1. Introduction and Chapters 1 & 2
Naked Economics
Introduction and Chapters 1 & 2

2. Choose one of your passages (Chapter 1)
Write the passage in the middle of your back page large enough so people can read it when you hold it up.
Surround it with pictures, symbols, simple phrases, and/or words that illustrate why you chose this passage to share/discuss, or that show a concept that you understood from that passage.

3. Sharing
Sit in a circle so that we can all share our passages and why we chose that particular passage.
AFTER, the presenter has shared, feel free to politely jump in discuss the passage or ask questions.
We will then open it up for a general Q & A about the reading.

4. Who feeds Paris?
Use the evidence from Chapter 1 to answer this question.
This will be turned in.

5. Bumper Stickers (Chapter 2)
Choose something that you learned, or an idea from chapter 2 that you believe should be understood, or at least considered, by the average American.
Create a message that could be displayed on a bumper sticker that shares that information.
Make these clear, easy to read and simple.

6. Examples

7. Elephant Ivory
Read the articles related to the ban on domestic ivory sales in the U.S.
Also, watch this video on the Ivory Crush that took place in November 2013.
Finally, answer this question:
Considering incentives, and what you learned in chapter 2 of Naked Economics, do you support these actions as a way to protect African elephants? Explain.