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Household Budget Project: Taxes, Insurance, Loans, Rent, Groceries, and more!
This project will help students deeply understand the budgeting process and personal financial literacy because they get to actually create their own household budget! 15 career cards are included with occupations ranging from a cashier to a doctor and everything in between. You assign each student a career, which includes their salary and student loan debt. Then they have to work through all the aspects of a household budget including calculating income taxes, finding a home to rent, paying the
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Christmas Holiday Budget Activity: Elementary Grades Financial Literacy Lesson
Help your elementary students practice budgeting as they plan for the holidays. An excellent thematic math lesson!Students will have to explain where they will get their shopping money, plan who to shop for, look through fliers or online to find items to buy, and stick to their budgets! There is also room to write a reflection after the activity to help stimulate a class discussion about financial literacy and budgeting.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Birthday Party Budget: Middle School Budgeting Project - Percentages & Decimals
This activity allows students to practice several intermediate math skills while also learning how to budget money (financial literacy). They need to apply a basic understanding of percentages and decimals to allocate their party budget to different categories (food, decorations, etc.)Students have to multiply and add decimal numbers. They need an understanding of percentages written as decimals. You can allow them to use calculators or do all of the work by hand. They have to research different
Grades:
5th - 8th
Solving Percent Equations interactive Notes and Cheat Sheet
This percent equations cheat sheet is the perfect set of notes to include in your math notebook. Do you teach about simple interest, tax, markups and markdowns, gratuities as well as commissions, fees, percent increase, decrease, and percent error? These notes help students organize their notes and have them all in one place! Teacher Tips:Color coordinating notes is the best way to go!That helped my students understand certain percentages related to each other. **********************************
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Financial Literacy: Types of Investment Accounts in Canada: TFSA & RRSP
Teach your high school students (and yourself) about the three main types of investment accounts in Canada: Non-Registered, TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account), and RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan).• Each kind of account has important benefits and drawbacks.• This guided lesson includes a graphic organizer for students to fill in and six realistic scenarios to stimulate discussion and apply knowledge.• Answer key included. Optional: You could start the lesson with information from this webs
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Financial Tradeoffs Discussion Prompts for Financial Literacy & Personal Finance
Here’s a quick and easy way to incorporate some basic financial literacy and personal finance (along with some critical thinking) into your middle or high school class (grades 7-10).These 8 prompts describe realistic financial situations about work, school, housing, weddings, cars, and retirement. Use them as research prompts, debate topics, or a simple classroom discussion (perfect for those 10-15 minutes you sometimes end up with at the end of a lesson). Only basic math skills and general fina
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Grades:
7th - 10th, Adult Education
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