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Students discuss if they woudl be in a business which would make the most profit, quality or quanity and have to provide reasons on chart paper for their responses. They then talk about things and have to go back to the drawiing board to produce another answer or give more supporting details of their previous repsonse after hearing more informaion.

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6th - 8th
Subjects
Social Studies & History
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30 mins
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