Recap Lesson 08 progress and understand Milestone 2 requirements
Complete the Workbook and Defend Your Recommendation
Last lesson your team opened the correct workbook and started the asset register. Today you finish every sheet, test your formulas, and write a depreciation recommendation backed by workbook evidence.
- Finish the Depreciation Schedule with linked formulas for all assets
- Complete the Method Comparison sheet with side-by-side SL and DDB calculations
- Verify Book Value = Cost − Accumulated Depreciation on every sheet
- Add at least one workbook check that flags impossible values
- Write a clear claim about which depreciation method best fits your scenario
- Cite at least three numbers from your workbook as evidence
- Identify one risk or limitation of your recommended method
- Prepare to explain your reasoning to another team
- Depreciation Schedule complete for all assets with correct annual expense, accumulated depreciation, and book value
- Method Comparison sheet shows SL and DDB side by side with statement impact explained
- Recommendation has claim, evidence (3+ cited workbook numbers), and risk/limitation
- Peer critique completed with at least one strength and one improvement noted
- Evidence: complete workbook file + recommendation draft + peer feedback notes
Recap Lesson 08 progress and confirm Milestone 2 requirements with your team
Finish the Depreciation Schedule and Method Comparison sheets
Write the recommendation with claim, evidence, and risk
Peer critique and revision with another team
Save, submit, and preview Lesson 10 presentation requirements
Do not change the sheet structure from Lesson 07. Your workbook must keep the same four-sheet architecture: Asset Register, Depreciation Schedule, Method Comparison, and Recommendation. If you added or removed sheets, fix it now before the teacher check-in.
Also remember: Book Value = Cost − Accumulated Depreciation must hold for every asset in every year. If your check column shows a mismatch, trace the formula back to its source before moving on.