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Would You Rather: Money Edition (Volume 1)
Would You Rather: Money Edition (Volume 1) Real-life choices. Real math. Real impact. Bring financial literacy to life with this engaging, student-centered resource that blends relatable scenarios with practical money math. Perfect for warm-ups, math stations, or financial literacy units, this deck helps students think critically about spending, saving, and budgeting—all while practicing essential math skills. --- ✅ What’s Included: • 6-slide Google Slides deck with interactive “Would You Rathe
7th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Needs vs. Wants Budgeting: Financial Literacy Lesson & Differentiated Quiz
Give your students the foundational money skills they need with this complete, no-prep learning bundle focused on the essential budgeting concept: Needs vs. Wants. Perfect for introducing personal finance, consumer economics, or life skills to both middle and high school students. This resource is designed to clarify the difference between necessary expenses and discretionary spending, helping students establish smart financial habits early. Key Learning Outcomes:Students will be able to disting
9th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Budget Breakdowns: Teen Life Edition
Budget Breakdowns: Teen Life EditionHelp students master budgeting with real-world math they’ll actually use! This engaging worksheet set features 4 relatable story problems designed for grades 6–9, covering phone plans, shopping trips, monthly expenses, and unit pricing. Students will calculate costs, compare options, and make smart financial decisions—all while practicing essential math skills. Perfect for warm-ups, bell ringers, or financial literacy units. What’s Included:• 4 real-life budge
6th - 9th
Financial Literacy, Mental Math, Money Math
Bitcoin & Chart Analysis – Real-Life Math for Grades 8 and Up
Have you ever wanted to introduce students to cryptocurrency or chart reading? This real-world math activity is the perfect starting point! Students will explore Bitcoin price movements using a real chart — all while building foundational skills in data interpretation and financial literacy. Note: The math is lower middle school-friendly, but the financial context makes it a better fit for grades 8+ or high school students ready to apply their knowledge! ✏ Students will (skills covered):
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
CCSS
HSF-IF.C.7
, HSS-ID.A.2
, MP4
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The Price Game for Middle Schoolers | Supply and Demand Workbook for Kids
Help middle school students understand the powerful relationship between supply, demand, and price with this engaging and beginner-friendly workbook, The Price Game for Middle Schoolers. This printable financial literacy and economics resource teaches kids why prices go up and down, how buyers and sellers affect the market, and how smart thinking can help them make better money decisions in real life. Using easy explanations, relatable examples, interactive activities, and real-world shopping
6th - 9th
Character Education, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Witch’s Credit Card – Halloween Financial Literacy Worksheet
Teach your students the magic (and risk) of credit with this engaging Halloween-themed activity. In Witch’s Credit Card, learners explore how interest works by helping a witch decide whether to pay off her broom purchase now or later. Students calculate costs, weigh pros and cons, and reflect on smart money habits—all through a spooky, real-world scenario. 🎯 Skills Covered: Understanding credit and interestCalculating percentage-based costsEvaluating financial decisionsCritical thinking and ref
5th - 9th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Budgeting Life Skills Boom Card™ Bundle
This Boom Card™ Bundle consists of two decks and one printable. These are great resources to incorporate when introducing budgeting life skills! Grocery Store Budget Boom Card™ Deck:In this deck, students must first decide if the character in the story problem has enough money for their entire grocery list. Students also must find the total price of the groceries. This deck requires students to make decisions about which groceries to purchase within the given budget. This deck is great for tea
9th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math
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