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    This document provides a simple home learning plan for Grade 12 ABM students on Business Ethics and Social Responsibility. The plan covers Lesson 5 on the five major accounts - assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses. Students are asked to define the five major accounts, classify account titles according to the major accounts, and complete an activity where they fill in a crossword puzzle about the major accounts. The lesson will be delivered through a modular approach on Thursday from 3:00-4:00 pm.

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    This document provides a simple home learning plan for Grade 12 ABM students on Business Ethics and Social Responsibility. The plan covers Lesson 5 on the five major accounts - assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses. Students are asked to define the five major accounts, classify account titles according to the major accounts, and complete an activity where they fill in a crossword puzzle about the major accounts. The lesson will be delivered through a modular approach on Thursday from 3:00-4:00 pm.

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    ESTEFANIA MONTEMAYOR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    ONGOL ILAYA, DUMARAO, CAPIZ


    Simple Home Learning Plan
    Learning BUSINESS ETHICS AND SOCIAL Grade Level:
    Teacher: Jean A. Delmoro
    Area RESPONSIBILITY Grade 12-ABM
    Mode of
    Day/Time Learning Competency Learning Tasks Instruction to Students
    Delivery

    Activity 1: Guess Me!

    Direction: Supply a needed information vertically and horizontally to


    come up with a correct answer.

    LESSON 5:
    Week 4(module 4 ) Quarter 3

    Across
    1. Expenses that is associated with the services rendered by the
    Read and Understand the employees.
    following lesson. 2. Refers to all items, goods, merchandise, and materials held by a
    Discuss the five major business for selling in the market to earn profit. Modular
    THURSDAY
    accounts 1. Define the five major 3. A company financial obligations to other entity.
    3:00-4:00
    (ABM_FABM11_IIId-e- accounts and chart of 4. The monetary payment received for goods or services, or from other
    19) accounts. sources.
    5 . This is a unique symbol or words used to represent a business or its
    2. Classify the different product.
    account tittles according
    to major accounts. Down
    6. An account represents the earnings made by any business from
    selling of goods or merchandise.
    7. It is an exclusive right granted for invention.
    8. It is presented first on company’s balance sheet and they are arranged
    according in their order of liquidity.
    9. An oral promise to entity to receive cash at a later date.
    10. Represents the portion of the total assets that the business owner
    fully owns

    (Write your answer in a yellow pad)

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