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Super Starter Sunday - Who am I?

Sunday, June 28, 2009
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It’s Sunday again, so time for another starter activity. This one could be done as a who or what am I. It is a good way to get the class thinking and talking to each other about economics.

Students can be paired up with one being given a cue card with an economic term. They then have to think of three descriptions of this term to help the other person guess what it is. A good way to differentiate this task would be to give some pairings the descriptions as well. It could be turned into a competition with two teams, this would ensure the students think carefully about their descriptions!

Example

I am determined by the forces of demand and supply
I am the value of one thing in terms of another
You need to know me when you go on holiday

Answer - Exchange rate


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