Giant Jenga - Stock Market Crash of 1929 simulation game
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- Contributor:
- DaSilva Solutions
- Grade Level:
- 5-12
- Product Type:
- Simulation, Game, Lesson, Homework, Assessment
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 21
- Answer Key:
- YES
Description
This product was designed to help you engage students in a simulation of the 1929 Stock Market Crash - covering vocabulary, causes, effects, and culture of the time period! This simulation is highly engaging and interactive. Be prepared for FUN!
This product includes the following:
- Instructions for set-up, running the simulation-game, and ease of preparing for another class (for the teacher)
- Printable student handouts with vocabulary, links, and assessment included
- An answer-key for the vocabulary included in the handout
- Helpful links to resources and where to buy the recommended products to assist in the simulation game
- Printable prompts for students to pull the "loan," "credit," and "margin" blocks
This product requires either a Giant Jenga set for the class' use OR 2-4 sets of the regular Jenga Game to complete the simulation. The Jenga Game sets are NOT included in this product! ;)
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