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About this blog.

This blog is for the 2014-2015 freshmen citizenship class at Bay View High School in Mr. Dunbeck's sections. Here you will find updates on home work assignments, copies of homework assignments, practice tests, links to videos shown in class, hints for tests and occasional extra credit assignments. Be sure to check this site regularly in order to make sure you are up-to-date on all assignments for this class, especially if you are absent.

While checking this site is optional, though highly recommended, you are REQUIRED to have a copy of the Citizenship textbook. It is also important that you regularly attend class to keep up with lectures, notes, discussion, videos, etc. Find out why you are here.

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Friday, April 24, 2015

Zondle Update

Greetings all,

As we have finished our Intro to Econ Unit the Econ Basics question sets have been "unset" meaning you can't earn Dun-Bucks for them anymore.  

However, you can play a new question set "General Civics Knowledge" to earn Dun-Bucks and check your general knowledge for Civics Facts.

In Solidarity,

Mr. Dunbeck

Test Day

April 24th, 2015

No Warm Up

Test Today










Reminder you can make purchase that benefit the test today.

10% Test boost = 4,500 Dun-Bucks

3 free multiple choice/1 free short answer = 3,000 Dun-Bucks

New pencil = 300 Dun-Bucks

Eraser cap = 100 Dun-Bucks

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Review Day

April 22nd, 2015

Warm Up


How can you use consumer sovereignty to change the way companies act?

















Today is a review day, we will be using Zondle to review for our test tomorrow.  We will be using the following sets of questions:


Basic Econ Vocab 1
Basic Econ Vocab 2
Basic Econ Review

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Bottled Water Scam & Consumer Sovereignty

Capitalism & Consumer Sovereignty

April 21st, 2015
Warm Up

Explain how your family fits into the circular flow of economic activity.










Learning Objective:  Students will understand their role in answering the 3 basic questions every economic system must be able to solve for.

Success Criteria:   Students can explain how consumer sovereignty and the profit motive shape our economy.




Notes are strongly encouraged.













Today's lesson is about how to use an app called Buycott to fully use our ability to shape the economy through the use of consumer sovereignty.








To be on target to complete our packets for the test, you should take your packets home today and complete the review page on page 13 and anything else you still need to finish.

Packets are due Friday.

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Circular Flow of Economic Activity

April 20th, 2015

Warm Up


  1. What does money store?
  2. Why can't we just print more money whenever we want to?











Learning Objective: Students will understand the circular flow of economic activity.

Success Criteria: Students can explain how the economy grows.







Circular Flow of Economic Activity











For more detail read Chapter 19 Section 2: Economic Activity


To be on target to complete our packets for the test, you should have pages 11 & 12 completed by the end of class.

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Goods v. Services, Batrering & Money

April 17th, 2015

Warm Up

Define the following words.

factors of production

labor

market










Learning Objective: Students will understand the benefits of currency.

Success Criteria: Students will be able to explain what makes good currency, what its true value is, and the benefits to its use in our economic system.





We will not be working on our packets today.  Note taking is encouraged.