WARM-UP - New Vocab (place on page 140)

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Warm-up: Review Activity for the Quiz 1- Get a review worksheet from the front. 2- Use your vocabulary, reading and notes from economic lessons 3 and 4. 3- Complete the review sheet and you will glue it into your journal. 4- You have 15 minutes and you may work

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WARM-UP - New Vocab (place on page 140) . These words cannot be found in the glossary. Can you figure out how to match them anyway? . ECONOMIC CIRCULAR FLOW. Resources, goods and services and money flow continuously among households, businesses and markets in the US economy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Warm-up: Review Activity for the Quiz

1- Get a review worksheet from the front.

2- Use your vocabulary, reading and notes from economic lessons 3 and 4.

3- Complete the review sheet and you will glue it into your journal.

4- You have 15 minutes and you may work with a partner.

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Brain Pop“Stocks and Shares”

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Economic Quiz #2After the quiz- page 205- add lesson 5 vocab

words page 210- read, highlight and

answer the question to lesson 5Make sure your packet is up to date

for completion! Everything should be done through page 221 after today!

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• Money earned for jobIncome

• Money used by businesses or entrepreneurs to buy what they need to create their product or service

Financial Capital

•Income the government receives through taxes

Tax Revenue

• To put money into a business, financial account or property with the hopes of the funds increase in value

Investment

•To set aside income for a period of time with the hope of gaining a profit

Savings

•provided by the government for all citizens to use without any restrictions

Public Goods

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ECONOMIC CIRCULAR FLOW

Resources, goods and services and money

flow continuously among households,

businesses and markets in the US economy

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ObjectivesEssential Question Language

Explain how consumers, businesses and markets interact.

We will review and take a quiz, learn new vocabulary, take notes and participate in a FUN class activity.

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Notes1- Resources, goods and services and money flow continuously between households, businesses and markets in the US economy.

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- Own the resources used in production- Sell resources-Use the income to purchase products

- Buy resources-make and sell products3) Use profits to buy more resources

- Some income/ profits used for saving and investments-Provides the FINANCIAL CAPITAL that can be borrowed -Allows for business expansion

Individuals/Consumers (households)

Businesses (Producer) Individuals and Businesses(Savings and Investment)

- Collects tax revenue from individuals /businesses - Provides public goods

- Individuals sell resources and buy goods - Businesses buy resources and sell goods

Highlight this flow in a single color

GOVERNMENTHighlight this in a 2nd color FOREIGN MARKET

Highlight in 3rd color

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Story

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Economic Circular Flow Review

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CLASS ACTIVITY!!!

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Conclusion and Homework

1. Write a 2-3 sentence summary

2. Exit Ticket- Complete the exit ticket and turn it in (formative)

3. Homework on page 220- Draw an example of “Economic Circular Flow” ..- You can do it by using a particular good or service or just draw what you understand about the Circular Flow.

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Create a Foldable1. Fold like a hot dog and crease2. Open up3. Fold paper like a hamburger and crease4. Open up5. Fold over each half like a hot dog toward

the center line and crease6. Make a cut along the crease from the 1st

hot dog line (just to the edge) 7. You should have 4 flaps8. Glue it down on the center of your page