Labs

In this St. Patrick’s Day-themed business simulation, students run a fruit stand, calculating customer bills, automating totals with formulas, and optimizing prices through trial and error. They analyze sales trends, adjust pricing, and compete to maximize profit, gaining real-world business skills!

Final assessment

After completing all the personal finance labs, students can take this final assessment.

Students will act as the junior accountant of the restaurant chain Flavor Frenzy. Their task is to analyze the income statement of the three locations of the restaurant. Then they will aggregate the calculations, find the taxable income, and calculate the total corporate tax to be paid.

Students will act as the junior accountant of the restaurant chain Flavor Frenzy. Their task is to analyze the income statement of the three locations of the restaurant. Then they will aggregate the calculations, find the taxable income, and calculate the total corporate tax to be paid.

Students will act as the junior accountant of the restaurant chain Flavor Frenzy. Their task is to analyze the income statement of the three locations of the restaurant. Then they will aggregate the calculations, find the taxable income, and calculate the total corporate tax to be paid.

Students will act as the junior accountant of the restaurant chain Flavor Frenzy. Their task is to analyze the income statement of the three locations of the restaurant. Then they will aggregate the calculations, find the taxable income, and calculate the total corporate tax to be paid.

Students will learn the basics of Force, Balanced and Unbalanced forces and Newton’s first law of motion by running a Balancing Beam Experiment.

Students will use Grandma’s cookie recipe to start a new business. Use the concept of ratios, fractions & percentages to run the business for 3 months

Students will explore the concept of financing a business through loans, the benefits of compound growth, and how the initial investment amount and growth rate can affect their profits. By the end of this activity, students will have a better understanding of how to finance a business and the factors to consider when taking out