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Financial Literacy: Credit Card APR Notes (finding credit card interest)
Monthly interest on credit card balances can seem like it's randomly generated, but it actually follows the basic Part = Percent x Total formula! These guided notes define the different types of APRs (annual percentage rates) then walk students through a detailed example of how to calculate interest given several transactions. Help students develop strong financial habits, especially in regards to credit cards. Students can see the math behind how interest is calculated and what they can do to
11th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
Committee Work Guided Notes, Editable: Student Council Leadership, Middle School
Establish expectations for committee work. This document introduces all the different roles within a committee and outlines what is expected of them. There is space for students to take notes. Also included is a “ Committee Who’s Who” document for you and the class to keep track of all the positions as the year progresses. I typically use this as guided notes at the beginning of the school year. We go over the Committee Work requirements for the year & what each position in a committee does.
6th - 12th
Government, Other (Social Studies)
Financial Literacy: Credit Report Notes
You may have heard you can get a free credit report once a year, but what exactly is that? These guided notes tell what they are & what they include, along with discussing hard versus soft inquiries & the three credit bureaus. Help students develop strong financial habits. When they see that every payment they make on every loan they’ve had is recorded & accessible to many people, it drives home the point that behaviors & choices they make early on can help or hurt them in big ways down the roa
8th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
Financial Literacy: Credit Card Minimum Payment Notes
“But it says I only need to pay $35. Why pay more?” This thought has crossed many Americans’ minds as they pay their monthly credit card bills, and if not careful, they can find themselves in a debt cycle that’s tough to break. Help students develop strong financial habits with these guided notes that explain why only making minimum payments can hurt them. The following points are addressed: a brief history & recent legislation surrounding minimum payments, how the payments are calculated, how
8th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
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