Who has Dollars and Sense? All students will be able to create holiday cards and sell them to customers by applying their comprehension skills of how.

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Who has Dollars and Sense? All students will be able to create holiday cards and sell them to customers by applying their comprehension skills of how an effective business operates, by using writing strategies and by incorporating technology skills.

Step One First we must select a holiday Select a holiday from the list below for which you would like to create a card. Click on the holiday to read more about it. This information may be helpful when creating your card. Christmas Chanukah Kwanzaa Ramadan St. Lucia Day New Years Click here to view the Project at a Glance

Click on View Cards to view scenes that have been made and sold already in stores. While you are looking at these cards, you must to start thinking of a unique idea for the card that you will be making.View Cards View a Variety of Cards

The students will be able to create a holiday card that they will make and then sell using Microsoft publisher. Create Your Own Card

Step Four: Forming Business Groups Form a business groups of no more than 5 people. Be sure to select people that you trust and get along with. These groups indicate a business or a company. Together you must think of… Business or company name The price of the cards (all cards must be $2.00 or less) Any sales that will be offered A company logo Materials that will be used to decorate the cards

Create an advertisement using the information agreed upon in your business group. All advertisements will be created using Microsoft Publisher. Click to begin your advertisement! Advertise!

Preview a variety of the commercials that were pre- recorded by your teacher. Write a persuasive speech using the writing process. Be sure to include information that pertains to the product you are selling.writing process Final drafts can be typed using Microsoft Word.Microsoft Word Collaborate with your groups to create a 30 second commercial, using a combination of their persuasive speeches. Its time to persuade your audience!

It is now time to tape your commercial! Be sure you have your script ready. Lights, Camera, Action!

You will have one table to display your product. You may use any materials your teacher has provided to decorate your area. Be sure to display your advertisements. Presentation

Today students from other classes will come to our classroom with $2.00 to spend. All of the students that enter our classroom will browse through all of the stores in search of their favorite cards and prices. Then the customers may purchase how ever many cards they want with their money. If you are working at the stores make sure you are professional and persuasive. Business Day!

The group that made the most profit will be titled The Most Successful Business Write a paragraph describing your business experience. Possible Sentence Starters: During the business day, I felt that our business was … If I could change one thing about my business it would be… My favorite part of this project was step ___ because… Reflection