The document discusses activities related to exploring Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping events. It provides background information on the origins of Black Friday in 1961 and the rise of Cyber Monday in 2005. It also lists various tips and resources for researching the best deals, predicting popular items, and comparing Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday deals using infographics and apps.

1. Activities that Explore Black Friday & Cyber Monday
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2. Whoever said
that money can't
buy happiness,
simply didn't
know where to
go shopping.
- Bo Derek

3. Black Friday
1961
After Thanksgiving
Philadelphia
In the black
Shopping craze
Sales
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Friday_(shopping)

4. Shopper
violence
Shopper
campouts

5. Infographics
Charts
Graphs
Students create …

6. Google Spreadsheets

8. Photos.prnewswire.com/prnfull/20141112/158350-INFO
BlackFriday2014SurveyResults

9. Plan, prepare & strategize

10. Buy Nothing
Day!

11. 2005
Monday After Thanksgiving
Sales
Cyber Monday
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Monday

12. Research the
best deals for
your wish list
items

13. Predict the
hottest
selling items

14. Predict which
companies will
make the most
profit

15. Infographic: Compare/Contrast Black
Friday vs. Cyber Monday Deals
Piktochart.com

16. BlackFriday.com & free app

17. Pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/black-friday-cyber-monday/id12998764

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