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Business Simulation Activity
NO PREP!!!!*A fun project-based learning activity that uses real-world concepts to teach economic/business terms.* Students are in charge of their own learning by creating a business.Have your students learn about:-Profit -Wages-Product-Gross Income-Insurance-Advertising-Net Income-Taxes -Profit
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Baldy's Practice Set
Baldy’s Barber Shop accounting and bookkeeping practice set course was made to provide individuals and students with an overview of how the manual concepts taught in an introductory accounting course can be applied to a manual and computerized accounting system. In addition, the practice set illustrates the benefits of using a computerized accounting and bookkeeping system.The bookkeeping practice set uses a one month accounting cycle for a fictional business (Baldy's Barber Shop) and is a great
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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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Roommate Contract
For those of us who save our precious few teacher pennies by boarding with another - here's an easily edited contract template in Microsoft Word. (Not legal advice).
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Time Sheet
Time sheet that students are able to use each day in preparation for job skills.
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Determining how to tax a community
This activity goes through a fictitious community and asks students to decide how to tax its residents. Each at the end the students are asked to justify the type of tax they would impose and why. Generally this activity is done in small groups or as a class. Gives really good opportunity for discussing who would be, could be, should be more responsible for the costs of living in a community.
Mathematical answers are specific but students choice and reasoning are variable.
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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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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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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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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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Free Market Demand Schedule and Curve: Candy Simulation
This simple activity asks students to create a market demand schedule for their chosen candy by surveying their classmates. On the back of the sheet is room for them to graph their demand schedule and create a demand curve from it. For distance learning, have students pick any food and survey their family at home!Please check out more of my econ and gov products at my store where, in the spirit of helping out kids and teachers, everything is free!Please rate the products if you like them as that
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Classroom Store Purchase Tracker
Use this spreadsheet to track the “sales” of your reward items in your classroom rewards store.
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Paycheck Budget
This sheet helps organize the way we spend and save income in one pay period.
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e-Commerce in the Classroom - Progression Chart
Considering how to engage your students in e-Commerce or how to teach students about e-Commerce in business? Use this "Progression of e-commerce Activity in the Classroom" model to decide how to start. For more details about e-commerce in the classroom, check out our other products.
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