A class coproration can be used at the junior high school level to teach contemporary manufacturing in a seven- to ten-week course. Using each phase of manufacturing as a unit of study, the corporation can cover planning, scheduling, marketing, production, bookkeeping, and sales by using individual student assignments. (DS)

Guidelines for selecting cases and games for basic business courses are offered to help teachers make a decision regarding their appropriateness as motivators for the students. (AG)

The teaching procedures and class activities used in a consumer education course at John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, California, are briefly discussed. Both teacher and students responded enthusiastically to the course. (Author/RM)

This article suggests two projects for high school students to help them analyze the steps that lead to involvements such as Watergate. (Author/RM)

Presents ideas for book reports so students can read for enjoyment and critical thinking. (RB)

Author describes a simple but graphic technique, using just the enlarger and eliminating the film. (Author/CB)

A novel way to do figure drawing using materials that are readily available, author details how class did half life-size portraits which were later printed. (Author/CB)

Examples are given which can be adapted to any grade level''. (Author/SP)

Students redesign their school in this class art project to provide emphasis on its environmental features. (CB)

Rules are specified for a card game used to help fifth and sixth graders learn equivalent fractions and the renaming of whole numbers as fractions. (DT)

Students learn to understand the environment and discover the world of tiny creatures beneath their feet. (RK)

Purposes of the described project were: to relate one subject area to another; to encourage students to think imaginatively in all subject matter; and to combine intellectual skills with the physical. (Author/CB)