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Higher education Winter business simulations
Buying a House Simulation
Students will interact in a simulated housing market. There will be several houses to choose from, as students must factor in their annual salary, expenses, credit score, and other financial dynamics. Buyers are to use their net income and the houses’ details to determine their most optimal house. At the end of the simulation, students will justify their housing decision.
This activity is a simulation in my book, "You're Gonna Need a Bigger Wallet." The entire book's .pdf can be purchased at a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Economics Entrepreneur Tank Project - Supply & Demand Unit (Distance Learning!)
Are you ready to turn your students into entrepreneurs? Your students will design and then pitch their inventions to successful investors (sharks). Then, the Investors decide who gets their investment. In this project, your students become the entrepreneurs and pitch their own products! This is by far my favorite Economics project of the year. Watching my students "learn by doing" while having fun, engaging in a little friendly competition, and getting a taste of business brings a smile to my fa
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Renting an Apartment Simulation
Students will interact in a simulated apartment market. There will be several apartments to choose from, as students must factor in their annual salary, expenses, credit score, and other financial dynamics. Renters will use their job earnings in order to determine which apartment is best suited for their particular financial situation. At the end of the simulation, students will state why they chose the apartment that they chose.
This activity is a simulation in my book, "You're Gonna Need a B
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Financial Fraud/Identity Theft Simulation
Students will read several financial scenarios, including investment opportunities and consumer purchasing methods, and determine whether there is fraud or identity theft taking place for each situation. Students will place the fraudulent scenarios in the jail shoebox, and the non-fraudulent scenarios in the housing shoebox.
This activity is a simulation in my book, "You're Gonna Need a Bigger Wallet." The entire book's .pdf can be purchased at a discount from my TPT store at the following lin
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Preparation Bundle for High School Students
This extensive bundle will provide your high school students with career preparation lessons and materials to take on college or a job after high school. Teach your students about developing a great resume, how to land the job with success, interviewing skills, determine college costs, job salaries, job openings, building a powerful digital career portfolio and much more. Choice boards, rubrics, work samples, articles, and worksheets are provided in this worthwhile bundle for your classroom res
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Marketing Plan Project
This is a semester-long project for Principles of Marketing. Students create their own company and a new product and then must come up with a marketing plan to launch the product onto the marketplace. Assignments include:
1. General company description
2. Company mission statement
3. Product description
4. Market Research
5. Situation Analysis
6. Objectives
7. Positioning and Key Points of Difference
8. Marketing Mix
9. Start-up expenses
10. Implementation
11. Evaluation and control
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mock Job Interview Simulation
This has been one of the most impactful lessons I have created, namely because I still periodically hear from former students about how this activity helped them secure their coveted jobs.
This activity is a simulation in my book, "You're Gonna Need a Bigger Wallet." The entire book's .pdf can be purchased at a discount from my TPT store at the following link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Book-About-Hands-On-Financial-Literacy-Simulations-for-Teens-Young-Adults-3047053.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Ready to get your students out of the textbook, and into real world situations? This engaging set of business case studies are sure to get your students thinking about what critical business skills look like in the real world. This set of business case studies covers crucial ideas such as ethics, technological disruption, starting a brand new business, balancing profit and innovation, and differing leadership styles (among other things). This is an evolving bundle, as well, so you can anticipate
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Book About Hands-On Financial Literacy Simulations for Teens & Young Adults
These simulations come from Nick's book, "You're Gonna Need a Bigger Wallet." The book is available on Amazon for $24, or on TPT for $21 in .pdf format. The .pdf format is more ideal for teachers than the printed copies of the book because it allows for easier access to print the activities and handouts.
"You're Gonna Need a Bigger Wallet" is geared towards teachers and organizations who desire to teach personal finance skills in engaging and practical ways. Several industry experts contribute
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Accounting Monopoly- EXCEL PROJECT - ALL Ready! CHECK OUT THE VIDEO!
Let your students compete for the highest capital value in the accounting game where no one loses! This 1-2 week long project is the best part of the year. All you need to do is print copies (or share online) and find some Monopoly Boards (I believe there are free excel ones online too). Included- Lesson Plan and suggested timeline.Word- Journal Transaction form for in person, Student Basic Transaction Guide/Trade Cheat Sheet, and End of Day Game count- I print these on BRIGHT cardstock.The Exce
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Retirement Accounts and Compound Interest Simulation
Students are given a person’s financial scenario and must help that person determine how much money they need to save in order to meet their retirement goals. They are asked to put a certain percentage of their gross monthly income into a 401(k). Then, students will use string to graphically measure the estimated returns that can accrue with Roth IRAs when people begin saving at a young age compared to beginning to save at an older age.
This activity is a simulation in my book, "You're Gon
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Engaging Business Case Study: Business Ethics
What happens when a new manager uncovers evidence of wage fraud? What do you do when an unethical practice is ingrained in the culture, and rocking the boat could mean a loss of profit? This business ethics case study puts students in those very shoes."New Leadership at ManuJet" follows a new manager trying to inspire confidence in her abilities while navigating a difficult ethical situation. This case study is designed for high school business students to analyze competing priorities between un
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Engaging Business Case Study: Branding and Marketing
This case study, centered on "Re-Threads" is a great glimpse into a young brand ready to build their brand, and their foothold in the community. This case study follows the fictitious Re-Threads, an emerging fashion company founded by Sarah Mercer. Her passion for sustainable and ethically-sourced clothing materials, coupled with a deep connection to the community, shaped the very essence of her brand--at least that is how she saw it. Students take on the role of branding and marketing consultan
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Economics- Meal Planning and Grocery Shopping Project
This project is designed to help students realize the reality of food cost in a budget for a week. In this activity students are given different levels of income to spend on food for a week. Based on the income given to them, students design a week's worth of meals. After planning students are sent to a local grocery store to shop for all necessary items to complete their meals. After totaling the grocery list students are asked to reflect upon their choices and make better choices in shoppi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Engaging Business Case Study: Entrepreneur Start-Up
So many students have the desire to start their own business, but aren't entirely sure where to start. This engaging case study is designed to walk students through the business creation process and all the hurdles that come along with it.Adrian Ramirez is an enthusiastic aspiring entrepreneur just out of high school. He hopes to take his food skills and knowledge to the market by starting a food truck. As consultants, students will analyze his situation and make a plan for getting his food truc
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Business Analytics 2nd Edition Sanjiv Jaggia, Alison_SOLUTIONS MANUAL
SOLUTIONS MANUAL for Business Analytics, Communicating with Numbers 2nd Edition by Sanjiv Jaggia Professor, Alison Kelly Professor The download file inludes:Complete Chapters 1-18Compressed zip folder INSTRUCTOR MANUAL ALL CHAPTERSR Code GuidePython Guide and SolutionsExcel Spreadsheets and WorkBookSyllabus Undergrad Business AnalyticsSylabus Business Analytics and Data Mining for BusinessAppendix
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Virtual Budget Project Google Slides Personal Finance
Your students will create a virtual budget based on income, planned vs. actual expenses, and taxes. Students will watch a video and read articles about saving and goals as they make their budget. There are Google Sheets templates and questions for analysis. This easy-to-use 25 slide template is a great summative project for students to create and analyze a budget.This project is great for high school Personal Finance, Economics, Business, or Life Skills classes. A background knowledge of budge
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Engaging Business Case Study: Responding to Scandals and Crisis
This case study, centered on "Eco Motor" is a great case demonstrating the difficulty of cleaning up after a company breaks trust with its customers and shareholders. Dive deep into the intricate world of corporate ethics and crisis management with our exclusive case study on "Eco Motor - The Emission Dilemma." This compelling lesson serves as a vivid exploration of the challenges faced by businesses in maintaining brand integrity and navigating crises effectively.Explore the nuances of ethical
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Engaging Business Case Study: Basic Business Accounting and Record Keeping
Faithful Fixes: A Case Study in Business AccountingFaith Rodriguez has built her home projects and contractor business, Faithful Fixes, but now she faces a new challenge. With a reliable business and growing opportunities, Faith needs to get her books in check. In this case study, students will step into the role of consultants to help Faith jump start a basic bookkeeping system. Your students will analyze the provided financial data and create a plan to organize Faith's accounting practices. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
The Prisoner's Dilemma: The Classroom Game
If you have ever gone to lunch with coworkers you probably have experienced the prisoner’s dilemma. How did you split the check? Suppose everyone had agreed to split the check equally. If everyone ordered the same amount of food there is no problem. However, if John orders an appetizer, a dessert, and a bottle of wine, the others are subsidizing John’s lunch. Therefore, almost everyone will order more food. Otherwise, they are paying for John’s lunch. This is an example of the prisoner’s dilemma
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Engaging Business Case Study: Viral Marketing
This case study, centered on "Sweet Freezes" is a great example of the benefits and potential perils of viral marketing. Unlock the secrets of successful viral marketing with this engaging and practical lesson designed for budding marketers and entrepreneurs. This comprehensive session blends theory with hands-on application, empowering students to navigate the thrilling world of viral marketing.In assigning this activity, you will ask students to grapple with the issues of brand integrity, mark
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
Normal Distribution in a real life context: Lake Tekapo Fish Mongers
Are you having trouble explaining what Normal distribution is and how it can be used in real life? Are your students craving a hands on activity that would make sense of this concept? Do you need an engaging project on statistics? Would you like an activity that already has enrichment, scaffolding and all of the material ready to go? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, this project is tailor made for you!Your students will assume a role of a research team for a fishing company.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The True Cost of Insurance Simulation
Students inherit a scenario’s insurance costs, including their person’s premium and deductible. After assessing their person’s insurance premiums, students will learn how life circumstances (i.e. injury, automobile accidents, etc.) can affect their out-of-pocket costs, as well as other insurance charges. They will learn these lessons by playing a board game that allows students to encounter how insurance costs increase when people get sick, hurt, careless, etc. Students are to complete the “Stud
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Engaging Business Case Study: Expansion, Merger, and Competition
Sal’s Snips: A Case Study Exploring Mergers, Competition, and ExpansionIn front of Sal Saldano sits a huge decision-- whether or not to expand his business to the lucrative downtown of Genericburg. And if so, how? In this case study students will follow the story of an invented small business owner-- Sal Saldano-- as he hires students to consult him on his expansion efforts. Your students will be charged with pouring over the information provided, and then constructing a consultant's presentatio
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Engaging Business Case Study Bundle!
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