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Chapters 1-3 Test is MONDAY ECONOMICS: September 14 Learning Target In order to understand the economic and social goals of the American free enterprise system, I will be able to list and explain the seven goals. I will know I have it when I can explain why it is important for consumers, entrepreneurs, and the government to pursue the goals. Warm-up Read pp. 87-90 in your textbook and complete the Chapter 3, Lesson 3 (Day 1) HO --begin Economic Goals poster -discuss Directions and Hints (from today’s HO) -discuss rubric (from today’s HO) (strive to maximize the rubric points!) -assign groups -get started and have fun! Assignment: --Ch. 1-3 Test Review (HO from last class)—for up to 10 bonus points on the test! --warm-ups due on Monday (test day) Chapters 1-3 Test is MONDAY