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Insurance 101 Lesson Presentation Activity + Quiz Financial Literacy High School
Insurance 101 Plan Picker — Guided Notes, Google Slides, Google Forms Quiz & Exit Ticket, Teacher Guide (High School Personal Finance, Consumer Math) I use this insurance lesson in my own classroom and it reliably gets students comparing plans, debating trade-offs, and doing real claim math. Students learn how risk pooling works, what premiums and deductibles mean in practice, and how copays and coinsurance change out-of-pocket costs. Then they apply it all in a Plan Picker worksheet where they
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Advanced Financial Algebra - Quiz for Lessons 9.1 - 9.4
Quiz – Lessons 9.1 to 9.4 | Advanced Financial Algebra Ready-to-go quiz assessing statistical reasoning and economic modeling. This quiz evaluates students’ understanding of core concepts from Lessons 9.1 to 9.4, including types of studies, bias in data collection, market supply and demand, and cost analysis using linear functions. With a mix of scenario-based questions, graph interpretation, and algebraic modeling, this assessment reinforces critical thinking, contextual reasoning, and real-wor
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 9 - Modeling a Business
Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 2 - Banking Services
What’s Included in the Unit 2 Bundle:Each lesson includes: Student-friendly notes with vocabulary and real-world examples A guided practice page or homework assignment A complete answer key for quick grading or in-class review Lesson List: ✅ 2.1 – Checking Accounts ✅ 2.2 – Reconciling a Bank Statement ✅ 2.3 – Savings Accounts & Simple Interest ✅ 2.4 – Exploring Compound Interest ✅ 2.5&2.6 – Compound Interest Formula ✅ 2.7 – Future Value of Investments ✅ 2.8 – Present Value of Investment
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Budgeting & Financial Literacy Mega Bundle for High School Personal Finance
Budgeting & Financial Literacy Mega Bundle for High School — Google Slides, Guided Notes, Hands-On Activities, Quizzes & Exit Tickets (Printable + Google Forms) I use this complete personal finance bundle in my own classroom to build real-world money skills from the ground up. It’s a no-prep sequence of lessons, worksheets, and assessments that covers budgeting, banking, paychecks & taxes, credit scores, loans & interest, credit cards, insurance, saving & investing, sales tax, and a capstone fir
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Saving & Investing Money Lesson Financial Literacy Personal Finance Activity
Saving & Investing: Time Value of Money Lesson – Google Slides, Guided Notes, Hands-On Worksheet Activity, Quiz, Exit Ticket & Answer Key (Financial Literacy, Personal Finance, Economics, Algebra) I’ve taught this saving and investing lesson in my own high school classes, and it consistently clicks with students. The Google Slide presentation, guided notes, and hands-on worksheet make the time value of money and compound interest feel concrete. Students plot growth over time, compare start ages
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Real Life Taxes Financial Literacy Personal Finance Lesson Activity & Assessment
Real-Life Taxes: Sales Tax & Tax Brackets Lesson — Google Slides, Guided Notes, Realistic Receipts Activity, Quiz & Exit Ticket (No Prep, Sub Plans, Answer Key) I’ve taught this financial literacy lesson in my own classroom, and it finally made sales tax, progressive vs. regressive vs. proportional taxes, and income tax brackets click for students. The mix of Google Slides, guided notes, and a hands-on receipt analysis pushes beyond definitions: students sort real-world items into taxable
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Budgeting Lesson Apartment & Cost of Living Personal Finance Financial Literacy
First Apartment Project: Personal Finance Budgeting Lesson for High School — Google Slides, Guided Notes, Move-In Challenge, Quiz & Exit Ticket (Printable + Google Forms) As a high school teacher, I use this budgeting lesson every semester to make financial literacy concrete and engaging. Students work through a Google Slides mini-lesson, complete guided notes, and then tackle a real-world Move-In Challenge where they plan a first-apartment budget using the 30% rent rule, fixed vs. variable vs.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
THE EXPANDED LEDGER | Unit Bundle (Intro to Accounting)
Here’s an editable unit bundle covering the expansion of the Capital account into three new equity accounts: Revenue, Expenses and Drawings. This unit bundle introduces the Income Statement and the expanded equity section of a Balance Sheet. It also includes three Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAPs). Each lesson contains a Google Slide™ deck, spreadsheet homework questions with answer keys ( Google Sheets™) and videos that walk you through the lessons as a teaching guide. A digita
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Money Math
Credit Cards Full Lesson Financial Literacy Activates and Assessment Highschool
Credit Cards Lesson & Financial Literacy Unit: Statement Reading, APR & Minimum Payment Math, Red Flags in Ads, Rewards vs. Fees, Slides + Worksheets + Quiz (Google Slides & Google Forms) I’ve taught this credit card lesson in my own classroom, and it consistently sparks real-world conversations while building practical reading, math, and decision-making skills. Your learners will analyze a realistic credit card statement, decode APR, minimum payments, fees, and rewards, and practice spotting
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
What Is Economics? Part 4 – Specialization and Productivity
⚙️ What Is Economics? – Part 4: Specialization and Productivity From Iowa cornfields to high-tech classrooms, students learn how focusing on what we do best increases productivity. This lesson explores specialization, education, and technology with real-world examples and reflective writing prompts. Includes: Reading on specialization and productivity Vocabulary section Application questions Copyright page included
6th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: What Is Economics? Complete 4-Part Bundle
Taxes for Teens Project – Financial Literacy Tax Unit | W-2, W-4, Paycheck, 1040
A complete, real-world tax project. Students learn W-2s, W-4s, paychecks, deductions, refunds, and complete a simplified 1040. Includes videos, activities, scenarios, glossary, quizzes & teacher guide. This Taxes for Teens Project gives students the real-world tax skills they’ll actually use as adults. This resource walks students step-by-step through how taxes work, using authentic documents, videos, guided questions, hands-on simulations, and a complete teacher guide. Students will learn every
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy, Money Math
CCSS
7.EE.A.2
, 7.EE.B.3
, 6.RP.A.3
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Investing Basics Lesson Pack
Teach your students the fundamentals of investing with this engaging, classroom-ready lesson pack. Designed for grades 5–9, this resource makes financial literacy practical, relatable, and easy to understand. What’s Included: ✔ Scripted lesson plan (30–40 minutes) ✔ Teacher instructions (sub-friendly) ✔ Warm-up question + example problem ✔ Vocabulary slide (stock, dividend, DRIP, risk) ✔ Printable student worksheet ✔ 5-question mini-quiz ✔ Answer key Topics Covered: • What stocks are and how the
5th - 9th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Financial Literacy Lesson Pack Bundle (5 Topics)
House Hunter Project | Real-World Math Activity | Google Slides
Make real-world math meaningful with this engaging House Hunter Project! Students take on the role of future homeowners as they search for houses, compare loans, calculate interest, and determine the true cost of buying a home. This project is perfect for teaching financial literacy, critical thinking, and real-life math skills in a fun and interactive way. 📊 What Students Will Do: Search for 2 real homes online (Zillow, Homes.com, etc.) Compare home prices and features Calculate loan in
7th - 10th
Algebra, Financial Literacy, Money Math
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
Advanced Financial Algebra - Lesson 8.2 - Stock Market Data
Lesson 8.2 – Stock Market Data | Advanced Financial Algebra Bring the stock market into your classroom—no prep required. This real-world lesson teaches students how to read, analyze, and calculate from actual stock market data. Using sample charts and spreadsheet-based activities, students apply percent change, volume conversions, and daily trend analysis while building digital fluency with spreadsheet formulas and financial vocabulary. Lesson Focus:Students will: ✔️ Understand stock ma
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 8 - Stock Market
Advanced Financial Algebra - Lesson 8.1 - Business Organization
Lesson 8.1 – Business Ownership & Organization | Advanced Financial Algebra Real-world business math made practical, personal, and powerful. In this engaging unit, students explore the financial structures behind business formation—from partnerships to public corporations. With real-life scenarios, ratio and percent applications, and investment-based decision-making, this unit equips students to understand ownership, control, and value in the business world. What’s Included:✅ Lesson 8.1 –
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 8 - Stock Market
Advanced Financial Algebra - Lesson 8.3 - Stock Market Data Charts
Lesson 8.3 – Stock Market Data Charts | Advanced Financial Algebra Help students visualize the market—literally. This no-prep lesson teaches students how to interpret and construct stock bar charts and candlestick charts, making sense of price movement, volatility, and momentum in the stock market. Students analyze daily highs and lows, calculate percent changes, and build their own charts using real or simulated data—bridging visual literacy with mathematical reasoning. Lesson Focus:Stu
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 8 - Stock Market
Advanced Financial Algebra - Lesson 2.1 through 2.6 - Extra Practice/Quiz
AFA Quiz: Lessons 2.1–2.6 | Advanced Financial AlgebraA comprehensive quiz covering everything from checking accounts to compound interest. This summative assessment is designed to evaluate student understanding across Lessons 2.1 through 2.6, including banking basics, reconciliation, interest calculations, and investment comparisons. With realistic financial scenarios and multi-step problem solving, this quiz reinforces both mathematical fluency and personal finance literacy. ✅ What’s In
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 2 - Banking Services
Loans & Interest Lesson: Simple vs. Compound APR APY Financial Literacy Activity
Loans & Interest Lesson: Simple vs. Compound, APR vs. APY (Google Slides, Worksheets & Google Forms)I use this financial literacy lesson in my own classroom to help students make sense of loans, interest, APR, APY, fees, and terms—and to practice comparing real loan offers. It blends Google Slides, guided notes, a hands-on Loan Ladder comparison worksheet, a printable quiz with a matching Google Form, and a quick exit ticket (paper + Form). It’s clear, engaging, and easy to run as sub
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
DEBITS & CREDITS | Unit Bundle (Intro to Accounting)
Here’s an editable unit bundle covering the key concept of debits and credits for an Introduction to Accounting course. This unit bundle introduces T-accounts, recording debits/credits and preparing a trial balance. Each lesson contains a Google Slide™ deck, spreadsheet homework questions with answer keys ( Google Sheets™) and videos that walk you through each lesson as a teaching guide. A digital quiz and review questions (all with answer keys) are included. No textbook needed!Note: This b
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Money Math
Paycheck Breakdown Worksheet
Help students decode a realistic paycheck and understand how deductions impact their take-home pay. This engaging worksheet guides learners through calculating net pay, identifying fixed vs variable deductions, and analyzing tax percentages — all using a sample pay stub. Perfect for middle and high school classrooms, career readiness units, or financial literacy lessons. Skills Practiced: • Net pay calculation • Tax deduction analysis • Fixed vs variable expenses • Percent math and financial re
8th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Discount Scavenger Hunt
Bring real-world math to life with this engaging percent scavenger hunt! This hands-on activity is perfect for helping students practice calculating discounts and sale prices. Students will explore 9 colorful sale posters, each featuring a product with a listed price and coupon. Their task is to calculate both the discount amount and the final discounted price. Once all problems are solved, students can use the key to decode a fun riddle, adding an extra layer of excitement and motivation to
6th - 10th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Real-World Math Projects Bundle (5 Activities for Middle Grades | Print/Digital
Make math meaningful with these 5 high-interest, real-world projects designed for grades 6–9! Students apply key skills like budgeting, percentages, area & perimeter, and fuel cost calculations to practical situations they’ll love. Perfect for project-based learning, financial literacy, early finishers, or sub plans. What’s Included:✅ 5 printable project worksheets ✅ Editable Google Sheets versions ✅ Full answer keys for each activity ✅ Student-friendly cover images for digital upload or clas
6th - 9th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Shopping at Walgreens- Fulfilling Orders Vocational Activity
Empowering students with the skills necessary to fulfill customer orders is crucial for their development as capable young adults. This resource offers students various opportunities to practice this skill in diverse formats, enhancing their ability to adapt and generalize in real-world situations. By engaging with this digital tool, students will complete orders through interactive text boxes, simulating the experience of processing and managing customer requests. This growing resource ensures
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Money Math
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