Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Is it True: 600% Price Decrease? Worksheet for Financial Literacy
In this worksheet, we explore the recent statements by the 2026 HHS Secretary who stated that "that if a drug rises from 100 dollars to 600 dollars that is a 600 percent increase, and if it then falls from 600 dollars to 100 dollars that can be framed as a 600 percent “savings.” Does 600% savings make sense? Using percentage increase and decrease formulas, we unpack exactly what these statements mean mathematically. Included is a Teacher Guide with full explanations for this multi-step critica
6th - 8th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Percentage change shown on graphs
This Year 9 math revision resource helps students visually connect statistical graphs with percentage changes. Designed for end-of-year revision, it bridges the gap between calculating data and understanding its real-world impact.Key Topics Covered:Percentage changeReverse percentageCompound interestLine graphsDual bar chartsGraphs and charts display changes visually,making trends and patterns easy to see at a glance. Percentages express those same changes numerically, giving us precise measurem
8th - 9th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Statistics
Financial Literacy Quiz – FREE Printable Resource (Google Docs)
Empower your students with essential money skills using this quick and easy Financial Literacy Quiz! Designed for middle school, high school, or adult learners, this 2-page printable includes 5 multiple-choice questions covering key financial concepts like budgeting, credit scores, compound interest, and more. Perfect for: Personal Finance & Life Skills classesBell ringers, warm-ups, or exit ticketsHomeschool, tutoring, or community workshopsWhat’s Included: ✔ 2-page Google Docs printable (PDF f
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Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Amusement Park Differentiated Math Project Open-Ended Problem Solving | 4th 5th
This differentiated open-ended math project challenges 4th grade and 5th grade students with real-world problem solving using an amusement park theme. Students apply number sense, critical thinking, and written math reasoning through a low floor high ceiling task — available at two levels so every learner is challenged. This isn't a worksheet. It's a thinking task. Your students are going to plan a day at the amusement park — comparing prices, making decisions with a budget, and explaining their
3rd - 5th
Arithmetic, Money Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
4.MD.A.2
, 3.NBT.A.2
, 4.NBT.B.4
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Sleepover Differentiated Math Project | Open-Ended Problem Solving | 4th 5th
This differentiated open-ended math project challenges 4th grade and 5th grade students with real-world problem solving centered around planning the perfect sleepover. Students apply money skills, elapsed time, basic multiplication, and multi-step problem solving through a low floor high ceiling task — at two levels so every learner is challenged. This isn't a worksheet. It's a thinking task.Your students are going to plan an entire sleepover — choosing movies, ordering food, managing a budget,
3rd - 5th
Arithmetic, Math, Money Math
CCSS
3.MD.A.1
, 4.MD.A.2
, 3.NBT.A.2
+5
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