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Economic Systems (Free Enterprise vs. Command): Travel Blog Project
Blogs have taken off in the last few years. Make writing relevant to students by introducing the blog article format. In this project students will select two countries, one from each list (lists are provided) to use as their inspiration for a travel blog article. Students will then compare and contrast travelling to each country by including an analysis of the economic system in place and other traveler related information. Based on their research, students will provide a recommendation for a t
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Marketing I Activity & Project Bundle
Interview Questions & Rubric for High School Mock Interviews
Planning mock interviews? This PDF includes a rubric and 50 questions to use with students who are planning to attend college or seek employment after high school. The questions were designed to help guide a conversation, especially with students who aren't as talkative. I encourage interviewers to use these questions along with follow-up questions. Below are a few examples of the questions included:- What would I learn about you from your social media accounts?- What contributions have you
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Email Writing Scenarios
Have you encountered a poorly written email from a student? I know I have! It never ceases to amaze me that many students do not know how to craft a basic email. Writing emails is a critical life skill and this activity pack was designed to help students explore and master email communication.In this activity, students will write an email based on a provided scenario (10 scenarios included) using the Email Checklist provided. Students will trade emails with a partner and analyze their partner's
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Business Communications Activity and Project Bundle
Accounting Fraud Crime Report (Project Instructions + Grading Rubric)
In this project students work individually or with a partner to conduct research on the Internet about an accounting fraud case including: an overview of the company, the crime scene, the suspects, evidence about the case, and suggest how this event could be prevented in the future. They will develop a crime report and present their findings to the class. As the other students watch they will record the company name and a brief description of the fraud on the provided worksheet. At the end of th
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Business Ethics & Social Responsibility Activity Bundle
Business Management Scenarios Advice Column Project
Being a manager is not always an easy job. Put students in the manager role with this 5-scenario management set. High school students will imagine that they are the author of an advice column on business management. Students will respond to one of the scenarios by giving the manager the best possible advice to a problem. Their response should include:-Identify effective management skills to use-Provide a detailed plan for how to deal with the issue-Explain why this strategy was selected-Explain
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Business Management Activity and Project Bundle
The Business of March Madness
Looking for a lesson for your Sports Marketing class? This no prep, multi-day lesson on the Business of March Madness (UPDATED FOR 2024) is the perfect answer, relatable and engaging content for students based on something they are interested in. Goes into the ins and outs of how March Madness makes money, advertising and sponsorships, bracketology, One Shining Moment and other information. Works perfect in a sports marketing, marketing, general business, advertising, branding, or sports managem
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Social Media Influencer Marketing Project
Want a project for your Social Media Marketing class that is fun, engaging and relatable to students? In this no prep project students create their own social media influencer campaign and pitch. Then present it to the class. This provides student choice and produces influencers from all different industries and results in great presentations with lots of variety!Includes:DirectionsRubricSample ProjectLinks to articles used for class discussions/do now'sYou may also like:- Types of Influencers-
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Cultural Differences International Business Project
Take advantage of this no-prep, easy to use, digital project, worksheet, reflection, and grading rubric. Students will research the the cultural differences, non-verbal symbols and images, cross-communication barriers and strategies to overcome them, and low- vs. high-context cultures for conducting business in another country.This product promotes student choice by allowing them to select the country they will research and select the product type they would like to create. Students have the cho
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Business Communication Activity Bundle
Hospitality & Tourism Marketing: The Basics
Don't know how to introduce the hospitality and tourism marketing industry? This no prep lesson does just that. Delving into differences in target markets, 4 P's to 7 P's, different segments and uniqueness to this industry that affects marketing. Activities include the creation of a infographic as well as some analysis of the uniqueness factors and developing a suggestion to combat it in marketing. Includes:PowerPoint2 activities related to PPTRubricYou may also like:- Hospitality & Tourism
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Be an Entrepreneur Market Research Project
In this project, high school business students will imagine they are starting their own businesses to conduct market research. With the business concept in mind, students will craft a market research question, create a survey, gather data, analyze and report their findings, and make recommendations for their business concept based on their research. Market research can be used throughout the product life cycle, but for this project, students will be using market research to help explore the mark
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Be an Entrepreneur Business Simulation Semester Project
Career Research Project (Outline, Rough Draft, Final Report, and Presentation)
This product contains detailed instructions for conducting career research, writing an outline, rough draft, final draft, and creating a presentation. This product also contains a 200-point rubric for grading student work. Students take an interest inventory to help them select a career of interest. Students then write an outline, rough draft, final draft, and create a PowerPoint Presentation on the career they select.
The assignment details document specifications and requirements for the pro
Grades:
9th - 12th
Circular Flow of Income Activity
Spark students' interest by handing them play money on the way into class!When you're ready to start the activity, have them meet in groups to represent either households, businesses, the government, or other countries. Once in groups, have them choose a "role card," which will give them specific details about their role. Students will exchange money based on how it would flow based on their roles!Detailed teacher instructions included:What to do before classHow to set up the activity during cla
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Food Truck Budgeting for a Catered Event Project
Whether for businesses or individuals, budgeting is an important part of money management. In this project students will create a budget based on the premise that a food truck has been asked to attend an event. Students will identify fixed and variable expenses, calculate total expenses, and figure the percentage each expense represents of the total budget. Then, students will reflect on their budget and provide a rationale for why the expense was needed to cater the event. This project includes
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Food Truck Business Simulation Semester Project Bundle
Cover Letter Assignment for High School Career Unit
This product includes brief assignment instruction, a sample student cover letter, and a rubric for grading the project. The assignment instructions provide three different jobs students can choose from to apply to and a list of required elements for the cover letter.
I like to have students write a cover letter for a job they could currently obtain so that they could tweak the cover letter for a job they may really want to apply for. The assignment instructions are in written in Microsoft Powe
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Create a Social Media Campaign Proposal
Update your marketing lessons with this social media marketing campaign proposal. In this project, students may work individually or with a partner to create their own social media campaign proposal. Each student or group will be assigned a scenario card for inspiration to complete the “Brainstorm a Social Media Campaign” worksheet. After students complete the worksheet, they should use a word processing program to create a marketing proposal. Detailed project instructions are provided.After th
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Media Marketing Project Bundle
Food Truck Advertising Project
Advertisements are everywhere you look. In this project, students will design an advertisement for a food truck of their creation. Students will select one of the listed media to create an on-brand advertisement. Topics covered in this project include advertising media, advertisement types, advertisement techniques, target market, and brand image. After students design their advertisement, they will answer 8 reflection questions. A grading rubric is included to assess student mastery.This produc
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Food Truck Business Simulation Semester Project Bundle
Sports Marketing: Should College Athletes Be Paid?
Want to get your sports marketing students writing? This writing prompt is the perfect way to do it without them complaining about having to write! It addresses the question: should college athletes be paid? Students will look at the economic factors and revenue of the NCAA as a whole.Includes:Lesson PlanWriting Prompt ActivityVideos, articles, and studies (for students to use when writing the paper)RubricYou may also like:-Business of March Madness-Should College Athletes Be Paid Chat Stations-
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9th - 12th
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Food Truck Marketing Research Project (Notes + Instructions + Rubric)
Marketing research is gathered and analyzed to help businesses make decisions. In this project students will learn first-hand, how to create and conduct a survey for a food truck business of their creation. This no-prep lesson comes with 15 slides of content covering the marketing research process, plus project instructions and a grading rubric to assess mastery. In this project students will create an infographic to report their findings. Take it a step further, and have students present their
Grades:
9th - 12th
4 P's of Marketing Cereal Box Project! - The Marketing Mix (Week Long Project)
Great Marketing Project that Incorporates the 4 P's of Marketing! (Product, Place, Promotion, Price). Week Long Project! Word Doc for easy editing. Student groups are "employed" by a major manufacturer of nutritious and delicious breakfast cereals. Their assignment is to work with a team that has been given the responsibility of developing a brand new cold breakfast cereal. The teams will be provided with the target market(s) for this new cereal, and must come up with the: 1) Product idea2) Pa
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: 4 Unit Projects Marketing Bundle!
Food Truck Business Plan Project
Save yourself some time and add this ready-to-use, food truck-themed, business plan project to your cart. This product contains detailed instructions for writing a first draft and revision of a business plan, along with a sample business plan for a food truck. The instructions provide guided, open-ended questions to prompt student thinking and encourage creativity, collaboration, and real-world application. This product makes grading easy with the included grading rubric for assessing student wo
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9th - 12th
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Food Truck Business Pitch Project
Business pitches are used to describe a business venture and attract investors. Give your students hands-on experience with this detailed product. In this project, students will explain their food truck business concept, develop a well-designed presentation, and use persuasive techniques to gain investors. As other present classmates will reflect on each presentation with the pitch evaluation worksheet. Detailed project instructions and grading rubrics are included to make planning a breeze. For
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Local Retailer or School Store Social Media Campaign Project
Do you have a school store? With this project, your students will craft a social media marketing campaign. If you don't have a school store, any local retailer can be used as the subject for this project. Students will describe the products/services offered and target market, design a campaign around an overall goal, examine how to measure social media success, recommend social media channels to utilize, develop a social media schedule for one week, and design three posts with visual and written
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Retail Marketing and Operations Project Bundle
Business Case Study: Target Consumer Behavior
Case studies are a great way to bring in a relevant example to life for students! The case study includes videos and background of the well known brand: Target®. It analyzes their predictive analysis, data mining methods, and tools that help them predict consumer behavior. It also includes an example of a successful prediction of a teen's pregnancy that was highly controversial in the media. This fits in great to any business, marketing, consumer behavior, advertising, ethics or public relations
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Business Case Study Bundle 1
International Trade Agreements & Organizations Museum-Style Exhibit Project
International trade agreements and organizations are essential to the global marketplace. Skip the direct instruction and act as a facilitator to help students learn about trade agreements and organizations in a student-led learning experience. Students will work with a partner or small group to research an international trade agreement or international trade organization (list provided). Students will then put together a "museum exhibit" in presentation software with information about the basic
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: International Business Activity Bundle
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