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Financial Literacy Unit 6 | Investing & Building Wealth |High School|Grades 9-12
A student who starts investing at 16 with $100/month will have over $1,153,000 by retirement. A student who starts at 35 will have $298,000. Same money. Same rate of return. An $855,000 difference — explained entirely by one lesson.This is a complete, fully built Unit 6 for a high school personal finance or financial literacy course — 5 weeks, 10 lessons, and 7 ready-to-use documents covering compound interest, inflation, stocks, bonds, index funds, ETFs, retirement accounts, real estate, and a
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Money Math
Financial Literacy Unit 3 | Banking, Saving & Emergency Funds | Grades 9-12
Most students will open their first bank account before they finish high school. Most will do it without knowing what they are signing up for.This is a complete, fully built Unit 3 for a high school personal finance or financial literacy course — 4 weeks, 8 lessons, and 7 ready-to-use documents covering banking systems, savings account types, compound interest, digital banking, fraud prevention, and the emergency fund every student needs before they leave home. Designed for Grades 9–12. This uni
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Financial Literacy Unit 2 | Budgeting & Money Management | Grades 9-12
Budgeting is not about restriction. It is about intention — knowing exactly where your money goes before anyone else decides for you. This is a complete, fully built unit 2 for a high school personal finance or financial literacy course — 4 weeks, 8 lessons, and 7 ready-to-use documents covering every budgeting concept your students need. Designed for Grades 9–12. This unit is also included in the complete High School Financial Literacy Full Year Curriculum Bundle | 36 Weeks | Grades 9–12. If
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Back To School Functional Life Skills Shopping Money Math Unit Bundle Special Ed
Use this school shopping unit to teach money math skills in your special education classroom! Your students will learn important money skills including identifying dollar bills, counting money, finding the Total, staying within a budget, and next dollar up! This Unit Bundle has everything you need to teach money math strategies with many opportunities for practice and IEP progress monitoring! Just print and have fun adulting with your classroom! Perfect for high school and transition classrooms
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Money Math
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