Sounds great BUT when you have a group of 25 students the cake will have to be rather substantial.
I am sure the kids will think they can have their cake and eat it!
Here is a great activity to use when teaching Ltd’s.
Before the students enter the room, I put a £1 monopoly note on each students desk. This immediately makes them curious about what is to follow. I then introduce the basic concept of limited companies and I relate limited companies to a cake, that can be cut up into ‘slices’ or shares. I then bring out a cake and cut it up into a number of different ‘shares’. I keep 3 back for myself and I then invite the students to come up and ‘buy’ a share of my cake or ‘company’ for £1. I then start quizzing them as to who owns the cake, why I kept back 3 slices etc.
I then ask the students, ‘why would I want to sell you a piece of my company’ whilst holding all the £1 notes in the air.
Need I say more.
We then eat the cake...and remember...you have 3 slices!
Enjoy (the cake)
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Sounds great BUT when you have a group of 25 students the cake will have to be rather substantial.
I am sure the kids will think they can have their cake and eat it!
In a case where the class is large I would use a big bag of maltesers
