Lesson ProgressPhase 2 of 6
Phase 2Introduction
Introduction: Project Rehearsal: Three-Statement Workbook Audit

Orient to the shared workbook, structure, and success criteria

đź§­ Phase 2: Shared Artifact Orientation
Shared Workbook Structure

The shared workbook contains the same data your teacher uses. Every group in class is working with identical numbers today. This lets us compare reasoning and quality directly.

SheetWhat It ShowsEvidence It Provides
Income StatementShows revenue, expenses, and net income. Links to balance sheet via retained earnings.Revenue growth rate, expense ratios, net profit margin
Balance SheetShows assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time. Balances (A = L + E).Current ratio, debt-to-equity, working capital
Cash Flow StatementReconciles net income to cash. Shows operating, investing, and financing flows.Operating cash flow, free cash flow, cash burn rate
AssumptionsDocuments all inputs, rates, and drivers used in the model.Growth rates, cost assumptions, scenario parameters
DashboardOne‑screen summary with key KPIs and executive summary text.Visual charts, KPI table, recommendation statement
Definition of Done (Quality Checklist)

Your completed rehearsal workbook must meet these standards:

Structure
  • All five sheets present and named correctly
  • Income Statement → Balance Sheet → Cash Flow linked
  • Assumptions documented with sources
Accuracy
  • Balance sheet balances (A = L + E)
  • Cash flow ties to balance sheet changes
  • All cross‑sheet links are formulas, not values
Communication
  • Dashboard shows KPIs with clear labels
  • Executive summary includes a recommendation
  • At least one risk or limitation stated
Audit
  • Reconciliation checks visible and passing
  • No hidden sheets or hard‑coded outputs
  • Assumptions have date/version
Vocabulary Check
Three-Statement Vocabulary
Key terms for understanding the evidence chain
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