Lesson Objective

Calculate the overall value of the owner's equity in the service business.

How do you determine how much stake an owner has in his business at the end of a fiscal period?

Statement of Owner's Equity

CTE Business & Finance Technology

D. Financial Reports: Develop an understanding and working knowledge of financial statements.

19. Describe the information provided in each financial statement and how the statements relate.





HS.CTE.2C - 2C. Apply a solution using evidence and reasoning

POG:
I am a LEARNER: Master fundamental skills in core subject areas
I am a THINKER: Critical thinking, independent thinking

The SAT measures student proficiency in math reading, language, and writing. With strong scores, accounting students set themselves up for successful entry into accounting and finance programs

Purpose of this lesson: to give examples and explanations of the importance of correctly completing a Statement of Owner's Equity The information will be used to calculate the owners stake in the business at the end of a fiscal period.

DOK 1: recall of vocabulary

DOK 2: Apply concepts learned during modeling and class examples to complete on own working papers independently

DOK 3: Assess the information after determining if the business accounting records are in balance

Financial statements are crucial for business regardless of size or ownership structure

Errors on financial statements are inconsequential

guided notes, modified statement of owner's equity, electronic/online version option

Guided Notes worksheet

Guiding questions/term assignment

work together/on own assignment application or mastery working papers

Math assignment

 

Century 21, Accounting,  General Journal, 11th edition, online/paper edition.

Online working papers (Mindtap)

Microsoft Excel software

Online instructional tools