Parallel Lines Project

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Budget Spreadsheet Google Sheets Activity | Career & Math (Personal Finance)

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A step-by-step project with detailed instructions on how to set up an Excel spreadsheet budget. Students will apply math skills in context of a real-life budgeting situation. Classes to use this project include: math classes, personal finance, financial literacy, and/or career education. Students will create a budget:They will incorporate their future career choice. Students will work independently by following the instructions using an Google Sheets / Excel Spreadsheet.Over the course of at l

7th - 12th

Algebra, Basic Operations

CCSS

6.RP.A.3c

, HSA-SSE.A.1

, HSF-LE.A.1b

Monthly Expense Tracker Part 1- Personal Finance

Created by

Becky Flood

As adults, we know learning personal finance is so important for students. And still, students have a hard time buying into the class at times. That is exactly why I created this project to help students find some ownership in their own learning! The "Monthly Expense Tracker" asks students to track their actual spending for 4 weeks. At the end of the four weeks, students can use terminology learned in class to group like spending, classify expenses as needs or wants, compare their spending to th

9th - 12th

Applied Math, Basic Operations, Math

Monthly Expense Tracker Part 2- Personal Finance

Created by

Becky Flood

If you have not yet explored Monthly Expense Tracker Part 1, see description below.In Monthly Expense Tracker Part 2, students are asked to set spending goals for themselves for the next four weeks based on their spending habit from the previous 4 weeks. Did they spend too much money on take out? Didn't put enough money into their savings accounts? Now is the time to reflect, set some goals, and see how they do! Students will keep track of their spending for an additional 4 weeks to see if they

9th - 12th

Applied Math, Basic Operations, Math

Excel Spreadsheet containing actual worksheets for a basic game

Created by

Bob Gnibus

Purchase this Programmed / Formatted Excel Spreadsheet from Bob Gnibus in TPT – Teachers Pay Teachers to play the game OR for Students to use as a guide as they create their own customized spreadsheet game. A Free Resource is available on TPT – Teachers Pay Teachers (see separate TPT listing) which provides instructions on how to program the Game in Excel. The Free Resource includes Step-by-Step programming instructions for a basic Excel Spreadsheet Game, including game format suggestions and de

6th - 12th

Basic Operations, Order of Operations, Other (Math)

Also included in: Create a Basic Spreadsheet Game Using Excel (BUNDLE)