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Stock Market Crash (1929) Simulation: Causes of the Great Depression

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Will Pulgarin
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Students loved this activity! I had lots of fun teaching it. A really good hands-on way for the students to understand how the stock market crash could happen.
My students absolutely loved this game. I used it during our block period (hour and 30 minute class period) as an introduction to the great depression. We completed the simulation in approximately 50 minutes, and then we took began to take notes.
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Bring history alive for your students! This is a one day stock market simulation that will help your students understand the major causes of the stock market crash of October 29th, 1929 while role playing and while working together! This lesson is an amazing way to start your unit on the Great Depression!

This lesson provides students with a general understanding of how the stock market operates and how stock speculation works. This lesson will bring history alive for your students!

This product includes everything you need to complete the simulation (you will have to print out some stuff ahead of time):

1. Teacher instructions (Now includes video instructions)

2. Printable money

3. Stock market simulation PowerPoint

4. Stock sheets

5. Stock tally sheet

6. Stock information sheet

7. Sounds of floor trading and market bell

I have done this lesson numerous times with 10th and 11th graders. This lesson can be easily modified for lower grades. Enjoy!

This is a great assignment for the next day after the simulation:

First Inaugural Address of Franklin D. Roosevelt - Primary Source Analysis

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Total Pages
40 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
1 hour
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