Accounting is one of the most common Business classes offered at the high school level in Indiana. There are two sets of standards published (Accounting I and Accounting II). Accounting II covers much of the same subject matter, but at a much deeper level. The alignment below is specific to Accounting I, but many of the activities are applicable to both levels.
Activity Type Key:
Articles
Videos
Interactive Calculators
Comprehensive Tools
Includes Built-In Assessment
Standard | Activity | Activity Type |
The Accounting Cycle | Understanding the role of accountants in business and society | |
GAAP – Financial Reporting and Terms | ||
GAAP – Liability Accounting | ||
GAAP – Accounting Revenue and Expenses | ||
What is an Income Statement? | ||
What are Financial Records? | ||
The Accounting Cycle | ||
GAAP – Asset Accounting | ||
GAAP – Accounting for Equity | ||
GAAP – Accounting Gains and Losses | ||
What is a Balance Sheet? | ||
Creating Financial Statements | ||
Forms of Business Ownership | ||
Types of Companies | ||
Accounting Principles | GAAP – Asset Accounting | |
Cash Flow | ||
Cash Planning | ||
GAAP – Accounting Revenue and Expenses | ||
Cost Accounting | ||
GAAP – Liability Accounting | ||
Issuing stock and dividends | ||
Forms of Business Ownership | ||
Corporate Debt | ||
Creating Financial Statements | ||
Financial Statements | Creating Financial Statements | |
Financial Analysis through key ratios | ||
Business Ethics Overview | ||
Cash Flow Statement | ||
Specialized Applications | Types of Companies | |
Issuing stock and dividends | ||
Payroll Best Practices | ||
Forms of Business Ownership |