A wordsearch challenge to find the seven noble gases of the periodic table on the grid. A solution sheet is provided to aid teachers in grading. The words are organized vertically, diagonally and horizontally.

A wordsearch game that contains vocabulary for the six kingdoms and three domains of organisms studied in biology. A solution page is provide to aid teachers with grading. The words are organized vertically, horizontally, and diagonally

A fun wordsearch challenge worksheet for learning about the organelles inside a plant and animal cell. One sheet is for the plant cell and the other is for the animal cell. The objective is to highlight or circle the words on the grid from the list below. It is recommended that students or teachers cross out the words from below once it has been found and highlighted on the grid. The words can be found vertically, horizontally or diagonally on the grid.

This set of class notes tackles the first of the four sectors of GDP, the consumption sector. Topics covered in this include; consumption function, savings, Average Propensity to Consume (APC), Average Propensity To Save (APS), Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC), Marginal Propensity To Save (MPS), Autonomous & Induced Consumption, and Permanent Income Hypothesis. Definitions and equations for each of these topics are also provided in each section.

The notes cover the second crusade, its causes, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. It also covers the key events during the crusade such as the Fall of Edessa and the Siege of Damascus. Characters include strong Muslim generals such as Zengi and Nur ad-din. It ends with a chart to display the differences between the first and second crusades.

The notes cover the first crusade, its causes, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. First, it covers the political landscape, the religious schism between western and eastern churches (Roman Christian and Orthodox Christian), and the preliminary events that led to the call for a crusade. this was followed by events within the crusade and the relationship between the Byzantines and Crusaders. It also covers the key events during the crusade such as the siege at Antioch and the Massacre of Jerusalem. People who played an important role in this crusade include; Emperor Alexios I, Pope Urban, Peter The Hermit, Adhemar of Le Puy, Raymond IV, and more

A worksheet requiring students or teachers to fill out the differences and similarities between plant cells and animal cells. The worksheet is format into two circles with a space where both circles are joined together to form a third space. Students or teachers will fill out what each type of cells have into each circle. It is great for homework, quiz, test or activity for learning the subject. An answer sheet is provided to aid instructors in grading.

Quiz sheets for a multiplication time challenge for young students. Students and teachers must fill in the blank spaces with the correct number. The activity could also be timed as part of a mathematics learning activity. It could also be used in math game to challenge students. A sheet with no numbers is also provided for teachers to write their own multiplication quiz with their own numbers.

These notes are a brief outline of the roman civilization during the classical era. It covers Rome from being an Etruscan dominated city state until the end of the western roman empire. Figures mentioned in this outline include; marius, cicero, julius caescar, caescar octavian, mark anotony, sulla, and more.

Class notes that cover the import-export sector of a country’s GDP. It covers the concept of international trade, the balance of trade, free trade organizations, and Free Trade Zones. Organizations covered in these note include; World Trade Organization (WTO), NAFTA, EU, and more.

The notes cover the third crusade, its causes, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. First, it covers the three monarchs that will participate in the Third Crusade; King Phillips II, King Richard III, and Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I “Barbarossa”. It explores King Richard’s landing in the Holy land, the battles he fought with Saladin’s armies, and the end of the crusade.

The notes cover La Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of the Spanish Iberian peninsula, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. It provides the context of the religious landscape of Muslim Spain and a brief overview of the Spanish Inquisition. It includes the beginning of Muslim Spain until the eventual end of Muslim rule in Granada, Spain. It also explains the unique dynamic between the christian, muslim and jewish cultures during in the iberian peninsula. Characters included in the notes include Ferdinand of Aragon, Isabella of Castille, Ibn Sina “Avicenna”, and Averroes

Notes covering the business sector in a nation’s economy and its contribution to the GDP. Subject covered in these notes includes; Buiness firm types, stocks, bonds, Capitalization, Gross Investment, Net Investment, Capacity Utilization, sales outlook, interest rates, and Expected Rate of Profit (ERP). Example of numerical calculations are also provided for homework assistance.

Notes about life in medieval europe and the social classes. It covers the three estates, living standards and the emergence of the university.

The notes cover the government sector of a nation’s economy and its role in shaping the economy. It started with brief history of the US government’s role in the economy and its duty to the economy. Other subject covered are; Local Government Spending, Government Purchases, Transfer Payments, Average Tax Rate, Marginal Tax Rate, Types of taxes, Personal Income Tax, Payroll Tax, Corporate Income Tax, Excise Taxes, Estate Tax, Adam Smith’s economics, social security and US Medicare.

Notes that cover the concept of economic growth and productivity in the nation. These notes covers the following; Industrial Revolution, savings, investment, labor force, Permanent underclass, US immigration, Deteriorating Transportation System, rising healthcare cost, service economy, and Malthusian Theory of Population.

Notes cover the introduction to the institution called the US federal reserve and its role in monetary policy. It starts with a brief history of the creation of the US federal reserve, its role in the monetary system and it involvement with banks. Other subject covered are; Deposit Expansion Multiplier (DEM), Deposit Expansion Process, Electronic Transfers, Federal Open-Market Committee, Key Interest Rates, Contractionary Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism, Expansionary Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism, Monetary Policy Lags, and Great 2008 Recession

A introduction of the concept of money as medium of exchange and how the banks work. Subjects covered by these notes include; brief history of money, money supply, demand for money, money balance, inflation , income, interest rates, credit availability, goldsmiths, reserve ratio, modern banking, types of banks, banking deregulation, home mortgage, subprime mortgage crisis (financial crisis of 2008), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and Overdraft Privileges. Some example are provided with mathematical calculations to help students do their homework problems or understand how to calculate basic parameters.

An introduction of the definition of fiscal policy and subjects that fall under this economic chapter. These subjects include; Balanced Budget, Budget deficit, Budget surplus, Keynesian fiscal policy, Recessionary Gaps, Inflationary Gaps, Marginal Propensity To Consumer (MPC), Marginal Propensity To Save (MPS), Automatic Stabilizer, Discretionary Fiscal Policy and Public debt. There are mathematical calculation provided to display how calculate certain parameters in the economic subjects discussed. A small brief history of US fiscal policy is also provided to display the evolution of economic theories.