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As a mom and teacher, I’ve often found myself searching for activities that not only entertain but also engage my children’s imaginations. One gem that has become a cherished part of our family time is the timeless game of “Would You Rather.” This hilarious game sparks laughter and bonding moments for all ages. Because of…

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Would you Rather? Thanksgiving Edition | First Thanksgiving Story | Brain Break | PhonicsMan Fitness

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Turkey Brain Break PARTY | Thanksgiving Run & Would you Rather | PhonicsMan Fitness

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20 Fun Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions

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Looking for a fun Thanksgiving-themed lesson? These Would you Rather questions encourage creative thinking! You can get a free digital version to…

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Poems and Literature about CHOICE – Great Expectations

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In this free lesson, students learn about decision making and how to categorize choices as either costs or benefits.

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In this free lesson, students learn about decision making and how to categorize choices as either costs or benefits.

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EconEdLink - Decision Making/Cost-Benefit Analysis Video and Quiz

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This video teaches the concepts of Decision Making and Cost-Benefit Analysis. Decision making refers to the process by which rational consumers seeking their own happiness or utility will make choices. Cost-benefit analysis is a technique for deciding whether an action should be taken by comparing its benefits and costs. [TRANSCRIPT]

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Think about a difficult decision you have had to make. After you decided did it work out? Why or why not? Why do you think decisions and choices are hard to make? We make personal decisions and we make decisions as groups. There is a tool you can use to improve your decision making that will help you reach a better outcome.

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EconEdLink - “What Pet Should I Get?” Dr. Seuss and Decision Making

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Recently published, but likely written between 1958 and 1962, What Pet Should I Get? is the delightful tale of a definitive childhood event: selecting a family pet. The activities in this lesson focus on the decision-making process. The text, told in the classic Seuss cadence and rhyme scheme, does an excellent job a describing the many choices the siblings encounter while trying to pick the perfect pet in a limited amount of time. With the repeating line “MAKE UP YOUR MIND” this picture book is a great tool for teaching choices and decision-making.

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Students will understand that incentives are used to encourage them to make good choices. After identifying incentives offered at home and in school, the students will distinguish between positive and negative incentives.

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EconEdLink - Economic Incentives in Our Community

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Students will identify positive and negative economic incentives used in their communities to encourage people to make CHOICES beneficial to the community. Students will recognize that not all incentives convince all people, since people have different views and values.

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The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost | Read Along With Me Picture Books

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In this free lesson for grades K-3, students learn about saving, spending, decision making and opportunity cost and how to use a decision-making grid.

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Every Choice Has a Cost There is no such choice as a free choice. - ppt download

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11/5/2015Lesson 2: Cost3 OPPORTUNITY COST The Cost of a Choice What will you (did you) give up when you made a decision?. Things don’t have costs, choices do. Perhaps the most important concept in economics

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mousetropolis read aloud - Google Search

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The Food Group Series | Kids Book Read Aloud Story. Magical ... Mousetropolis By R.Gregory Christie read out loud for kids. Hannibal…

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What Pet Should I Get? by Dr. Seuss | READ ALOUD for Kids

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🐺 The True Story of the Three Little Pigs 🐷 Kids Book Short Funny Read Aloud

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EconEdLink - Costs and Benefits of ‘The Three Little Pigs’

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In this economics lesson, students examine the choices made in the story of The Three Little Pigs.

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Free downloadable resources for children based off popular book series 'The Power To Choose' including best selling titles; What Should Danny Do? and What Should Darla Do? Use in your classroom or at home.