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How to Navigate As you move your mouse over the menu above, if you have a JavaScript-enabled browser this paragraph will change and give you a description of that area. We recommend that you disable your pop-up blocker while browsing HSAdvisor.com because some of our pages will open up a new window. (Internet Browsing Tips) More 5th Grade Math 1 Year Courses Workbooks Drills Puzzles/Games Language Arts 1 Year Courses Grammar, Punctuation & Usage Literature Spelling Vocabulary Writing Skills Handwriting Science 1 Year Courses Activities Astronomy Health Social Studies 1 Year Courses History Geography Culture Government Electives Art Music Economics Please Read This When you click on a book title in this bookstore, a new window will pop up where you can review the book further. If you decide to buy the book, go ahead and click on the "Buy Now" button. This will place it in your Christianbook.com "Bookbag." Go ahead and close the new window and continue browsing curriculum here at HSAdvisor.com. When you want to view the items in your Bookbag or Wish List, use the links below: View Bookbag | View Wish List Economics and You Grades 5-8+ Bring math down to earth for your 10- to 14-year-olds. Introduce them to the building blocks of economics---and let them see how financial principles operate in the real world! Activities and puzzles reinforce concepts such as supply and demand; banking and interest; balancing a checkbook; applying for credit and car loans; comparison grocery shopping; taxes; and more. 62 perforated reproducible pages, softcover from Mark Twain Media/Carson-Dellosa. Economics and You Grades 5-8+ (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Basic Economics Whether in a summer job or lifelong career, your kids will soon compete in a global economy. Give them a head-start glimpse at how the wheels of commerce turn! Featuring informative discussions, work sheets, and Internet activities, this workbook introduces important concepts such as supply and demand; the various effects of government; employment; economic cycles; and business ownership. Includes answer key. Grades 5 to 9. 76 perforated reproducible pages, softcover from Carson-Dellosa. Basic Economics Grades 5-8+ (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Home Economics Lifepac Teach your future homemakers the art of managing and maintaining the Christian household! Middle school and high school students learn about personal hygiene and appearance; meal planning and food preparation; basic sewing and clothes construction; interior design and decorating; practicing hospitality and proper etiquette; budgeting and investing; child care and development; and family, professional, and social relationships, including choosing the right mate! Perfect for students who flourish in a self-paced, individualized learning format, each consumable LIFEPAC combines lessons, exercises, projects, reviews, and tests. Individual LIFEPACs are perfect for remediating "learning gaps." Home Economics Lifepac 5: The Clothes You Sew (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Elementary Economics Details to come... Available 4/14/05 Elementary Economics, Grade 5 (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Civics & Economics Student Reference Timelines The Student Reference Timelines put the same information in the hands and on the desk of each student. Each is graphically designed to intrigue students to want to read the information! Grades 3-12; ages 7-14; 10 timelines per pack. Civics & Economics Student Reference Timelines, Grades 3-8 (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Arithmetic Plexers Plexers are a play on words. Plexer is derived from the word perplex which means: "to confuse or puzzle, bewilder, to make confusedly intricate." It is the prime objective of Plexer books to encourage students to think logically and to expand the ways in which they view the world and solve problems. Divergent thinking is at the heart of Plexers. It gives students another communication code. Plexers allow them to try different solutions without risk, since there are no grades when solving Plexers. Plexers are always associated with a Plexer box. The words and symbols placed in and around it stand for expressions, idioms, people, events, objects, and, in general, things that students are familiar with to some extent. Students are to determine what word or phrase the Plexer brings to mind. The direction, size and/or position of the letters are often vital to understanding the puzzle. It is important that those who know the solution to a Plexer do not spoil the enjoyment of others discovering it on their own. An essential stage of problem solving, the "incubation stage," is rare in America's classrooms. Teachers are so used to "telling" and having closure that they forget students need to develop internal processes that advance data into a sequenced understanding. It is important to instruct for process as well as knowledge. The subject of the Plexers in this books is Arithmetic (Business, Economics, Finance, Monetary). Answers are included. 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