Accounting I
Course Description:
Accounting I is designed to provide a thorough background in the basic accounting procedures used to operate three different types of businesses--proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Each type of business is presented in a complete accounting cycle covering analyzing transactions, journalizing, posting, petty cash, financial statements, and adjusting and closing entries. Automated Accounting sections conclude every chapter and provide hands-on computer training using Automated Accounting software. The accounting procedures presented will serve as a sound background for employment in office jobs and preparation for studying business courses in college.
Assignments
Week of January 28-February 1

Monday, January 29

  • Challenge Q #: Finish Challenge Problem 11-4
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Review recording transactions in the Sales and Cash Receipts Journal
    2. Prove Cash
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review for test
  • Assignments: 
    • Challenge Problem 11-4
    • Chapter 11 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!
Week of January 21-25

Tuesday, January 22

  • Challenge Q #9: What are the journals we know and what types of transactions are recorded in each?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Review recording transactions in the Purchases, Cash Payments, and General Journal using Automated accounting software
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review using automated and demonstrate using the different journals to record transactions.
  • Assignments: 
    • 10-5 Mastery Problem - Teams using Automated accounting software.

Wednesday, January 23

  • Challenge Q #: Finish Mastery Problem 10-5 - Automated - Print the three journal pages and turn in.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Review recording transactions in the Purchases, Cash Payments, and General Journal using Automated accounting software
    2. Journalize sales on account in the Sales Journal
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover lesson 11-1
  • Assignments: 
    • Finish 10-5 Mastery Problem - Teams using Automated accounting software.
    • 11-1 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 11-1

Thursday, January 24

  • Challenge Q #: Finish Mastery Problem 10-5 - Automated - Print the three journal pages and turn in.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Review recording transactions in the Purchases, Cash Payments, and General Journal using Automated accounting software
    2. Journalize cash receipts using the Cash Receipts Journal
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover lesson 11-2
  • Assignments: 
    • Finish 10-5 Mastery Problem - Teams using Automated accounting software.
    • 11-2 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 11-2, 11-3

Friday, January 25

  • Challenge Q #: Finish Mastery Problem 10-5 - Automated - Print the three journal pages and turn in.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Review recording transactions in the Purchases, Cash Payments, and General Journal using Automated accounting software
    2. Journalize cash receipts using the Cash Receipts Journal
    3. Journalize transactions in the Sales Journal
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Application Problem 11-3
    • Challenge Problem 11-4 (Automated or by hand)
    • Cahpter 11 Study Guide
Week of January 7-11

Monday, January 7

  • Challenge Q #6: What would be the advantages of having a partnership over a sole proprietorship?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to purchases for a merchandising business
    2. Journalize purchases of merchandise using a purchases journal
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 10-1
  • Assignments: 
    • 10-1 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 10-1

Tuesday, January 8

  • Challenge Q #7: What kinds of transactions are recorded in the purchases journal?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to purchases for a merchandising business
    2. Journalize transactions in the cash payments journal
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 10-2-10-3
  • Assignments: 
    • 10-2 and 10-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 10-2 and 10-3

Tuesday, January 9

  • Challenge Q #8: What is the difference between purchasing merchandise and purchasing supplies?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to purchases for a merchandising business
    2. Journalize transactions in the general journal.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 10-4
  • Assignments: 
    • 10-4 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 10-2, 10-3, and 10-4
Week of December 17-21

Monday, December 17

  • Challenge Q #5: What are the steps in the accounting cycle?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Journalize and post adjusting and closing entries
    3. Create a post-closing trial balance
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 9 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!

Tuesday, December 18

  • Challenge: Study for test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Journalize and post adjusting and closing entries
    3. Create a post-closing trial balance
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 9 Test

Wednesday, December 19

  • Challenge: Get handouts on the table and open automated accounting.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Use automated accounting to complete an accounting cycle for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
  • Handouts:  Foreign Exhcnage Translation Service Simulation
  • Instruction: Go over the first few transactions using the automated software with students
  • Assignments: 
    • Foreign Exchange Translation Service Automated Simulation

Thursday, December 20

  • Challenge: none
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Use automated accounting to complete an accounting cycle for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
  • Handouts:  Foreign Exhcnage Translation Service Simulation
  • Instruction: Go over the first few transactions using the automated software with students
  • Assignments: 
    • Foreign Exchange Translation Service Automated Simulation

Friday, December 21

  • Challenge: none
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Use automated accounting to complete an accounting cycle for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
  • Handouts:  Foreign Exhcnage Translation Service Simulation
  • Instruction: Go over the first few transactions using the automated software with students
  • Assignments: 
    • Foreign Exchange Translation Service Automated Simulation
Week of December 10-14

Monday, December 10

  • Challenge Q #1: What are the adjusting entries for a service business?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Journalize and post adjusting and closing entries
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover lesson 9-1 and 9-2
  • Assignments: 
    • 9-1 and 9-2Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 9-1 and 9-2

Tuesday, December 11

  • Challenge Q #2: What are the four closing entries?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Journalize and post adjusting and closing entries
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • 9-1 and 9-2Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 9-1 and 9-2

Wednesday, December 12

  • Challenge Q #3: What are the real or permanent accounts?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Create the post-closing trial balance
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 9-3
  • Assignments: 
    • 9-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 9-3

Thursday, December 13

  • Challenge Q #4: What are will appear on the post-closing trial balance?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Understand the steps in the accounting cycle
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover the Accounting Cycle Steps
  • Assignments: 
    • 9-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 9-3

Friday, December 14

  • Challenge Q #None
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to adjusting and closing entries for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Understand the steps in the accounting cycle
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Mastery Problem 9-4
Week of December 3-7

Monday, December 3

  • Challenge Q #9: What information is included on the Income Statement?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to financial statements for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
    2. Prepare an income statement and analyze using component percentages.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover lesson 8-1
  • Assignments: 
    • 8-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 180
    • Application Problem 8-1 p. 187

Tuesday, December 4

  • Challenge Q #10: How do calculate the component percentages on an Income Statement?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to financial statements for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
    2. Prepare a balance sheet
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover lesson 8-2
  • Assignments: 
    • 8-2 Work Together and On Your Own p. 188
    • Application Problem 8-2 p. 187
    • Mastery Problem 8-3 p. 188

Wednesday, December 5

  • Challenge Q #11: How do you find current capital for the Balance Sheet?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to financial statements for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
    2. Prepare a balance sheet and income statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Mastery Problem 8-3 p. 188
    • Challenge Problem 8-4 p. 188-189
    • Chapter 8 Study Guide

Thursday, December 6

  • Challenge: Print challenge questions
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to financial statements for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
    2. Prepare a balance sheet and income statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review - Flash Cards PowerPoint Quiz
  • Assignments: 
    • Recycling Problem 8-1 p. C-8
    • Chapter 8 Study Guide

Friday, December 7

  • Challenge: Study for Test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to financial statements for a service business organized as a proprietorship.
    2. Prepare a balance sheet and income statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 8 Test
Week of November 26-30

Monday, November 26

  • Challenge Q #7: Answer Cases for Critical Thinking Question Case #1 p. 172.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Work Sheets
  • Assignments: 
    • Mastery Problem 7-5
    • Challenge Problem 7-6
    • Chapter 7 Study Guide

Tuesday, November 27

  • Challenge Q #: None
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Work Sheets
  • Assignments: 
    • Mastery Problem 7-5
    • Challenge Problem 7-6
    • Chapter 7 Study Guide

Wednesday, November 28

  • Challenge Q #8: What three accounts usually have a zero balance on the Trial Balance of the work sheet?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Work Sheets
  • Assignments: 
    • Recycling Problem 7-1
    • Chapter 7 Study Guide
    TEST TOMORROW!

Thursday, November 29

  • Challenge Q : Study for test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: none
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 7 Test

Friday, November 30

  • Challenge Q : none
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: none
  • Assignments: 
    • Make-up work or Chapter Crossword Puzzles
Week of November 19-23

Monday, November 19

  • Challenge Q #5: What accounts are extended to the Income Statement columns of the work sheet?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Identify selected procedures for finding and correcting errors in accounting records.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Lesson 7-4
  • Assignments: 
    • 7-4 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 7-4

Tuesday, November 20

  • Challenge Q #6: What is one way to check for an error caused by transposed numbers?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Identify selected procedures for finding and correcting errors in accounting records.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Application Problem 7-4
    • Mastery Problem 7-5
Week of November 12-16

Monday, November 12

  • Challenge: Open automated accounting and continue working on Reinforcement Problem 1A
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Complete transacations and a bank reconciliation for a service business organized as a proprietorship using automated accoutning software
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Evaluate
  • Assignments: 
    • Reinforcement Activity 1A

Tuesday, November 13

  • Challenge: Open automated accounting and continue working on Reinforcement Problem 1A - Finish during Channel 1
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Prepare a heading and a trial balance on a work sheet
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 7-1
  • Assignments: 
    • 7-1 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 7-1

Wednesday, November 14

  • Challenge Q #2: What is included in the Trial Balance, and what is its purpose?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Plan adjustments for supplies and prepaid insurance
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 7-2
  • Assignments: 
    • 7-2 and 7-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 7-2-7-3

Thursday, November 15

  • Challenge Q #3: How do you determine net income on a work sheet?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Complete a work sheet
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Finish 7-1, 7-2, 7-3 On Your Own and Application Problems

Friday, November 16

  • Challenge Q #4: In what columns to you record the net income on the work sheet?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship
    2. Complete a work sheet
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 7-4
  • Assignments: 
    • 7-4 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 7-4
Week of November 5-9

Monday, November 5

  • Challenge Q #9: List 5 reasons a bank may dishonor a check.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a petty cash fund
    2. Establish and replenish a petty cash fund.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section 6-4
  • Assignments: 
    • 6-4 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 6-4

Tuesday, November 6

  • Challenge Q #10: Why do businesses use petty cash funds? PRINT QUESTIONS!
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account and petty cash funds
    2. Establish and replenish a petty cash fund.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review
  • Assignments: 
    • Mastery Problem 6-5
    • Challenge Problem 6-6

Wednesday, November 7

  • Challenge Q #1: When recording a dishonored check, what is debited and what is credited?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account and petty cash funds
    2. Establish and replenish a petty cash fund.
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review - Flash Cards, Review Game
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 6 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!

Thursday, November 8

  • Challenge: Study for Test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account and petty cash funds
    2. Establish and replenish a petty cash fund.
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 6 Test

Friday, November 9

  • Challenge: Open book to page 145
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account and petty cash funds
    2. Establish and replenish a petty cash fund.
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Reinforcement Activity 1 Part A, p. 145-147 - Automated version
Week of October 29-November 2

Monday, October 29

Teacher Inservice Day

Tuesday, October 30

  • Challenge: None
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account
    2. Prepare business papers related to using a checking account
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction:
  • Assignments: 
    • Finish 6-1 Work Together and On Your Own and Application Problem 6-1

Wednesday, October 31

  • Challenge: Challenge Question #7 - What are the three types of endorsements? Briefly explain each.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account
    2. Prepare business papers related to using a checking account
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Read Lesson 6-2 (Sub)
  • Assignments: 
    • 6-2 Audit Your Understanding Questions p. 129 in Word.
    • 6-2 Work Together and On Your Own and Application Problem 6-2

Thursday, November 1

  • Challenge: Review/ Catch up
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account
    2. Prepare business papers related to using a checking account
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Bank Reconciliation
  • Assignments: 
    • Turn in 6-2 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Turn in Application Problem 6-2

Friday, November 2

  • Challenge: Challenge Question #8 - List steps to reconcile a bank statement.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account
    2. Prepare business papers related to using a checking account
    3. Reconcile a bank statement
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Lesson 6-3
  • Assignments: 
    • 6-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 6-3
Week of October 22-26

Monday, October 22

  • Challenge #5: What two amounts are compared when proving cash?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Post from the general journal to the general ledger.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Chapter 5
  • Assignments: 
    • Turn in Mastery Problem 5-4
    • Chapter 5 Study Guide

Tuesday, October 23

  • Challenge: Be ready to define terms.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Post from the general journal to the general ledger.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Chapter 5 (Flash Cards and Review Game)
  • Assignments: 
    • Turn in Mastery Problem 5-4 - Deadline today!
    • Chapter 5 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!

Wednesday, October 24

  • Challenge: Study for test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Post from the general journal to the general ledger.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 5 Test
    • Complete Chapter 6 Terms Preview

Thursday, October 25

  • Challenge #6: What is the purpose for having a checking account?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to using a checking account.
    2. Prepare business papers related to using a checking account.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section6-1
  • Assignments: 
    • 6-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 124
    • Application Problem 6-1 p. 140

Friday, October 26

TEACHER INSERVICE DAY!

Week of October 15-19

Monday, October 15

  • Challenge #1: What is a chart of accounts?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section 5-1
  • Assignments: 
    • 5-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 100
    • Application Problem 5-1 p. 113

Tuesday, October 16

  • Challenge #2: What are the two parts of an account number?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Create Chart of Accounts
    3. Post to the General Ledger
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section 5-2
  • Assignments: 
    • 5-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 100
    • 5-2 Work Together and On Your Own p. 105
    • 5-3 Work Together and On Your Own p. 111
    • Application Problems 5-1 and 5-2 p. 113

Wednesday, October 17

  • Challenge #3: What are the five steps for posting entries from the general journal to the general ledger accounts?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Create Chart of Accounts
    3. Post to the General Ledger
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Section 5-3
  • Assignments: 
    • 5-3 Work Together and On Your Own p. 111
    • 5-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 100 - Due Today
    • 5-2 Work Together and On Your Own p. 105 - Due Today
    • Application Problems 5-1, 5-2, and 5-3 p. 113

Thursday, October 18

No class - Drug Free Assembly

Friday, October 19

  • Challenge #4: When would you need to create a correcting entry?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to posting from a general journal to a general ledger
    2. Create Chart of Accounts
    3. Post to the General Ledger
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Review Chapter 5 Objectives
  • Assignments: 
    • Application Problems 5-1, 5-2, and 5-3 p. 113
    • Mastery Problem 5-4 by hand and Automated version.
Week of October 8-12

Monday, October 8

  • Challenge #8: If an entire entry is incorrect and is discovered before the next entry is journalized, how should the incorrect entry by corrected?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define and identify accounting concepts and practices related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record transactions in a general journal
    3. Start a new journal page.
  • Handouts:  Chapter 4 Quiz
  • Instruction: Quiz over account classifications and normal balance sides
  • Assignments: 
    • Application Problems 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, 4-4 DUE TODAY
    • Application Problem 4-5
    • Mastery Problem 4-6

Tuesday, October 9

  • Challenge #9: Answer Cases for Critical Thinking Questions - Case 1 on p. 91
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define and identify accounting concepts and practices related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record transactions in a general journal
    3. Start a new journal page.
  • Handouts:  NONE
  • Instruction: Teams Tournament journalize transactions - Recycling Problem 4-1 p. c-4
  • Assignments: 
    • Application Problem 4-5 - DUE Today
    • Mastery Problem 4-6 - DUE Today
    • Begin Chapter 4 Study Guide

Wednesday, October 10

  • Challenge #: NONE
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define and identify accounting concepts and practices related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record transactions in a general journal
    3. Start a new journal page.
  • Handouts:  NONE
  • Instruction: Review using flashcards and go over Chapter 4 Study Guide
  • Assignments: 
    • Complete Chapter 4 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!

Thursday, October 11

  • Challenge #: Study for Test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define and identify accounting concepts and practices related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record transactions in a general journal
    3. Start a new journal page.
  • Handouts:  NONE
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Complete Chapter 4 Test
    • Define the terms for Chapter 5 Terms Preview p. 94 in Word

Friday, October 12

  • Challenge #: Print Challenge Questions #1-9.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Use Automated Accounting Software to journalize transactions in a general journal.
  • Handouts:  NONE
  • Instruction: Demonstrate how to use the Automated accounting software
  • Assignments: 
    • Complete Mastery Problem 4-6 using the Automated Accounting software.
Week of October 1-5

Monday, October 1

  • Challenge #5: Answer the Cases for Critical Thinking #1-2 62 .
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to analyzing transactions into debit and credit parts
    2. Analyze how transactions affect accounts
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Teams complete Challenge Problem 3-6 p. 61
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 3 Study Guide
  • TEST TOMORROW!

Tuesday, October 2

  • Challenge : Study for Chapter 3 Test
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Evaluate knowledge of Chapter 3 Objectives
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: None
  • Assignments: 
    • Chapter 3 Test
    • Chapter 4 Terms Preview p. 64

Wednesday, October 3

  • Challenge : Finish Chapter 4 Terms Preview p. 64 and turn in.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record in a general journal transactions
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Sections 4-1 and 4-2
  • Assignments: 
    • 4-1 Work Together and On Your Own p. 71
    • 4-2 Work Together and On Your Own p. 75
    • Application Problems 4-1 and 4-2 p. 87

Thursday, October 4

  • Challenge #6: List the four parts of a journal entry.
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record in a general journal transactions that affect owner's equity and receiving cash on account.
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section 4-3
  • Assignments: 
    • Finish 4-1 and 4-2 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problems 4-1 and 4-2
    • 4-3 Work Together and On Your Own
    • Application Problem 4-3

Friday, October 5

  • Challenge #7: Which accounting concept states that there must be a source document for every transaction?
  • Today's Objectives:
    1. Define accounting terms and concepts related to journalizing transactions
    2. Record in a general journal transactions that affect owner's equity and receiving cash on account.
    3. Start a new general journal page
  • Handouts:  None
  • Instruction: Cover Section 4-4
  • Assignments: 
    • 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4 Work Together and Own Your Own - DUE TODAY
    • Application Problems 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4
    • Application Problem 4-5