Labs

A fun, interactive lab where students help Santa plan his global gift delivery. They’ll explore time zones, calculate travel distances, and optimize routes to ensure Santa visits 25 cities within strict delivery windows while conserving reindeer food. Students learn geography, math, and logistics through real-world problem-solving in a festive context!

This short pre-assessment helps students evaluate their initial understanding of workplace ethics. Through multiple-choice questions, they reflect on honesty, fairness, and professional behavior—preparing them for the full Workplace Ethics course ahead.

In this interactive simulation, students manage a fleet of food trucks across a virtual city. They’ll make real-world business decisions on location, pricing, staffing, and purchasing while competing against automated rivals. Over three months of gameplay, students learn how strategy, competition, and risk impact profits.

This pre-assessment helps students reflect on their current understanding of career planning, workplace skills, and future goals. It’s a great starting point to gauge prior knowledge before beginning a career readiness unit. Not graded—just honest self-reflection!

In this hands-on lab, students learn how to create a complete business plan from scratch, covering everything from defining a vision and mission to financial forecasting. By the end, they’ll have a professional, ready-to-present plan for launching their own business idea.

In Industry Inc., students run a virtual car manufacturing company, managing budgets across subassemblies, research, and equipment upgrades over 10 production cycles. Strategic investment decisions lower costs, boost production, and maximize profits, with a live leaderboard tracking performance.

In this short lab, students analyze sales data for 30 products and 4 customer personas using spreadsheet formulas like IF and VLOOKUP. They create a dynamic, month-filtered summary table with heat map formatting to identify the top products and target personas for maximum profit.

Students use a residential floor plan to identify plumbing fixtures, estimate pipe lengths, count fittings, and calculate material and labor costs. A simplified, real-world activity that’s auto-graded and perfect for introducing plumbing concepts in high school CTE construction classes.

Plan and price a home’s electrical system from start to finish! Students act as part of a construction company’s estimating team, using a floor plan to identify loads, size panels and breakers, calculate wire lengths, count devices, and prepare a complete cost estimate. Auto-graded with real-time teacher console.

This interactive lab guides students through the full process of framing a small house, from estimating plates, studs, and roof trusses to calculating bracing, sheathing, labor, and total cost. Students apply real-world math, construction terminology, and cost estimation skills while producing a professional Bill of Materials