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Financial Literacy Portfolio Math Saving Investing STEM Project Google Slides
⭐⭐ Financial Literacy Portfolio Simulation ⭐⭐ This editable 13-slide Google Slides project teaches students how saving, investing, and risk impact long-term money growth. Students create a starting financial portfolio, roll a die to reveal yearly market events, calculate changes, and track their results over a five-year simulation. This resource is structured, student-friendly, and designed for upper elementary and middle school financial literacy lessons. Students practice key financial skill
5th - 8th
Decimals, Financial Literacy, Reading
Credit & Debt Financial Literacy Lesson & Quiz(Grades 5–9)
Teach your students the real-world basics of credit and debt with this engaging, classroom-ready lesson pack. Designed for grades 5–9, this resource makes complex financial concepts simple, practical, and relatable. What’s Included: ✔ Scripted lesson plan (30–40 minutes) ✔ Teacher instructions (sub-friendly) ✔ Warm-up question + example problem ✔ Vocabulary slide ✔ Printable student worksheet ✔ 5-question mini-quiz ✔ Answer key Topics Covered: • What credit is and how it works • How loans diffe
5th - 9th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Vocabulary
Also included in: Financial Literacy Lesson Pack Bundle (5 Topics)
Spending vs. Saving | Financial Literacy PBL Unit, Quiz, and Google Slides Pres
Spending vs. Saving | Financial Literacy PBL Unit, Quiz, and Google Slides PresentationProduct Description:Equip your students with essential financial literacy skills through this comprehensive resource bundle focused on the real-world concepts of spending and saving. Designed for upper elementary and middle school students, this bundle includes a standards-aligned Project-Based Learning (PBL) unit, a multiple-choice quiz, and an editable Google Slides presentation—making it perfect for classro
4th - 6th
Financial Literacy, Money Math
Income & Paychecks Lesson Pack
Teach your students how to read a paycheck and understand the difference between gross and net pay with this engaging, classroom-ready lesson pack. Designed for grades 5–9, this resource makes financial literacy practical and relatable. What’s Included: ✔ Scripted lesson plan (30–40 minutes) ✔ Teacher instructions (sub-friendly) ✔ Warm-up question + example problem ✔ Vocabulary slide (gross pay, net pay, deductions) ✔ Printable student worksheet ✔ 5-question mini-quiz ✔ Answer key Topics Covered
5th - 9th
Financial Literacy, Mental Math, Money Math
Also included in: Financial Literacy Lesson Pack Bundle (5 Topics)
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)
Counting and Adding US Coins and Bills | Money Practice | Editable Google Slide
Fourteen easy to print and go practice pages and worksheets that help students identify and learn the amounts of different forms of US money, adding totals, and counting back change. Worksheets are short assessments, great for entry tasks or exit tickets. They are also scaffolded, each increasing in difficulty. Color and black & white copies, as well as answer keys are included. More products from Life With Small FriesGain TPT Credits for Future Purchases! Every time you leave a review for a pr
2nd - 5th
Basic Operations, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Missing Fundraiser Money – End-of-Year Financial Literacy Escape Room
You know the kind of end-of-year lesson teachers actually want. Not fluff. Not busywork. Not one more “fun activity” that burns 30 minutes and leaves you wondering whether students learned anything real. This is the kind of lesson that keeps students locked in, talking, calculating, checking their thinking, and solving a real-world money mystery while you still feel confident that the time was academically worth it. In Missing Fundraiser Money, students work through an engaging escape-room styl
4th - 5th
Basic Operations, Financial Literacy, Mental Math
CCSS
4.MD.A.2
, 5.NBT.B.7
Financial Literacy Unit: Earning Money | Complete Teacher Resource Package
Financial Literacy Unit: Earning Money | Complete Teacher Resource Package Help students develop essential financial literacy skills with this comprehensive Earning Money Unit designed for upper elementary and middle school students. This engaging resource teaches students how people earn money through jobs, chores, allowances, commissions, entrepreneurship, and side gigs while building critical thinking, financial decision-making, and goal-setting skills. This updated unit includes direct inst
4th - 8th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Market Day Business Challenge | Shark Tank Style Pitch + Classroom Economy PBL
You know the kind of end-of-unit project teachers actually want.Not fluff. Not busywork. Not another “fun activity” that falls apart halfway through. This Market Day Business Challenge gives your students a real reason to think, plan, budget, create, market, and pitch like young entrepreneurs. Instead of handing students another assignment they forget by next week, you get a ready-to-teach Project-Based Learning experience where students create a product or service, build a mini business plan,
3rd - 5th
Financial Literacy, Reading, Writing
Toy Town Economy Rescue | Reset vs Boost Simulation Game (Austrian vs Keynes)
Most “economics” lessons in upper elementary turn into vocabulary drills. Kids can repeat words like “inflation” or “unemployment”… but they can’t explain what actually happens when a town’s economy slows down — or why different leaders choose different fixes. That’s the gap this simulation closes. Toy Town Economy Rescue is a hands-on classroom game where students run a pretend town economy and face realistic problems: people stop buying (spending drops)prices jump (inflation pressure)the town
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Financial Literacy, Reading
CCSS
SL.4.1
, SL.4.4
, SL.5.1
+3
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