Classroom Resources
Explore accounting through mind mapping
Use mind mapping to explore how accounting relates to other business departments.
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Students 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.
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Welcome to the coffeehouse: A team accounting challenge
Being a good accountant requires strong critical thinking skills. This week-to-week challenge helps students develop those skills by running a local coffee shop chain and evaluating strategic choices.
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Tic-Tac-CPA
It’s the classic game of tic-tac-toe, now with an accounting twist. Test your students’ knowledge and help them prepare for exams with several ways to play.
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Twist My Words
Students + Words = Story. Use this quick classroom activity for a little play on words, CPA-style.
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Read Between the Lines
Students further develop their reasoning skills by exploring CPA profiles and then taking a quiz.
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Let's Get Started
Students answer questions about what a career in accounting has to offer with a worksheet based off of StartHereGoPlaces.com content.
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Why 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.
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The Business of Interest
Calculating interest and developing sustainable business practices.
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Financial Planning for Catastrophe
This lesson will focus on the need to plan financially for unexpected disasters.
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Finance and Responsible Lending
Teaching high school students the roles of banks and the decisions they make to determine when to lend money.
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Filling Empty Pockets: Borrowing, Loans and Credit
Explore concepts of borrowing and credit, with an emphasis on credit cards. Learn how to build credit, weigh offers and keep out of trouble.
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Pay Credit When Credit is Due
Comprehending the concepts of credit, credit ratings and credit scores.
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