High School Economics Assessment

Three self grading macroeconomic mazes! A multiple choice maze over GDP. An image puzzle maze over the Business Cycle. And a larger maze combining both previous mazes with additional questions about the Fed.

Mazes are created in Google Sheets. The download will allow you to make your own copy of the maze. Modification of questions or answers isn't possible because of the coding.

Four editable activities for a Unit 1 Intro to economics. There is a build a zoo activity related to scarcity. Production Possibilities Frontier practice questions. An economic systems Maze review. And a Podcast questionnaire about extreme economic systems. Each activity has an introduction/steps sheet, student activity sheet, key, and road map about how I implement it.

This includes 5 different demand and supply activities with keys included. Each activity has a front and back side of work. Fully editable.

• Simple Demand Curve
• Shift in Demand
• Shift in Supply
• Simple Graph Practice
• Complex Graph Practice

Content that students will need to know... Graph creation based on a schedule. Shifts in demand and supply based on the acronyms BITER and PETS. Price Ceiling, Price Floor, Surplus, Shortage, Equilibrium price and quantity. Multiple Demand and Supply Curves.

Four color by number activities for a microeconomics unit. Four Editable pages to create your own questions. Topics Demand, Supply, Prices, and Market Structures

Contains the questionnaire, coloring sheet, and answer keys. Also included is a blank page that you can create your own questions for each activity.

Each page takes about 15 minutes for students to answer questions and then color.

Macroeconomics Color by Number Activities!

• Four unique questionnaire pages, 10 questions per page.

  • Content: GDP & Poverty, Business Cycle, Taxes and Government Spending, The Federal Reserve

• Four color by number sheets

• Keys included for the questionnaire and the color by number

• DIY page to be able to create and match to your own content!

• Can be used digitally with something like notability or printable.

Four color by number activities for a fundamentals intro to economics unit. Editable page to create your own questions. Topics included basic principles, PPFs, Economic Systems, and American Free Enterprise.

Contains the questionnaire, coloring sheet, and answer keys. Also included is a blank page that you can create your own questions for each activity.

Each page takes about 15 minutes for students to answer questions and then color.

10 total activities for you to use in the classroom. Each activity is print ready and includes full answer keys.

5 Microeconomic demand and supply activities with keys included. Each activity has a front and back side of work. Fully editable.

• Simple Demand Curve
• Shift in Demand
• Shift in Supply
• Simple Graph Practice
• Complex Graph Practice

Content that students will need to know... Graph creation based on a schedule. Shifts in demand and supply based on the acronyms BITER and PETS. Price Ceiling, Price Floor, Surplus, Shortage, Equilibrium price and quantity. Multiple Demand and Supply Curves.

5 Macroeconomic Activities. Each activity is one page, front and back side. Each activity (except the research one) has a KEY included as well as a teacher page about how I usually implement.

• GDP - what is included?
• GDP - Calculating it based on the expenditure approach
• Business Cycle - Drawing it and matching recession / expansion indicators
• CPI & Inflation - Using prices and CPI, calculate the rate of inflation and then compare prices for a movie ticket, car, and gallon of milk
• Unemployment - short research project with four questions students will answer

Four color by number activities for a microeconomics unit. Four Editable pages to create your own questions. Topics Demand, Supply, Prices, and Market Structures

Contains the questionnaire, coloring sheet, and answer keys. Also included is a blank page that you can create your own questions for each activity.

Each page takes about 15 minutes for students to answer questions and then color.