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Format Today!
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Take one step at a
time to success in
Economics!
Unit One: Learning Objectives:
North Clackamas School District Social
Studies Priority Standards:
• Econ 53. Describe characteristics of
command, market, traditional, and
mixed economies and how they affect
jobs and standards of living.
• Econ 59. Demonstrate the skills and
dispositions needed to be a critical
consumer of information.
Lesson Five: Daily Learning Target
I Can define and explain in writing the
following key Economic concepts:
The Opportunity Cost
of Smoking
“Your Choice”
30%
National Center for Health Statistics
Even more harm tied to cigarettes
Alcohol-related
Auto accidents
Suicide
AIDS
Homicides
Drunk Driving
Radon (lung cancer)
Drug overdose
Food poisoning
Falls in the home
Drowning
Motor cycle accidents
Fires in home
Choking on object
X-rays
Falling down stairs
Choking on food
Bicycle accidents
Falling out of bed
108,000
44,757
31,484
30,000
17,732
17,000
13,600
11,000
9,000
7,100
6,335
3,676
3,200
3,004
3,000
1,588
875
762
594
Pool drowning
515
Falling off a ladder
365
Bathtub drowning
332
Hunting Accidents
140
Scuba diving
105
Slipping on ice/snow
103
Tornadoes
82
Bee/wasp sting
66
Snowmobiling
60
Lighting strike
47
Skiing
41
Water skiing
47
Dog attack
32
Sky diving
22
Commercial airline accidents 22
Football
13
Hang gliding
8
Playground equipment accident
3
Marine-animal attack
1
Rotting
Inside
Out
This is a
choice you make
Like a sponge that has rotted
away & can’t absorb any more.
The last Marlboro Man, Wayne McLaren,
who died of lung and brain cancer
Clark Gable 59 Errol Flynn 50
Betty Grable 56
Nat King Cole 45 Steve McQueen 50 Roger Maris 51 Babe Ruth 53
Humphrey Bogart 57
Jerry Garcia 53
Peter Jennings 66 Geoorge Harrison 58
Yul Brenner 59
Michael Landon 56
Johnny Carson
John Wayne
Desi Arnaz 59
Edward R. Murrow 57
Sammy Davis Gary Cooper 61
Lucille Ball
Walt Disney 65
.
Draw a flow chart like the one below and fill
it in for SMOKING VS. NOT SMOKING
Summary Paragraph: What is the potential
opportunity cost of Smoking?