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New Year Savings Goals Pack
Help students connect math to real life with this festive New Year Savings Goals Pack! Through six engaging story problems, learners practice financial literacy skills while exploring resolutions, savings plans, and budgeting challenges. What’s Included: ✔ Student worksheet (6 story problems) ✔ Answer key with step-by-step solutions Skills Covered: • Weekly and monthly savings plans • Percent increase • Compound interest • Linear functions • Budgeting • Probability Ways to Use: • Financial liter
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENTS & THE WORKSHEET | Assignment/Quiz (Intro to Accounting)
This editable assessment (digital and printable) determines your students’ ability to journalize adjusting entries (including depreciation) and prepare an accounting worksheet. It can be given as an assignment to be completed in-class or as a quiz. TOPICS ASSESSED:Adjusting entriesDepreciation8-column worksheetASSESSMENT:Using a spreadsheet (or on paper), students journalize adjusting entries and complete an 8-column worksheet for a sole proprietor. THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:In-class assignment/q
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Money Math
Also included in: ADJUSTING & CLOSING ENTRIES | Unit Bundle (Intro to Accounting)
Personal Finance How-To Guides | Action Guide Sheets for Students and Parents
Are your students leaving your class knowing what to do, but never actually doing it?You've taught the unit. They passed the quiz. But when it comes to actually opening that brokerage account, checking their credit report, or filing their first tax return, most students don't know where to start and neither do their parents.We know how important it is for students to take action on things like budgeting, investing, and building credit history from a young age, but often being unsure of the steps
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy, Money Math
ACCOUNTING TRANSACTIONS | Assignment/Quiz (Intro to Accounting)
This editable assessment determines your students’ ability to analyze business transactions and prepare a balance sheet. It can be given as an assignment to be completed in-class or as a quiz. TOPICS ASSESSED:Balance SheetBusiness transactionsTransaction Analysis SheetASSIGNMENT:Using a spreadsheet (or on paper), students analyze a series of business transactions and prepare a balance sheet to represent the new financial position of a company. THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:In-class assignment (Google
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Money Math
Also included in: BALANCE SHEET | Unit Bundle (Intro to Accounting)
Student Personal Finance Journal
The Educator's Guide: Why Use Personal Finance Journals?A Student Personal Finance Journal isn't just a record-keeping tool; it’s a pedagogical bridge that helps educators move students from "knowing" to "doing." Here is how it specifically empowers teachers: 1. Data-Driven InstructionJournals provide educators with immediate insight into a student's baseline knowledge and misconceptions. Instructional Adjustment: If an entire class's journal entries show confusion about "gross vs. net pay," the
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Place Value
CCSS
8.SP.A.1
, 8.SP.A.2
, 7.EE.A.1
+29
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
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
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
Money Subtraction Worksheet
Comprehensive Money Subtraction This worksheet provides rigorous practice for students mastering the subtraction of currency. It moves beyond simple computation by requiring students to manage decimal alignment and multi-step regrouping (borrowing across zeros). 🎯 Educational Standards Alignment CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.NBT.B.5: Fluently subtract within 100.CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NBT.B.4: Fluently add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers using the standard algorithm.CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.MD.C.8: Solve
2nd, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Operations, Money Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
2.NBT.A.4
, 2.NBT.B.5
, MP6
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
Stock Market Mini-Lessons Pack
Make financial literacy fast, fun, and unforgettable with this Stock Market Mini-Lessons Pack! Designed for grades 6–12, this resource delivers three engaging, classroom-ready lessons that explain key investing concepts in under 5 minutes — perfect for warm-ups, sub plans, or quick intros to your worksheet packs. What’s Included:Mini-Lesson 1: What Is a Stock?Visual analogy: owning a slice of a companyReal-world examples and interactive promptsMini-Lesson 2: What Makes Stock Prices Move?Supply a
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
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