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Financial Literacy Lesson Plan
A comprehensive curriculum all on google slides with attached printouts, activities, and quizzes for 8-12 financial education in the classroom. This lesson plan includes lessons on budgeting, economic vocabulary, how to use credit cards (credit scores, fees, what type of card to choose), taxes -and where they go- , how to plan for college costs and higher education, and explicit versus implicit costs. This lesson plan would take about a week or less of instruction and a great supplement to any c
8th - 12th
Economics
Statement of Cash Flows Problem
I use this practice sheet when teaching the Statement of Cash Flows for the first time and then move on to more difficult problems. This company has only one current asset on its balance sheet (Accounts Receivable), and no current liabilities, so the focus is on understanding why the increase in accounts receivable needs to be subtracted from net income. Also, just one financing activity and one investing activity are included.
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business
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Personal Finance Lessons: Incredible Income!
Incredible Income: Intro This marks the beginning of a learning and earning journey for students. My name is Blake Teichmeier, and I've been teaching personal finance to middle school students for over a decade. Throughout this time, I've thoroughly enjoyed my role, striving to make financial concepts as accessible and enjoyable as possible. This lesson outlines the significance of earning in our lives and underscores the value of financial education. Below, you'll find a lesson plan designed to
6th - 8th
Business, Social Emotional Learning
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