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Free Winter business simulations
Personal Finance Car Buying Project
This project is great for use in any principles of business, personal finance, or other business class. In this project students will work at their own pace as they to go through all the steps necessary to make an informed car buying decision. This project uses the Internet and familiarizes students with sites like Kelly Blue Book, BankRate.com, and insurance websites. Students will be guided through selecting a car, comparing prices, finding what other consumers are paying for the car, finding
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9th - 12th
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Financial Literacy: Understanding the Stock Market - 3 Activities! - Grades 3-5
3 activities that help students understand the stock market! No prior knowledge needed!
The stock market is very complex, but is an essential life skill. This file contains 1 introductory page that briefly defines a stock market and 3 introductory activities. The activities are watered-down simulations of buying and selling stock. The activities introduce students to stock price changes, profit, stock brokers, and commission. The activities are very student-friendly and engaging and are me
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3rd - 6th
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INTERACTIVE: Navigate Your Online Bank Account
In this activity, students will use an online simulation to practice monitoring balances, reading statements, doing online transfers and paying bills using online banking. They might even feel the sting of overdraft fees too!
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7th - 12th
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Financial Literacy: Understanding the Stock Market - 3 Activities! - Grades 6-Up
3 activities that help students understand the stock market! No prior knowledge needed!
The stock market is very complex, but is an essential life skill. This file contains 1 introductory page that briefly defines a stock market and 3 introductory activities. The activities are watered-down simulations of buying and selling stock. The activities introduce students to stock price changes, profit, stock brokers, and commission. The activities are very student-friendly and engaging and are meant t
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6th - 9th
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Venture - Entrepreneurial Expedition - Digital Food Truck Simulation
Venture - Entrepreneurial Expedition - FREE Digital Food Truck Simulation - http://bit.ly/2yjpb6y
Venture – Entrepreneurial Expedition™ is designed to teach students to think entrepreneurially about business and life. The course uses case studies, an interactive business simulation, and personal development activities to teach important basic business skills. Students develop a personalized plan for their individual business, along with a roadmap for academic and career success.
Venture provi
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7th - 12th
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Fun Free-Market (Capitalism) Simulation - (Distance Learning)
In this fun free-market simulation, students learn the basics of the free-market by participating in an imaginary market where they negotiate sales. They learn that everything in a free-market-- prices, what is made, how it is made, and who buys it-- is determined by the interactions between free consumers and free suppliers. Kids also learn the relationship between price and the number of consumers or suppliers; and they learn how monopolies and oligopolies can rig the market. Perfect to introd
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Scarcity and Supply & Demand Lessons
Project our software onto your wall and conduct the liveliest, most intriguing lessons ever! Our online lessons stream directly into your classroom. Scarcity and Supply & Demand made EASY and FUN in a format kids will love. Clear, simple, and complete lesson plans make you expert in economics with no prior knowledge or experience. Enjoy!
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6th - 9th
Career Planning for Middle & High School Students
Adolescents are not only eager to learn about what careers and industries will be in demand in the next decade but also what skills they need to effectively land the position in the career field they want. This lesson plan offers interactive activities that students can complete in pairs and groups in regards to creating their resume and cover letters as Video Quizzes that they can complete to answer questions on what to do and not to do on job interviews
Also the students will work in pairs to
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9th - 12th
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Mini Market Play Kit for Preschoolers: Fun Role-Playing and Learning Activities
I am excited to introduce a new, engaging resource designed to bring the world of business and entrepreneurship into your preschool classroom: the Mini Market Play Kit! (I am giving this out for free, so I hope you can leave a review. Thank you, teachers and parents!)What is the Mini Market Play Kit?The Mini Market Play Kit is a comprehensive set of printable templates and activity guides that allows young learners to set up and run their own mini market. This hands-on resource encourages basic
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PreK - 3rd
Effects of Globalisation: Fishbowl Discussion (IGCSE Business, Unit 6.3)
Fishbowl Discussion about globalization, its causes, effects and sustainability. Purpose of this discussion is not to convince the audience about certain position, but to demonstrate proficient communicating and critical thinking skills, active listening, using evidence, asking open-ended questions to others and referencing to what previous students said. Students in the inner circle take turns to introduce their positions and react to them within a given time limit. Students in the outer circle
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9th - 10th
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International Trade and Relations Game
You will participate in an international trade simulation in which you are “born” into a country and must produce and sell goods to survive. You will become a member of various countries ranging from among the richest to the poorest nations on earth. These countries will be endowed with a level of raw materials that correspond to their GDP, and each nation must then produce at a level sufficient to maintain both its population and environmental quality. Through this interaction you will discove
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10th - 12th
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Interview Questions - Introductory activity
This introductory activity is great for 6-9th grade students that are new to interviewing. Lesson is for 1, 50 minute class but can be expanded to fit more, or can be shortened to a classroom discussion. Lesson plan with standards and printable hand out or upload page available.
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6th - 9th
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Budget Spreadsheet Blank(with formulas)
Educator Budget Spreadsheet Blank- This budget spreadsheet will calculate everything for you, it has all of the formulas in it. When opening this spreadsheet, please click "make a copy" in your google drive.
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Personal Finance Project
This is a fantastic classroom management tool that can be incorporated into any classroom. It introduces students to the concept of budgeting and coordinates well with the financial literacy curriculum.
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7th - 12th
Theory of Constraints
Here are the images illustrating the Herbie principle from Eliyahu Goldratt's book "The Goal". They show a line of diverse hikers on a narrow mountain trail with a young boy, 'Herbie', at the front, struggling with a heavy backpack to represent a bottleneck in a production process. The other hikers behind him, waiting, illustrate delayed production against the backdrop of a scenic mountain trail.
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Free Money
I hope you get the idea I wrote this book to be an easy way to make money from the Internet. We are now in the golden age. You can make money only by using your mind. We are now in an era where you are not obligated to use physical effort. You can now get a good salary while you are at home.
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Higher Education, Adult Education
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Business Motivation Game
Fun Business Simulation! I have used this game with my students every year and they always love it. Whether you are teaching a business course or you just want to enrich the students learning with a business focus for the day, this game will bring a lot of fun and learning to your classroom!
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5th - 12th
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Data Entry & Customer Service
Take your students on a fun journey creating their own business concepts, getting information from customers and entering the data into their computers. They may use Access or more simply, Word. This activity gets them out of their seats, socializing and completing data entry tasks. You will enjoy watching them play out this real-world activity!
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8th - 12th
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Foreign Exchange Rate- Candy Simulation (Currency Appreciation, Depreciation)
This simulation uses candy to teach exchange rates, currency appreciation, and depreciation.In this simulation, students will be placed in one of two countries (U.S or Mexico) where each round they will be vacationing to the other country to buy candy. Before taking their vacation, students will have to exchange their currency for the currency they need. The exchange rate will change each round, showing students how an appreciating dollar buys more Mexican candy, and how a depreciating peso buys
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Not Grade Specific
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GDP "Popsicle Stick Airplane" Simulation: GDP Growth, Factors Affecting Growth
In this super fun GDP simulation, students build popsicle stick airplanes to understand GDP, GDP Growth, and Factors Affecting GDP Growth (Technology and Population Changes). A simple chart allows students to easily see how adding new technology and increasing population affects their GDP. They also answer post-simulation questions after the activity (answer key included). Teacher directions included.Materials: glue, scissors, popsicle sticks (cheap at any big-box store).Please check out more of
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Not Grade Specific
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Winter Theme: Sledding *Green Screen* (or not) *video background
This freebie contains two jpegs and one video background for use in Zoom. The still shots contain visual prompts for "get ready, get set" and the video puts you snowtubing down a snowy mountain. You can use them without a green screen if you don't mind the lack of clarity. Use as a reinforcer or when students need a fun break!
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Building Wealth Simulation with Student Handout
This is an easy and interactive way to reinforce personal finance concepts using a great simulation tool provided by the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. I do not claim ownership of the simulation but I did create the questionnaire that students can use while navigating through the interactive simulation.
Regardless of your feelings about the Federal Reserve System, this is a great tool to help teenagers understand how to “build wealth.” The simulation is entertaining and truly connects with to
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9th - 12th
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Career Pathways Project
This will give students an opportunity to research careers while working on digital literacy skills by creating a Prezi. Students will also be responsible to connect their learning to the real world by researching area businesses where they could get work experience for their chosen career. Students research bls.gov and wicareerpathways.org.
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6th - 12th
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College Simulation: PAYBACK
Immerse yourself in this interactive game where you make decisions to get to and through college. See how decisions affect your student debt while also learning how to balance your happiness, connections and focus. Featured in the NY Times, PAYBACK is a game that takes minutes to play and will lead to great classroom discussions and conversations with parents too!
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8th - 12th
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