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Middle school business elective course proposals for Montessori
Supply Chain Chart & Cards (Montessori)
Supply chain work created to connect to interdependencies work. Includes the following: supply chain overview chartcards to sequence food supply chaincareer cards to connect workers to food chain sequencecards to sequence clothing supply chaincareer cards to connect workers to clothing chain sequencecontrol copies for both supply chain works diverse representation of workersYou will need to supply: short pieces of stringRecommendations:print cards on cardstockprint supply chain chart on larger p
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2nd - 8th
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Young Entrepreneurs Workbook - Interactive Project Based Learning Activity
Kidpreneurs get a real-world lesson in business education through this interactive project-based learning method. This business planning kit walks you through how to be a young entrepreneur and start a small business. Great for individuals or groups to learn about math, economics, product design, marketing, and gain soft skills.Fun for a summer project or hands-on activity during the school year. 12 pages of worksheets (US Letter and A4 versions included): * Product Brainstorming* Business Name*
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3rd - 8th
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Young Entrepreneur's Workbook
Empower your middle school and high school students with the "Young Entrepreneur's Workbook" – a comprehensive resource designed for budding business minds. Whether you're leading a project-based classroom or guiding your homeschooled teens through an enriching curriculum, this workbook provides a structured and engaging journey into the world of entrepreneurship.Key Features:Foundational Vocabulary:Equip students with a solid understanding of business concepts through a carefully curated list o
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Yearbook Ad Form (Editable)
This form is a great template to use for yearbook class. This can also be used to sell ads for any program. This form is 100% editable.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
20 Financial Literacy Writing Prompts & Discussion Questions
Here are 20 great Financial Literacy Writing Prompts & Discussion Questions to infuse writing into your classroom. A sample of writing prompts below:1. Research what the idiom; “Keeping up with the Joneses” means and relate how it can affect a person’s spending as they age.2. It’s easier than ever to spend money today than it was in the past. Explain why this is so. Think creatively about all of the ways companies can have you spend money nowadays.3. We didn’t always have money as you k
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8th - 11th
Economy Terminology 3-Part Cards and Posters
The study of economics helps to instill a greater understanding for the interconnectedness of people, businesses, markets, and government. These nomenclature cards introduce the child to the following terms:•Economics•Supply and Demand•Imports•Exports•Economic Consumer•Economic Producer•Goods and Services•Primary Sector•Secondary Sector•Tertiary SectorContentsPgs. 2-6: Economic Terminology 3-Part CardsPgs. 7-9: Economic Terminology 3-Part Cards ControlPgs. 10-19: Economic Terminology PostersPg.
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: Imaginary Island Curriculum and Materials Bundle!
The Colonial Barter Game
A Barter game perfect for introducing or wrapping up a unit on Colonial America and/or Economics!
Students, together in groups, try to trade to acquire all the items in their "shopping" list!
***Teacher Adaptable!!***
Teachers can adapt the game to make the difficulty fit their class!
This download is equipped with the following:
- Teacher instructions on how to use
- Student sheet with shopping list and reasons why you need the item
- Reference sheet of items and their worth
- Trading cards
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Grades:
1st - 8th
35 Career & Business Writing Prompts
Here are 35 great Career & Business Writing Prompts to infuse writing into your classroom. 8 Persuasive Writing Prompts, 16 Expository Writing Prompts and 9 Narrative Writing Prompts Document opens in Microsoft Word so you can edit it to your liking. A sample of writing prompts below:Persuasive - Convince potential investors to give you money to start your new company.- Should all small businesses have a presence on the internet and social media? Why or why not?Expository- What are the q
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Business and Career Skills 20 Webquest & Activity Bundle ++ Bonus Files
Personal Financial planning lessons
This is a great personal finance supplement for any business class. It teaches you about effective financial planning and how your students can learn to be financially successful. It is both interesting and easy to read with real-life keys to successful financial planning. Each section has questions for students to answer and the answer key is included at the end of the book.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
South African Rand 2023 New Currency
This set of printables has the latest currency that is being created in South Africa. Keep your children up to date with the new currency as it comes out. Print, cut out and glue back to back to show both sides of the Rand in notes and coins.
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PreK - 7th
CCSS:
Electives Recruitment Flyer Template | FREE!
Let students know all the benefits of taking your electives classes! Download this FREE template and modify it to suit your needs.With download, you will receive a PowerPoint version as well as a Teacher Directions file with a link to make a copy of the Google Slides version.--------Interested in more FREE content? Check out my YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and/or Twitter if you’re into that kind of thing!
Grades:
7th - 12th
Montessori-Inspired Money/Market Activity and Farmer's Market Fundraiser
This lesson should be presented in stages over a series of 2-4 weeks. I have made every effort to follow the Montessori principles and theories to make basic economic principles accessible to the Primary age group. This lesson could also be useful and easily modified to meet the needs of Lower Elementary.I begin with a complete lesson plan of a marketplace mathematics activity, which involves children learning basic methods of counting money. For example, if an apple has a $2 price tag, the chil
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Montessori-Inspired Agriculture Unit Bundle
Global Trade
Global trade is a complex topic to understand, even for adults. The way countries do business with each other has become very complex, especially with the advent of multinational corporations. One decision can cause a trade war with one country while spurring the economies of another. This game is a microcosm for these types of dealings; how the player nations interact with each other directly influences how successful they are in the game.
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5th - 8th
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Industrial Revolution
In this game, the students get to experience the changing landscape of the workforce during the advent of the Industrial Revolution. Students will start as independent craft workers, and some will transition to factory work while others will be able to remain independent. This game demonstrates how machines changed how work was done in a fun and interactive way that facilitates a lot of exercise.
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5th - 8th
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The Assembly Line
This classroom simulation lets your students experience the benefits of an assembly line over traditional modes of production.
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4th - 7th
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Financial Literacy Class | Statistics & Recruitment Campaign Posters | Printable
Do you teacher a personal finance, financial literacy, or life skills class? Are you trying to get students to sign up to your class next year? Included in this digital download are 30 unique posters. Each has a different financial literacy statistic that highlights the importance of taking a financial literacy class, and then a call to action for students to sign up! Resource is sponsored by ChooseFI's K-12 Financial Literacy Curriculum which is FREE for educators to use! www.choosefi.com/k12
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Classroom Testimonials
Testimonials are a great way to promote the subjects you teach. Students that are undecided on what elective to choose will have the opportunity to read previous students experience.
After each semester give each student a testimonial sheet and have them write about their experience in your class. NOTE: Make sure they sign their name below This “Smart” student. When they are done post them outside and inside the classroom for students and staff to read.
This can also serve as data for you to
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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