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8th grade business scripts
Student-Led Round Table Discussions
This unit provides resources to teach students how to facilitate their own “round table discussion” focused on research they have been doing in your class. Through this process, students will exercise and showcase reading, writing, language, and most prominently speaking and listening skills. They also build confidence to communicate well in the workplace. All resources are modifiable for middle school, high school, or college level instruction. We have included several resources (Google slides
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Capstone for All course
Making Wise Decisions
Making Wise Decisions includes opportunities for students to make decisions and then practice in justifying their decision. The video link goes to a video that addresses questions that students can ask themselves when making a decision. Packet includes discussion questions, handout, four activity sheets as well as the short video. The packet is a form so students can key answers and save it on their electronic device. Making wise decisions applies to a variety of content areas so this packet is
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5th - 8th
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Job Interview Questions
This activity allows students to answer some of the most commonly asked real world job interview questions. There are question cards to work on verbal practice and a worksheet with the same questions to give students time to think about and reflect on their answers. (Partner asking questions can also fill out the worksheet!)
A blank set of question cards and a blank worksheet are also provided! Have students think about what might be asked!
Some questions include:
• How do you typically handle
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Just do it! Set of inspiring lessons
The whole world is covered by the net of lockdowns and quarantines. It is easy to loose self-confidence and the feeling of control. That is why we created this outstanding bundle, which is aimed to boost students' self-confidence and make them believe in themselves. This is a set of 3 lessons for different age groups, starting with junior schoolers ending with graduates. We based our worksheets on Ted education videos, but the assignment is totally our know-how. These lessons involve students at
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Yearbook Ad Sales Script for Student Sales
Help improve your staff's cold-calling ability by letting them use a script and practice with other students.
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6th - 12th
Product Placement Entertainment Video Project
This project is ideal for any film and production or sports and entertainment marketing course. Students will enjoy creating an entertainment video with their favorite brands while incorporating the Product Placement Marketing strategy. Includes project guide on Google Slides, a Prep Sheet for the video, and a grading rubric.
Stay hungry. Stay foolish. Steve Job's lessons.
Steve Jobs is an icon of our time. One of the most inspiring leaders and outstanding people. We created a lesson based on Steve Job's most famous speech at Stanford University "Stay hungry. Stay foolish". Students will be able to listen and understand real speech, they will have access to script and Quiz, which consists of 3 parts - before you watch, while you watch, and after you watch. This is a great boost of vocabulary and oral speech understanding. We were really glad to touch the history o
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Just do it! Set of inspiring lessons
F-B-L-A Goal #1. Speech
Here's a draft of an FBLA Middle Level speech that was modified and presented at a past district competition. You might want to add some additional information or change up some of the wording to make it more suitable for your student. With the right inflection and delivery this speech is approximately four minutes.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Four Minute F.B.L.A. Speech (FBLA Goals #8 & #9) EDITABLE
As a framework, this short speech incorporates goals #8 and #9 of the FBLA Goals. With adequate inflection and pauses, it runs about 4 minutes. One of my students used it a few year ago. So, feel free to customize and make it more presentable for your needs.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Four Minute Officer's Campaign Speech (EDITABLE)
Campaign speech for president or other officer candidate with any school club/organization. With adequate inflection and pauses, this speech runs about 4 minutes. Customize it and make it more presentable for your student candidate. P-S: good luck with the campaign!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Love It or Hate It. Learn How To Save It.
Using Microsoft Word to create documents has become one of the most popular programs millions of students use today. One of the simplest tasks when using Word is saving and re-saving. Before Word, one would have to re-create a document from scratch, like the old typewriter days. With Microsoft Word, an entire document does not have to be re-created in order to make a copy with a small change. The following activity illustrates how a Word document can be saved using one file name, editing that
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Stock Market Game kick-off lesson plan
This lesson plan was created to introduce the Stock Market Game (SMG) to students. [This lesson goes along with my Stock Market Game journal pages (also available on TpT).] In this lesson, students will determine their SMG team name and individual roles, as well as brainstorm what they would buy with $100,000. Students are given journal prompts to complete in a SMG journal that you create or the digital version I have on TpT.
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4th - 12th
Financial Dialogue addressing Gross vs Net Pay
Hannah is excited about her new job; however after she receives her first paycheck, she totally forgets the earlier discussion with her mom about gross vs net wages. She feels short-changed. This is a helpful dialogue answering questions about taxes. Questions are asked and an answer sheet is provided. This is lesson 3 in a series of 4 Financial IQ lessons for middle school students. If you would like the other 3 -- contact me and I'll send them to you. Thank you.
Ronda Kustick
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6th - 8th
Using Poetry to Improve Formatting Skills
Use Word 2013 to type and format a poem. If time allows create a picture in a drawing program to go with your poem. I have also included a video of the lesson being completed. You can circulate while the lesson is being taught! No more being tied to your computer!
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