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SparkMart Percent Simulation | Real-World Markup, Discount, Tax & Profit Game
🛒 SparkMart: Percent Economy Simulation No-Prep, High-Engagement Percent Math Activity (Grades 6–8) Percent lessons shouldn’t feel like drills. If your students can calculate percents but struggle to reason, justify decisions, or stay engaged, SparkMart turns percent math into a real-world business simulation where choices have consequences and profits rise or fall based on student thinking. In SparkMart, students become store owners who must make real pricing decisions using markup, discounts,
5th - 9th
Decimals, Financial Literacy, Statistics
Price Increase or Decrease Assignment
In this assignments students are presented with various scenarios. It is up to the students to determine if the price of the good will increase or decrease based on the scenario. It is a fun activity that helps students see how external and internal forces can impact the prices of good both positively and negatively.
6th - 12th
Economics , Math, Social Studies
Percents: Understanding Credit Card Debt Worksheet for Student - Scenario 1
The question listed on Scenario 1 is as follows:
"In this scenario we purchased 1 item for $1000. (This could be a new TV, summer vacation, Laptop, etc.) We did not have the cash at the time so we charged it to our Visa. This particular credit card requires that we make a minimum payment of 13% each month. It also has an APR of 10%. Fill out the chart to find out how much you have paid at the end of the year and if you have a remaining balance. "
The chart is a great way for students to disc
7th - 10th
Algebra, Basic Operations, Math
Real Life Math: Percents: Credit Card Debt Worksheet - Scenario # 2
The scenario on this chart is as follows:
"MasterCard sent you a fabulous new credit card offer in the mail. It is a special card for teens with really low minimum monthly payment percent of 4%. In exchange for the low minimum monthly payment percent, MasterCard raised your APR to 18%. You decide to use this credit card instead of the Visa in Scenario #1. Fill out the chart and determine the amount of money you spent and your remaining balance. "
The chart is a great way for students to di
7th - 10th
Algebra, Decimals, Math
Percents: Understanding Credit Card Debt Worksheet for Students - Scenario 3
This chart covers the following scenario:
"Capital One offers a special credit card for teens. It has a spending limit of $100 per month and a very low monthly payment of 2%. The APR for this card is also pretty low at 7%. You talk to your parents and they agree that it sounds safe so they cosign the card with you. You now have your own credit card to use for monthly purchases and do not have to constantly ask your parents for money. You will owe your parents the remaining balance at the end
7th - 10th
Algebra, Decimals, Math
Let's Eat Out - a math restaurant activity
Create a real life math activity by having kids work out decimal math and percents problems in a "virtual restaurant" in your classroom. Print out or obtain to-go menus from a restaurant. Then, arrange your classroom like tables in a restaurant. (I actually acted like a maitre d' and "sat" students as they entered.) Provide students the task directions on one side, and the sales ticket and credit card slip on the back (in this file). Students determine the cost of their bill and the tip. Can
5th - 7th
Decimals, Math, Numbers
Constructing a Unit Circle on Geometer's Sketchpad
Guided instructions to create an animated unit circle on Geometer's Sketchpad. Students will create the unit circle and the reference triangle. They will animate a point on the circle to see what happens as the arc length increases.
Can be used to create trigonometric functions on GSP.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, Geometry, Other (Math)
Payday - Exponential Growth Board Game for Algebra
Payday is an awesome interactive board game similar to the game of Life. Students start with $400,000 and life events cause them to gain or lose money. At the end of each year, students calculate the yearly exponential growth to get their new balance. The first student to $1,000,000 wins.
Students are involved and excited to play this game. This is a good formative assessment tool to see if student understand this algebraic topic. The student score sheet is a way to collect their work and asse
9th - 12th
Algebra, Algebra 2, PreCalculus
CCSS
HSF-LE.A.1c
Consumer Math: On a Budget
Students will learn how to set a personal budget while building a clothing wardrobe for themselves.
Situation: A fire has destroyed all of your clothes. You must replace your entire wardrobe. The catch? You are on a strict budget.
How strict? $400.00. The less you spend, the more you win.
Skills: Finding percent; budgeting
6th - 12th
Math
Personal Finance-Spending & Budgeting
Spending & Budgeting Complete Teaching Bundle — A full direct instruction unit that teaches students how to manage their money through the 50/30/20 budget rule, needs vs. wants, opportunity cost, impulse buying awareness, and a hands-on first apartment budget simulation. Includes 14-slide slideshow, fill-in-the-blank guided notes, an adulting budget project, a 25-question quiz, answer keys for everything, and a lesson plan. This isn't just vocabulary memorization — students apply the 50/30/20 ru
7th - 11th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Monthly Budget Simulation: Can You Make It? | Grades 6-8 Financial Literacy
Can your students make it through the month without going broke? This engaging, low-prep budget simulation puts students in the driver’s seat of their financial future. They choose a career, calculate their take-home pay, and build a monthly budget from scratch — covering rent, food, transportation, and more. Then life throws curveballs: unexpected expenses, inflation, and tough choices about what to cut. WHAT’S INCLUDED:• 4 Career Cards with real salary data, tax deductions, and net income
6th - 10th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Absolute & Relative Location Lab
This lab is used to help students understand the difference between absolute and relative location. It uses a floor grid to help the students understand how to use coordinates to find absolute location and quadrants to find relative location. I formerly taught in Peoria, therefore the example coordinates are in Peoria, Illinois. Since it is a .docx file, those can be changed. This activity works well for visual and kinesthetic learners. Please follow my store and review this resource to help my
2nd - 8th
Math, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Map Skills Bundle!
Washington, D.C. Trip Planning Budget Project
I use this project as part of the addition and subtraction unit in my 3rd grade classroom. It gives students a real world scenario in which they would use their knowledge of addition and subtraction to manage money. The kids love it because it offers a lot of choice and is very fun! It could also be used for advanced 2nd graders or as a review at the beginning of the year for 4th graders.
2nd - 4th
Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
CCSS
3.NBT.A.2
March "Math"ness Probability
I designed this activity to show how likely making a perfect bracket really is. It engages students in a fun probability activity where they can calculate a probability and also see probability in action. Students have to pick 16 teams (real or fictional) and determine who they think the winners will be in each game. After answering a few probability questions, they will use a die to determine the winners of each game. Then they will see if they would have won a bracket challenge.
9th - 12th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Statistics
Budget Battle | Classroom Decor | K-12
Budget Battle | Classroom Decor | K-12 ✏️ Classroom Decor Budget BattleProduct DescriptionOverview: Step into the teacher’s shoes with the Classroom Decor Budget Battle! Students design a welcoming classroom while staying within budget. From posters and rugs to lights and storage bins, they must balance creativity with practicality. Purpose: Students develop budgeting and problem-solving skills while imagining themselves in a leadership role. They learn how trade-offs shape priorities when mon
K - 12th
Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, School Counseling
Also included in: Budget Battles | 10 Seasonal & School Life Activities | K-12
STAAR Algebra | Living Museum Role-Play | Quadratic Functions |
🏷 TitleLiving Museum Role-Play | Quadratic Functions | STAAR Algebra 📝 Product DescriptionOverview: Bring parabolas to life with this Living Museum Role-Play lesson for STAAR Algebra. Students step into the roles of parabola, vertex, axis of symmetry, discriminant, and more to explore the unique properties of quadratic functions and their real-world applications. Purpose This Living Museum Role-Play lesson allows students to become the parabola, vertex, axis of symmetry, quadratic equatio
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Algebra, Other (Math)
Also included in: STAAR Algebra | Living Museum Role-Play | Complete Bundle (18 Units) |
Budget Battle | Technology Lab Setup | K-12
Budget Battle | Technology Lab Setup | K-12💻 Technology Lab Budget BattleProduct DescriptionOverview: Power up financial literacy with the Technology Lab Budget Battle! Students are tasked with designing a tech lab on a fixed budget, choosing between laptops, tablets, headphones, and accessories. They must maximize access and learning opportunities without overspending. Purpose: Students connect digital literacy with financial literacy by practicing cost analysis, unit pricing, and trade-offs.
K - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Financial Literacy, Writing
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