BizWorld--Arizona Association of Teachers of Math
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The document describes BizWorld, a program that teaches business, entrepreneurship, and finance concepts to students through a simulated business experience. Students start, fund, and operate companies, experiencing profit/loss and completing financial documents. The program framework includes raising capital, designing/manufacturing/marketing/selling products, and finance. Teachers report students learn in a fun, engaging way about real-world math skills and career connections. BizWorld can be implemented in grades 3-8 over 10-15 hours and aligns with standards.
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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- -To finalize each stage, you fill out the finance worksheet. -record all cash in and cash out. -In the other section, you can record any additional BizBucks for a management techniques/audits/or parent letters. Teacher Tip : One tip is to fill out the common amounts in green and the varied amounts in red (stop and check your ledger) PART A: TEST
- -At the end of each stage of the cycle, you should collect rent and salaries Teacher Tip: You might have to explain that the salaries are a company expense, which is the reason they are not receiving the salaries.
- - However, this time they have an option to take out a bank loan or pitch to the V.C. -Explain this resource and how it can be used to guide a role play -After you explain what a loan and interest is, they have to make a choice
- Turn to S22 -Have students make three piles and create a pricing structure. Teacher Tip : Complete in pencil
- Ways to engage volunteers
- Complete survey and answer questions.