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Credit Score Escape Room | Grades 7-8 Financial Literacy Activity
Can your students crack the code and unlock their financial future? This engaging, low-prep escape room activity turns one of the most important financial literacy topics into an exciting team challenge. Students work in teams to solve 5 challenges — each unlocking a digit of a secret code. Along the way, they master credit score factors, calculate real interest charges, compare credit vs. debit cards, and analyze how financial decisions impact a credit score. WHAT’S INCLUDED:• 5 Challenges
6th - 11th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
NWEA MAP Aligned | 1st Grade RTI Range 171-190 | Counting Coins Task Cards
Differentiated Counting Coins Task Cards | NWEA MAP Test Aligned | RTI (171-190) | Dimes, Nickels, Pennies | 3 Levels of PracticeMake money counting meaningful and MAP test-ready for all your learners! These differentiated math task cards are aligned with NWEA MAP testing goals (RIT 171-190) and designed to build strong foundational skills with coins—perfect for 1st and 2nd grade classrooms. With three color-coded levels, this resource makes it easy to assign practice that meets each student’
1st - 2nd
Mental Math, Money Math
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
Stock Market Simulation | 3-Week Math Project | Grades 6-8 | Real Stocks |
A 3-week stock market simulation for grades 6-8 where small groups manage a fictional $10,000 portfolio using 12 real companies — Apple, Netflix, Tesla, NVIDIA, McDonald's, Nike, Chipotle, Disney, Spotify, Roblox, Amazon, and Meta. Students research company profiles, respond to 20 dramatic market news events, make weekly buy/sell decisions, calculate portfolio value using division, multiplication, and percentage change, and present a final Portfolio Report to a Wall Street Analyst panel. Include
6th - 8th
Algebra, Applied Math, Money Math
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