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Business Common Core RH.6-8.3 resources
Scarcity and Supply & Demand Lessons
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6th - 9th
FACT SHEET The Factors of Production "Economics Made Easy"
Economics Made Easy: The Factors of ProductionLearning TargetsStudents learn the Four Main Resource Types, which are also referred to as the Factors of Production. Students Learn the Key Concepts of the Factors of Production.Use as a wall chart, station, course handout, and more! Laminate and keep as a class copy to reuse year after year!High color images!Part of a Bundle! Click here for the entire Factors of Production BundleClick here for the Factors of Production FACT SHEETClick here for the
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6th - 12th
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Travel Agent Geography Activity -Latitude/Longitude, Distance/Direction EDITABLE
My students love this fun activity that requires them to demonstrate knowledge of latitude/longitude, distance/direction and other map skills. It is great as a review or summative assessment.Essentially, each student takes on the role of a travel agent. I use the following procedure, but this format is easily adaptable to your needs.1) Each student draws 5 latitude coordinates and 5 longitude coordinates. (A file with coordinates is attached and ready for you to cut out.)2) Each student w
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4th - 8th
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US History: Stock Market Project Distance Learning
This is the ninth and eleventh lesson in my Roaring Twenties Unit, in which students will be simulating stock market investments.Background: A stock exchange is an organized system for buying and selling shares, or blocks of investments, in corporations. By the late 1920s, stock prices were very high. The rising stock prices convinced many people to invest in stocks. Many investors did not have the money to buy stocks, so they bought on margin. This meant that they paid only a small part of the
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7th - 11th
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Also included in:Â US History The Roaring Twenties Unit BUNDLE
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