BUNDLE | Economics UNIT for Intro Business, Entrepreneurship, or Economics
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No prep Economics BUNDLE No need to plan! Great value with multiple resources that aid you in delivering meaningful student-centered UNIT lessons. Every day is set out for you with all the components and in the order to help you seamlessly deliver an engaging unit in Economics.
Each resource includes Learning Goals and Targets, Warmup/Do Now Activity, Instructional Presentations, Guided Questioning, Teacher Notes to support your delivery and mastery of the content, Main Activities, Lesson Guides, Answer Keys, and more!
Start with #1 and work through to #8 in this UNIT BUNDLE. Take advantage of the bundled resource discount!
Ideal for courses in Business, Entrepreneurship, Fundamentals of Business, Social Studies, Career & Workplace Readiness, Economics, and more.
Economics bundled resource includes:
- Scarcity and Choice and trade-offs through a Cupcake Shop Experiential Learning Activity
- Four Factors of Production - Essential to establishing or running any business enterprise
- Supply and Demand - Designed to help you unpack content with modern and relevant examples to the high school student
- GDP with engaging student-to-student opportunities
- Business Cycle with Monetary & Fiscal Policy designed to draw in your students to content that will serve them now and later in life.
- Economics Unit Exam editable for your classroom needs & includes Answer Key
- Economic Systems
- Economic Terms Review
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