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High School Financial Literacy, Applied Math, Life Skills Full Year Curriculum
This high school financial literacy, applied math, and life skills mega bundle full-year curriculum is full of real-world math lessons, projects, activities, and worksheets for your students in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. It includes all of my best sellers from my Household Budget Project to Types of Investment Worksheets and my popular Credit Score Board Game.How to Use:The Freebie included in this bundle is a Table of Contents that offers a suggested order for using these products, a
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Decimals, Financial Literacy
CCSS
6.NS.B.3
, 7.NS.A.1
, 7.NS.A.2
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Creating a Monthly Personal Budget Project for High School with Excel Template
EDITABLE. Immerse students in the reality of their future expenses! Students research their career salary, calculate net income, and then dive into real-world decision-making: searching for apartments, selecting a car, calculating loan payments, exploring insurance, and interviewing family members about utility costs. Using a digital budget template, students track all expenses while learning about the "Pay Yourself First" budgeting strategy as they set SMART financial goals and build an emerge
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Business, Financial Literacy
Personal Finance Project Bundle: Career → College Cost → Paycheck → Excel Budget
EDITABLE. A powerful 3-4 week financial literacy sequence that connects career planning to real-world budgeting. Once students complete their career & salary research and calculate their college expenses, they fill out a W4 to identify their tax withholdings. Then, using a paycheck template, they look up federal and state tax tables, enter in pre and post-tax deductions and calculate their net pay. That final number becomes the start of their monthly budget! It’s complex, yet every direction an
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Business, Financial Literacy
Budgeting Project: Planning a Vacation
One of the first skills to learn in finances is how to make a budget. To help put a practical application to the math skills needed to create a budget and plan finances, students can plan their own vacation. Included: Instructions, Rubric for grading, and an editable Google Sheet with pages for each part of the vacation. Including making a schedule, finding transportation, choosing a hotel, activities, food costs, and more. The google sheet has example rows for students to see in every section
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Applied Math, Math
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