101. Home Economic Careers & Technologies develop an educational and career plan for themselves students will synthesize thelesson material and INTRODUCTION TO economics, Through discussion of a story http://www.horizonshelpr.org/home/homeecono.html

Including the areas of: LESSON PLAN SYNOPSIS RETAIL MATHEMATICS A position in a retail establishment is the first real world job for many high school youth. Some of the basic skills needed to succeed in these jobs includes proficiency in mathematics and verbal communication. Through completion of the assignments and activities in this lesson plan, students will calculate total dollar amounts, compute sales tax, determine earned commissions, and calculate average earned wages. MARKETING SURVEY Through classroom discussion and demonstration, students will describe the purpose for conducting market surveys. Through group activities and discussion, students will demonstrate team building skills while creating survey questions that simulate business concerns. By conducting personal interviews with peers and adults, students will learn to appraise the value of information in the decision making process. ECOTOURS Through an examination of the different types of biomes and ecosystems that exist on our planet, students gain an appreciation for the factors that create diversity in cultures and nations. Through study and research, students gain insight into the pros and cons of each specific biome and the unique attributes that foster tourism for that region. BEOWULF Beowulf , an Old English poem, describes the adventures of a great warrior of the sixth century. Students will identify the personality differences between the poem's lead characters and relate this to working in today's business world.

102. Useful Web Links - Social Studies, American History, Economics, Lesson Plans, Tr the court system. New York State home Page Meet our governor, GeorgeE. Pataki, and see what our state government is all about. http://www.mandia.com/kelly/useful_links.html

Education-Related Sites Regents Exam Prep Center - Helpful site from the Oswego City S.D. to help high school students meet the N.Y. State Regents requirements in English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Brief Review in United States History and Government - Prentice Hall's site where you can test your knowledge with multiple-choice questions from actual Regents exams. Find out taking skills on DBQs, with the option of e-mailing answers directly to your teacher for review. infoplease.com CNN Online - Get all the latest headlines and news. The Best of History Websites - a portal created for students, history educators, and general history enthusiasts. Here you'll find sites, rated for usefulness and accuracy, that will help you study or teach a wide variety of topics and periods in History. EyeWitness - History through the eyes of those who lived it ... " Your ringside seat to history - from the Ancient World to the present Cultures.com - This site is devoted to cultures, living and ancient, and the promotion of world communication. An interesting variety of links and articles on world cultures. The Exploratorium - Experience art, science, and technology with many images and sounds!

103. Stone Fox In this lesson, students use the book, Stone Willy was able to comehome on the in college, Willy studied accounting and agricultural economics....... http://www.umsl.edu/~wpockets/schoolhouse/lessons/Stone_Fox/stone_fox.html

Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner Harper Trophy ISBN 006440132-4 Lesson plan by Mary Anne Pettit Description: In this lesson, students use the book, Stone Fox , to understand income, capital, saving, taxes, and credit. Stone Fox tells the story of Little Willy, a ten year old who enters a challenging dog-sled race in hopes of winning money to pay the back taxes on his grandfather's farm. Personal Finance Concepts: income, capital, saving, taxes, credit Related Subject Areas: reading, social studies, math, English Instructional Objectives: (Students will be able to:) 1. explain that people receive income for doing work and use this income to buy goods and services. 2. define capital as the tools, equipment, and buildings used by businesses to produce goods and services. 3. define credit as the ability to buy goods and services now and pay for them later. 4. appreciate the importance of being a good "credit risk." Time Required: five to ten class periods Materials Required: copy of Stone Fox for each student (or read chapters aloud to class) copy of Activities 1 for each student copies of brochures or pages from college catalogs containing tuition data and/or Internet access to locate college and university web sites with tuition data Procedure: Assign the first two chapters of the book. Or, read the assignment together as a class.

104. EconomicsPennsylvania not just selling products but also by offering lessons with bus Nicole want to starta parttime home and school Academy who are in Mr. McGinn s economics class http://www.economicspa.org/

Home About Us News Educator Resources ... Member Network Events / Workshops Congratulations to Business Plan Competition Statewide Winners Anita Kane The first place award for the Pennsylvania Business Plan Competition goes to "Canape Catering" by Lindsay Engbert and Nicole Ling from Chestnut Ridge High School and Ms. McDonald's English class. Lindsay and Nicole want to start a part-time home and school based catering business with plans to expand to a full time business in seven years. The second place award for the statewide competition goes to "Memories Created" by Lauren Ahearn and Sarah Litchell from Sewickley Academy who are in Mr. McGinn's Economics class. Lauren and Sarah will create a one-of-a-kind specialty business that provides professional scrapbooks, highlight videos, collages, invitations, framed pictures, artwork, and gift baskets for reasonable prices. The third place statewide award goes to "Memories Created" by Lauren Ahearn and Sarah Litchell from Sewickley Academy who are in Mr. McGinn's Economics class. Lauren and Sarah will create a one of a kind specialty business that provides professional scrapbooks, highlight videos, collages, invitations, framed pictures and artwork and gift baskets for reasonable prices. An honorable mention award for the statewide level is "Top Gun Shooting and Training" by Meg Freeman who is also from Tunkhannock Area High School and in Mrs. Coleman's class. Meg's facility will be located on 387 acres of forests and swamps and will offer an array of shooting and trapping options and include training and safety classes for young people as well as a cafeteria and a dog sitting service.

105. Clabber Girl Corporation Search for quality ingredients for all your baked goods. Good Things Happen When She's in the Kitchen. Recipes available on our site http://www.hulman.com/bakery/lesson_plans.phtml

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