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Royal Kingdom Simulation: Problem Solving, Budgeting, Explanations Practice
An introduction to simulations for students! You have been hired as the Royal Advisor. Your first task is to update and hire new staff. Any positions not filled will become your responsibility in the meantime. You have a budget of 175 gold pieces. Who will you hire in this first round? Explain why you made these decisions to the king and queen. Students will gain practical application of the following skills: Creative problem solvingDecision makingBudgetingExplanation of choicesRole playing / pu
Not Specific
Creative Writing, Economics , Financial Literacy
Restaurant Simulation: Problem Solving, Budgeting, Explanations Practice
An introduction to simulations for students! You have been hired as the manager of a brand new restaurant. Your first task is to pick out your brand new employees. Any positions not filled will become your responsibility in the meantime. You have a budget of $175. Who will you hire in this first round? Explain why you made these decisions to the restaurant owner. Students will gain practical application of the following skills: Creative problem solvingDecision makingBudgetingExplanation of choi
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Creative Writing, Economics , Financial Literacy
Career Simulation: Building Management (The Longaberger Basket Building Project)
The Longaberger Basket Building is up for sale! Your building management firm has high interest in obtaining this unique property, but you’ll have to generate a full proposal in order to obtain a loan from the bank. As a team, you will need to propose what the building will be used for, how (if at all) you will renovate it, and your plan to launch a successful reopening. Your team will consist of four people. You have a financial expert, a media manager, a public relations (PR) officer, and a te
7th - 12th
Business, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Career Activity focusing on Career Awareness (Grades 6-8)
Students begin by picking a job card. The job cards function as mini job postings for candidates to apply to. Each card lists the job title, required education and/or certifications, median salary, responsibilities, and the skills needed for success in that role. After students choose a job card, they become the hiring manager for that position. As the hiring manager, the student reviews three different resumes submitted by fake candidates. The resumes are strategically designed to highlight dif
6th - 8th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Writing
CCSS
CCRA.W.1
Interactive Multiplication Table | Responsive Digital Tool (5x5, 10x10, 12x12)
Engage students with a fully interactive, multi-sensory multiplication table!This Interactive Multiplication Table is perfect for PC, tablet, and mobile, making multiplication practice fun, engaging, and hands-on. Students can interact with cells, hear satisfying sounds, and visually track their learning progress. ✨ Key Features:Mobile-Friendly Design: Responsive grid adapts to any screen size Touch-friendly interactions with proper event handling Optimized font sizes for readability Preve
2nd - 6th
Basic Operations, Mental Math, Visual Arts
CCSS
3.OA.A.1
, MP1
The Startup Scrum: An Economics Simulation - NO PREP
Turn your students into CEOs with this high-energy Economics simulation!Teaching Economic Standard 23 (Productive Resources) doesn't have to be a lecture. In The Startup Scrum, students must take on the role of entrepreneurs, navigating the four factors of production (Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship) to build a profitable business. This one-page Google Doc simulation is designed for maximum student engagement with zero teacher prep. 🌟 What’s Inside? Resource Allocation Table: Stud
4th - 12th
Economics , Money Math, Other (Social Studies)
Stock Market Simulation to Teach Financial Literacy and Investment Strategies
This activity contains 25 ready to print pages in PDF and a 51 page Canva slideshow presentation. Canva link in PDF. In this 30-minute fast-paced simulation, students calculate gains and losses over four simulation days while experiencing daily market movements, learning the importance of diversification, and understanding how risk tolerance impacts their portfolio. The activity creates floor broker energy as students move among seven stations around the room to invest $5 of classroom money in
4th - 12th
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
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