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Counting Coins Practice
Google form used for in-class practice, homework or online quiz. Includes select all, multiple choice, word problem and count/respond items.
3rd - 8th
Financial Literacy, Math Test Prep, Money Math
CCSS
2.MD.C.8
Financial Literacy Middle School Math Project Budgeting
This Future Life Simulation project is a ready to go 14 day project that will allow your students to apply explore and apply financial literacy topics such as budgeting, stocks, and learn about key terminology like mortgages, interest, etc. This resource has teacher notes, suggested pacing, and the full student handout ready to print and use. This is a great option for enrichment classes or 6th-8th grade math classrooms or end of the year projects. About This Product:-Google Docs (fully editabl
6th - 8th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Math
A Teacher's Net Worth book and customizable 11-tab spreadsheet
"I learned so much about budgeting and have already started to implement ideas. It feels good!"– Carlos A. "Incredibly interesting and a wealth of information!" – Jan A. "Dr. Zentner makes the anxiety-inducing topic of one's finances and retirement planning less overwhelming and provides tools to use immediately. I highly recommend this resource!"– Javier M. *** Join the many educators who have benefited from this powerful resource — created by an educator, for educators. The bundle pairs the
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Not Subject Specific
My Weekly Budget | Financial Literacy Reading Comprehension & Money Math 2026
We teach ABCs early… why not teach money the same way?This My Weekly Budget activity blends reading comprehension, financial literacy, and math into one meaningful, real-life lesson students can actually understand. Students read about Alex, who earns $12 per week, and must decide how to save, spend, and share responsibly — while staying within a fixed budget. This isn’t busywork. It’s thinking, planning, and decision-making. 📘 WHAT’S INCLUDED1. Real-Life Reading PassageStudents read a
K - 6th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
FREE Allowance & Chores Budget Activity – Subtraction & Smart Spending for Kids
For FREEWhat if Your Students Could Earn an Allowance for Chores… Then Learn to Budget It Wisely?This isn't just subtraction practice—it's a real-world financial simulation where students earn $18 for chores, then "spend" it at a class store. They'll subtract, budget, and make smart choices—learning that money management starts with math. ✅ Inside This Ready-to-Use Activity:$18 Starting Allowance – Kids "spend" on fun items (Toy $7, Book $5, Candy $3, etc.)Step-by-Step Subtraction – Each purcha
K - 8th
Basic Operations, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Questions Infographic 4
This resource highlights the different elements from the paper - 'A Child's Decision-Making Development' - that apply to each part of the question and how it helps teach the child what to look for, evaluate and then, finally, choose one of the options that they feel best answers the question.
3rd - 8th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Psychology
Editable Classroom Currency Template | Classroom Reward Coupons | Class Money
Classroom rewards help keep students motivated for success! Make your classroom reward booklet out of this editable (via Adobe Acrobat Reader/Pro) template. This resource includes 1 customizable black and white sheet of 3 coupons. These Editable Classroom Currency Template | Classroom Reward Coupons | Class Money Ideas are sure to add a successful flare to your school year. This resource includes: 1 sheet with 3 coupon templates (recommend printing on light green paper) This resource is great
1st - 6th
Character Education, Economics , Financial Literacy
Also included in: Classroom Currency Template | Classroom Reward Coupons Bundle
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