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Compare Types of Economic Systems 5-E Lesson | Intro to Economies | Google
This lesson defines & explains the types of economic systems in place around the world. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with a fun, “4 Pics, 1 Word” warm-up activity, then introduce key vocabulary. Students complete a fill-in chart comparing the 4 main types of economic systems - Traditional, Market, Command, Mixed. Check for understanding with a “Show What You Know” practice activity, “Big Ideas” summary & exit ticket q
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6th - 12th
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Capitalism Socialism Communism 5-E Lesson | The Economic Spectrum | Google
This lesson examines the concepts of capitalism, socialism & communism to connect economics with the real world. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin by reviewing types of economies with a “Tale of 2 Cows” warm-up activity. Then, students complete a chart comparing the goals & characteristics of Capitalist, Communist & Socialist societies. Challenge your class to categorize traits typical of each economic system with a “S
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6th - 12th
College and Career Readiness Bell Ringer Writing Prompts (Editable)
Need writing prompts for your college and career readiness class? These writing prompts are a great way to extend thinking in a fun way. My students are always engaged when I give them time to free write with a prompt. Writing prompts are great as a hook, bell ringer, formative assessment, or review.What's Included:40 weeks worth of writing prompts. Each day has a different theme. Two digital formats are included. One for students to copy and write in and another for the teacher to project and s
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Financial Literacy Month (April) BUNDLE
Keyboarding Activities for your Speed Demons
Ever have those students that get done with everything so fast? Ever want to take a break from your keyboarding program and do something fun? Do you need something that you can easily give a sub when your are absent?Here are 16 original keyboarding activities that will keep your speed demons busy, but also enhance their knowledge about Word, writing, and the world! I keep these lessons in a binder at each desk, ready for use if I need a quick lesson plan or if a student needs something extra to
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6th - 9th
Business and Economics - Resources Activity Pack
Bring your Business and Economics lessons to life with hands-on activities that explore Economic Resources.Worried about teaching Business and Economics because you don’t know the difference between the NASDAQ and the All Ords? Don’t stress we’ve got you covered, and you don’t need an Economics degree or even read the business pages. This activity pack will help your students define and identify the various types of economics resources including Natural, Human, Capital and Community Resources. B
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4th - 6th
Also included in: Grade 5 Business and Economics Complete Unit
Pros and Cons of Capitalism vs Communism 5-E Economics Lesson | Google
This lesson investigates the effects that capitalist & communist economic systems can have on a society. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with an “I Spy” photo analysis warm-up contrasting daily life in the USSR & Russia. A “Trashketball” experiment explores the differences between capitalism & communism. Challenge your class to identify various pros & cons of each system by examining modern TV shows. Assess learn
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6th - 12th
Capitalism and the Free Market 5-E Lesson and FUN Economics Game | Google
This fun lesson explores how capitalism works in the real world. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with a warm-up that challenges students to become entrepreneurs & create “to-do” lists for their new businesses. Then, review the characteristics of capitalism and discuss the traits of this economic system. Play, “Conquer Capitalism”, a fun, digital board game where students compete to become the richest, most-successful entrepr
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5th - 12th
MIDDLE SCHOOL BUSINESS ELECTIVE - How to Start My Summer Business
Designed to empower young minds with entrepreneurial skills, this five-lesson* elective is the ultimate guide to kickstarting a successful summer venture. Over the course of 2.5 hours per session, students will dive deep into the world of business, learning useful lessons, collaborating with peers, and applying their newfound knowledge in real-world scenarios. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to turn summer break into a season of entrepreneurship and innovation! *May be adapted to a s
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5th - 9th
Explain Economic Systems 5-E Intro Lesson | What Does it Mean? | Google
Explain the purpose of economic systems & examine how different types of economies can affect daily life. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! A fun, “Survivor” warm-up activity challenges your class to consider what things they might need to win the game. Present vocabulary & explain the role of an economic system while students fill-in notes & complete practice activities. Assess learning with an Exit Ticket activity. Your pu
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6th - 12th
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Career Exploration Goal Setting Journal for Middle or High School (Editable)
(Editable) Watch your students grow in their interest of Careers with this Career Exploration goal setting journal. Intended for middle or high school students to explore their strengths, career ideas, interests, and aspirations. This career readiness journal will guide your students with goal setting (habit of change), growth mindsets, and to envision life in high school and the future. This editable journal consists of 40 questions that come in two Microsoft formats: booklet style (24 pages) o
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6th - 12th
Financial Literacy Bell Ringer Writing Prompts (Editable)
Need writing prompts for your financial literacy class? These writing prompts are a great way to extend thinking in a fun way. My students are always engaged when I give them time to free write with a prompt. Writing prompts are great as a hook, bell ringer, formative assessment, or review.What's Included:40 weeks worth of writing prompts. Each day has a different theme. Two digital formats are included. One for students to copy and write in and another for the teacher to project and students ca
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Financial Literacy Month (April) BUNDLE
Career Investigations Digital Interactive Notebook
Do you teach a Career and Technical Education course that needs to cover a unit over careers?This interactive notebook will allow students to:Investigate education and/or training needed for careersEvaluate personal interests, skills, and values, identifying potential careers Write a resumeCover interview questionsWeigh the advantages and disadvantages of their dream job and moreThis interactive notebook will take students a week to complete. Have students work on it virtually or in the classroo
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7th - 12th
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Image Resolution Lesson & Pixels Project for Digital Design - Notes and Activity
Perfect combination for beginner digital design or graphic design students. Learn about image resolution, and then put it into use creating a pixel person version of themselves. First: Introduce students to the basics of image resolution, pixels, and resampling through an interactive notes presentation. Student copy with text boxes to fill in on each page. Full speaker notes provided on teacher copy, no prep! Then: Let students get creative and gain a deeper understanding of pixels as they cre
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7th - 10th
Types of Economic Systems Study Guide, Review Game, Intro Unit Test | Google
Review & assess various types of economic systems with this bundle of engaging materials! First, reinforce key concepts with a study guide & review lesson. Then, students practice applying economic vocab terms by playing a fun “$100,000 Pyramid” review game. Finally, assess your student’s learning with a 20-question, multiple-choice test. Your purchase has print & interactive, digital versions of the materials. Made for traditional in-class learning or digital 1:1 classrooms. Everyth
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6th - 12th
Career Research Project Digital Worksheets Google Slides
Can't pass out a Career Research packet this year? Me either! Use this Google Slide Worksheet packet instead! Students take a Career Interest Survey (link provided) and generate a list of possible careers. They will pick 3 to research further and answer questions about.Google slides are fully & easily editable to adapt to your needs. Students must have individual devices, access to Google Slides, and internet access.Looking for a whole Career Exploration Unit instead? Check here!
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5th - 8th
How to be ready for an interview.
Preparing for an interview might seem intimidating, but at the same time it primarily means taking time to thoughtfully consider your goals and qualifications relative to the position and employer. During the interview, you should ask for clarification or details about the role, so you can be sure you're ready should you receive a job offer. Researching the role before an interview will also help you to decide whether or not the position is right for you. Research the company culture Modern comp
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Career Steps
The Student's Ultimate Guide to Making (and Keeping!) Money
Many students consider getting a part-time job during the summer (or maybe even the school year) to make a little extra cash. Making and keeping money is hard work, especially as a middle school or high school student. This resource is a step by step guide and interactive workbook for students who want to learn how to make some extra money. But it is also the ultimate cheat-sheet for learning to keep track of their money in a smart way so they aren’t left wondering what happened to it by the end
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6th - 12th
Career Exploration and Investigation
What is the importance of a checklist? ... By listing out and organizing your tasks—and then checking each one off one by one—you can easily prioritize how to spend your time (and make sure no important tasks fall through the cracks). Checklists also provide a serious dose of productivity-related positive reinforcement. As you check off tasks, you’ll get a surge of accomplishment, which inspires you to keep going, check off more tasks and get more done, and increase your overall productivity in
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Career Steps
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