North Paulding High School

FBLA Activities in the Classroom for

Introduction to Business and Technology and
Business and Technology

Month

August

September

September

October

November

Activity

Detail/Skills Covered

Presentation

Students attended a presentation by current year

FBLA officers regarding the benefits of joining
FBLA.

The Dress of Success

Project

FBLA Newsletters

The students are asked to create a Dress for

Success Collage or Newsletter that displays
appropriate dress for FBLA competitions, job
interviews, and work in Corporate America.

Students are asked to create a two-page

newsletter advertising FBLA by showcasing all the
exciting events and competitions that students
can attend in order to broaden business and
leadership skills.

FBLA students in the Introduction to Business and

Bus Driver Appreciation Technology classes made Bus Driver Appreciation
Day Greeting Cards
Day greeting cards using Microsoft Publisher 2013
for all the NPHS bus drivers.

Monopoly Tournament

U.S. News puts it best by stating, Monopoly is

the first and perhaps most significant training
ground kids get in learning the importance of the
art of negotiation and how to do it. It's the safest
way imaginable to learn the impact of financial
dealings, because you don't lose real money if
you make a mistake. Along the way, you pick up

how to be an appealing trading partner

meaning you don't rub people the wrong way
when brokering a dealand at the same time be
able to get a little more out of the deal than your
opponent does.
This activity will also help students prepare for
the Monopoly Tournament held at the Fall
Leadership Conference in Athens.

December

December

BAA
Goals

FBLA Advertisement
Material

Students made a list of at least 5 goals (related to

school, career, and personal) and included a
description of how they plan to accomplish each
one within the career project.
Students created FBLA advertisement material:
1. Tri-fold Boards
2. Brochures
3. Newsletters
4. Flyers

North Paulding High School

FBLA Activities in the Classroom for Business Communications
Month

August

September

Activity

Detail/Skills Covered

Presentation

Students attended a presentation by current year

FBLA officers regarding the benefits of joining
FBLA.

Spreadsheets for the

Reality Fair

Students are asked to create and maintain

spreadsheets that will document information
concerning our eighth and twelfth grade reality
fairs.

September

October

November

FBLA Newsletters

Students are asked to create a two-page

newsletter advertising FBLA by showcasing all the
exciting events and competitions that students
can attend in order to broaden business and
leadership skills.

FBLA students in the Business Communications

Bus Driver Appreciation class made Bus Driver Appreciation Day greeting
Day Greeting Cards
cards using Microsoft Publisher 2013 for all the
NPHS bus drivers.

Monopoly Tournament

U.S. News puts it best by stating, Monopoly is

the first and perhaps most significant training
ground kids get in learning the importance of the
art of negotiation and how to do it. It's the safest
way imaginable to learn the impact of financial
dealings, because you don't lose real money if
you make a mistake. Along the way, you pick up
how to be an appealing trading partner
meaning you don't rub people the wrong way
when brokering a dealand at the same time be
able to get a little more out of the deal than your
opponent does.
This activity will also help students prepare for
the Monopoly Tournament held at the Fall
Leadership Conference in Athens.

December

December

BAA
Goals

FBLA Advertisement
Material

Students made a list of at least 5 goals (related to

school, career, and personal) and included a
description of how they plan to accomplish each
one within the career project.
Students created FBLA advertisement material:
1. Tri-fold Boards
2. Brochures
3. Newsletters
4. Flyers

North Paulding High School

FBLA Activities in the Classroom for Business and Technology
Month

January

February

Activity

Detail/Skills Covered

Presentation

Students attended a presentation by current year

FBLA officers regarding the benefits of joining
FBLA.

BAA
Goals

Students made a list of at least 5 goals (related to

school, career, and personal) and included a
description of how they plan to accomplish each
one within the career project.
Students are asked to create a two-page
newsletter advertising FBLA by showcasing all the
exciting events and competitions that students
can attend in order to broaden business and
leadership skills.

February

FBLA Newsletters

Anticipated Project
for March

Spreadsheets for the

Eighth Grade
Parent Night

Students will be asked to create and maintain

spreadsheets that will document information
concerning our eighth grade parent night.

Teacher Appreciation
Greeting Cards

FBLA students in the Business and Technology

classes will make Teacher Appreciation greeting
cards using Microsoft Publisher 2013 for all the
NPHS educators.

Monopoly Tournament

U.S. News puts it best by stating, Monopoly is

the first and perhaps most significant training
ground kids get in learning the importance of the
art of negotiation and how to do it. It's the safest
way imaginable to learn the impact of financial
dealings, because you don't lose real money if
you make a mistake. Along the way, you pick up
how to be an appealing trading partner

Anticipated Project
for March

Anticipated Project
for April

meaning you don't rub people the wrong way

when brokering a dealand at the same time be
able to get a little more out of the deal than your
opponent does.
This activity will also help students prepare for
the Monopoly Tournament held at next years Fall
Leadership Conference in Athens.

Anticipated Project
for May

FBLA Advertisement
Material

Students will create FBLA advertisement material:

1. Tri-fold Boards
2. Brochures
3. Newsletters
4. Flyers