for two years to learn more about different health care careers.
I-You are a member of an athletic team, but your grades slip, and you lose your spot.
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O-ROADBLOCK: Why might volunteering be important when thinking about going to college?
G-You do a lot of research, and find scholarships specific to your areas of interest.
O-You volunteer to babysit for community functions, and realize that you want to combine your love of kids and health care into a career.
B-You are trained as a dental tech, but when you are hired by the local dentist, he wants you to be the receptionist, which doesn’t use your technical skills.
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B-You are trained as a dental tech, but when you are hired by the local dentist, he wants you to be the receptionist, which doesn’t use your technical skills.
Do NOT earn any points
N-ROADBLOCK: Your sister’s 16th birthday party is on the same day and at the same time as your final exam for the semester. How do you take the test and help her celebrate when you won’t be home?
N-Your sister needs a cast for her broken leg, and you get to watch as the doctor puts it on her. You think that being a doctor might be a good career.
B-Your family nurse offers to let you shadow him to learn more about nursing.
N-You find out that several people you know are in the same biology class, and you decide to study for exams together.
B-ROADBLOCK: You apply for a position as a phlebotomist (someone who draws blood) to gain experience, but are not hired. How else can you gain health care experience?
I-You learn about a national organization, Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA), that helps students develop skills and interests in health care occupations, at your high school and decide to join.
N-It’s the night before a big exam and you need to keep studying. However, your friend down the hall asks you to come out to dinner to celebrate her birthday. You decide to go instead of studying.
G-College is expensive! Before you apply, you decide to work part-time to save money for expenses.
N-Your grandma becomes ill, and you have to drop a class to help care for her.
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O-You donate blood at your high school’s blood drive and learn more about how blood donations can help your community.
O-You want to volunteer at your local health clinic, but other responsibilities mean you don’t have time.
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N-You find out that your cousin took the physics class you are taking next semester, and he offers to loan you the textbook.
G-You learn how to budget you month finances by keeping track of your expenses. As a result, you are able to put money into your savings account.
G-One of the ways to pay for college is to fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). You fill out the FAFSA and receive enough to pay for the school year.
N-One of your friends offers to help you study for a big exam in a class that’s hard for you.
O-ROADBLOCK: You want to volunteer at a place that requires all volunteers to be eighteen years old. Name another way that you can get involved in your community.
I-You learn about Doctors without Borders, a group of health care providers that go to other countries to provide medical services. You are able to go on a medical mission where you assist in providing health care services.
O-You want to volunteer at your local nursing home, but you forgot to turn in you volunteer papers. You have to wait to start volunteering.
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I-ROADBLOCK: You really want to join a club related to Physical Therapy, but your school doesn’t have one. What can you do to continue to learn about Physical Therapy?
O-You run a fundraiser to donate money to fund cancer research at your local hospital.
N-Your family offers to buy you a new laptop for your continued education.
I-You are really good at athletics, and earn an athletic scholarship.
N-When your brother gets his wisdom teeth out, you help him as he recovers, and decide a dental career would be a good fit.
B-Finding a job that gives you relevant health care experience is tough, so you decide to give up.
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