Classroom Resources
The Efficient Student: A Productivity Guide for Future CPAs
Build your productivity skills for high school and beyond.
Read MoreAccounting for Good: A Not-for-profit Career Exploration Activity
Students learn how non-profit accountants make a positive social impact.
Read MoreTo Infinity and Beyond: An Accounting Career Research Activity
This activity will give you a glimpse into the skills, interests, and experience needed to start your CPA career by exploring some of the top industries where accountants work and the exciting roles t
Read MoreExplore accounting through mind mapping
Use mind mapping to explore how accounting relates to other business departments.
Read MoreSkill-building scavenger hunt
Show your students what the accounting world has to offer with this real-life job search.
Read MoreStudents turned teachers
This month, hand over the reins as your students research an emerging technology disrupting the accounting world and take center stage to educate their classmates on their findings.
Read MoreCPA Task Match
What exactly does a VP of Operations do? This game allows your students to find out. They’ll use Real-Life CPA profiles and context clues to match responsibilities with the CPA who might have them.
Read MoreRead Between the Lines
Students further develop their reasoning skills by exploring CPA profiles and then taking a quiz.
Read MoreBank On It® Game and Educators' Guide
It’s easy to incorporate this fun, interactive accounting-principle-based game into the classroom with the included Educators’ Guide.
Read MoreLet's Get Started
Students answer questions about what a career in accounting has to offer with a worksheet based off of StartHereGoPlaces.com content.
Read MoreWhy Accounting Could be Right for You
Students complete a worksheet using the information learned about the skills CPAs need and the salaries they can earn.
Read MoreAnalyze This and That
Students use their critical thinking and analytical skills to participate in a class discussion based on articles they’ve read in Start Here Magazine.
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