BOH4M Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals, Grades 11 and 12
Teach business by running one.
Forty classes, one growing company. Students run a mobile car-cleaning business from its first customer to its first big decisions, and play two seated games every class. Each class comes with student slides and a teacher page that has every answer.
How a class runs
Every class fits a 55-minute period. Students stay in their seats and play alone, with a notebook. You prepare nothing.
- Warm-up0–5
- The idea5–10
- Game 110–26
- Game 226–42
- Fair or foul42–48
- Exit ticket48–55
Student slides
Go on the screen. They never show the answers. Arrow keys or a clicker move through them; F goes full screen.
Teacher page
Every slide beside what to say, what to ask and the answer you want to hear, with scoring for both games.
Two questions, every time
Will it work, and should we do it this way? Each class closes with an Islamic lens, with the Qur’an and hadith quoted in Arabic.
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For teachers
Teacher pages and the grading page are locked with a password, because they hold the answers. Ask the course owner for it; your browser remembers it after the first time.
- Presenting
- Arrow keys or a clicker to move, F for full screen, G to see every slide at once.
- Grade 11 and 12 together
- Both grades play the same games. Grade 12 answers one extra exit-ticket question.
- Quizzes and tests
- Students finish on their own device and get a result code. Paste the codes into the grading page to see every mark.
- Printing
- Open a teacher page and use Print for a paper copy of the whole script.