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Video Presentation for Student Business Projects | Framework & Rubric
Are you thinking of running a student business project where students create their own small business? I love bringing entrepreneurship into my personal finance classroom as a 1-2 month project in our increasing income unit. Ending a business project can be a big ordeal with a business fair or Shark Tank style presentations, but it doesn't need to be! Congrats on reaching the latter stages of your student entrepreneurship project! It’s time for them to share all of their hard work with you, thei
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: The Real Business Project | Create Real-Life Student Businesses BUNDLE
Zero-Dollar Startup: How to Start a Business for Free or Cheap
Are you thinking of running a student business project where students create their own small business? I love bringing entrepreneurship into my personal finance classroom as a 1-2 month project in our increasing income unit. Starting a business or side hustle can be an expensive endeavor, BUT it doesn't need to be! The concepts of a lean startup or zero-dollar startup are perfect for teen businesses since they challenge students to build a business, from the ground up, using the funds of the bus
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: The Real Business Project | Create Real-Life Student Businesses BUNDLE
How I Can Improve the World
This project outlines a creative, service-learning project based on students' interests. Students identify a community's needs, write a narrative describing a chosen charity, identify goals and objectives they want to achieve, create a list of action steps to be taken, develop a budget for their project, take action, and then evaluate the effectiveness of the community service project. Built in as an extension is a math element, using a choice of percent, integers, graphs, rational numbers, an
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Character Education, For All Subjects, Informational Text
Personal Finance-Saving
Saving Complete Teaching Bundle — This unit teaches students how saving actually works at a mechanical level. They don't just learn that "compound interest is better" — they calculate it year by year, watch the numbers diverge over 40 years, estimate doubling time with the Rule of 72, build a personal emergency fund timeline, compare real savings account types, and set up sinking funds for their own financial goals. Includes a 14-slide slideshow, guided notes, a 4-part savings comparison project
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Bitcoin: Technology Deep Dive Unit 4
Unit 4: Bitcoin Technology Deep DiveHigh School Technology & Computer Science CurriculumGrade Level: 9-12 California Standards Alignment:HSS-EC.12.1: Students understand common economic terms and concepts and economic reasoningCA CS.AP.9-12.9: Students systematically design and develop programs for broad audiencesCA CS.NI.9-12.6: Students explain how the characteristics of the Internet influence the systems built on itCCSS.MATH.PRACTICE.MP1: Make sense of problems and perseve
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Money Evolution: From Barter to Bitcoin - Complete Curriculum Bundle
Product Development Project - Professional level
A real-life, collaborative program that inspires students to research, design, and present innovative products with a competitive edge. I have 25+ years' experience as a Product Development/Management banking executive and am delighted to share my real-world learning with you and your students.
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy
Meal Plan Project for Food Budgets | Personal Finance
Are you looking for a budgeting scenario that helps your personal finance students to meal plan and manage food budgets? This activity is the perfect introduction to meal planning and managing food costs in a budget. One of the most basic ways to control a food budget is to create a meal plan. Meal plans lower food waste and reduce the decision fatigue that can lead to adults choosing to eat out instead of figuring out what to make. Planning meals in advance allows you to also intentionally mana
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Needs vs Wants & Budgeting Unit | BUNDLE
Interview Ready Workshop
Interview Ready Workshop (IRW) was created in response to employer feedback that graduates were not performing well on interviews and lacked basic worker skills, like customer service. Recognizing older students seem to enjoy and engage more in activities that involved movement, and that instruction time is highly protected, this game was created to be much like what I call “speed dating for interview prep”. and an be played in an hour. IRW has 7 stations and is typically played with large grou
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
Ultimate House Buying Simulation Project | Personal Finance Housing Unit
Turn your housing unit into an engaging, real-world simulation where students become real estate agents helping clients buy a home. Instead of passively learning about mortgages and housing costs, students will actively experience the entire home-buying process while making financial decisions that impact their client. Students must: analyze financescalculate mortgage affordabilitycompare housing optionsnegotiate offersdetermine whether they made a financially responsible decision.This simulat
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Microsoft Excel Budgeting Semester Project
Microsoft Excel Budgeting Semester ProjectReal‑Life Budgeting Semester Project for Microsoft Excel 25 Scenarios + 8 Weeks of Updates Overview: Students take on a real-world life scenario that is complete with a job, housing, family, and salary, allowing them to build their own Excel budget tracker from scratch over the course of a full semester. They manage biweekly paychecks, emergencies, and optional spending through 8 rounds of updates. Can be used in Google Sheets as well! What’s Included:25
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Financial Literacy, Instructional Technology
Personal Finance, Learn by Doing - Full Lifetime Simulation App
Financial Life Simulation — A Full Personal Finance Course in One App Built by a recently retired teacher, for teachers. I'm currently using this same simulation to teach my own home-school personal-finance classes — so it's actively used, refined, and supported by someone who's in the classroom with it. Build an entire personal-finance course around a single, self-paced simulation: each student lives out their own financial life from young adulthood through retirement, choosing careers, educati
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Complete Budget Project Personal Finance for High School Students
Grade Level: 9–12 Subject: Personal Finance / Economics Format: Digital / Editable Slides or Print This project prepares students for independent financial life by guiding them through the complexities of real-world budgeting in a structured, hands-on way. Help your students take charge of their financial future! This Real-Life Budgeting Project simulates adult life, from getting a first paycheck to tracking expenses, saving, investing, and calculating net worth. Students make real decisions a
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Other (Social Studies)
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