These guided notes offer a brief background & practice to writing checks. Information is provided about the pros & cons, parts of a check, and tips when writing checks. Two blank checks allow students to practice what they just learned!

Appropriate for middle school through high school students.

What is included: 

• Writing Checks notes (pdf & PowerPoint versions)
• Writing Checks notes KEY (pdf & PowerPoint versions)

*PowerPoint key is animated. Answers will appear in the blanks by clicking through the presentation.

You may also like: 

• Creating a Google Sheets Checking Account Register
• Checking Account activity using Google Sheets
• Budget Project
• Credit Card Unit

Also included in:

• Banking Unit Bundle

Overview of all Banking Unit resources: Teaching Tips (free download)

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Note for Intervention Specialists: 

Consider any of MathMotivation’s Applied Math resources for your students! The entire Applied Math curriculum has been tested out & is still currently being used for special education students on IEPs. Many of these students have spent three years in a resource room for high school math then entered into the general education inclusion setting for Applied Math their senior year. (*These students are not alternatively assessed.*) All of the Applied Math materials are great resources for general education & special education!

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