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High School Summer Credit Recovery Project Pack-Career Readiness & Financial Lit
Give students a reason to re-engage during summer school or credit recovery high school programming. This ready-to-teach unit turns essential academic practice into practical career readiness high school tasks students can connect to life after graduation. Across 15 lessons, students read workplace information, write professionally, calculate earnings, interpret a fictional paycheck activity, build a budgeting activity and complete a portfolio of evidence. Designed for financial literacy high sc
9th - 12th
Economics , For All Subjects, Money Math
Bill of Materials Teaching Bundle | CTE Math Lesson, Activity &Post-It® Practice
Transform your CTE classroom with this Bill of Materials Teaching Bundle, a complete mini-unit designed to build real-world estimating and shop math skills. This bundle includes a full Bill of Materials Lesson Plan, a Compare & Choose BOM Activity, and 32 BOM Post-It® Problems—everything you need to teach, practice, and reinforce cost estimating, material selection, and project planning. Perfect for grades 8–12 in woodworking, construction, engineering, and skilled trades programs, each res
8th - 12th
Applied Math, Measurement, Money Math
Cash Handling Skills Unit
We assume that students learn cash handling skills, skip counting, and how to make change early in elementary school, but that's not entirely true. I prepare high school students for life beyond the school walls and ensure they have the life and career skills to be successful; they need cash skills. Everyone needs cash skills. From 3rd grade to adults, this comprehensive unit will meet your needs. The unit covers the following: Identifying coins and dollars - noticing qualities and difference
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Mental Math, Money Math, Not Subject Specific
Financial Literacy Unit | Money Basics Lessons | Grade 7–10
Build strong money management skills with this Teen Financial Literacy Unit: Money Basics. This engaging bundle includes five structured lessons that help students understand how everyday financial decisions affect their future. Designed for middle and high school learners, these activities introduce key financial concepts through reading passages, comprehension questions, real-world scenarios, and reflection exercises. Students learn how to recognize spending choices, understand trade-offs, cat
7th - 10th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
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