Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Single Stock Tracker
To highlight the volatility of single stock trading, students will choose a public company and track the share price for five "check-ins". In this scenario, they have $1,000 to invest. They will purchase as many shares that they can at the current share price (I have them round to the nearest hundredth for fractional shares). I typically have students "check-in" every other day, record the current share price, how much value their investment is worth on that day, and the percentage increase or d
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
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Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
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Culinary Math Calculations
This worksheet/Quiz uses an actually recipe to figure food cost. Totals include the introduction of what Q factor is when figuring cost either personally or in a restaurant setting. The worksheet/Quiz is set to align with Culinary Kansas State Standards. Addition, multiplication, division and fractions are used which should align with Math standards. The format is designed to mimic the national Pro-Start recipe cost sheets needed to complete for competition. It is reproducible and is in Word
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences
Scope & Sequence - Financial Lit (2nd semester) Focus
This scope & sequence lays out Math Motivation's Applied Math units, with a focus on the percent unit (#3) and the financial literacy topics (#9-13). The financial literacy curriculum takes one semester. Units can be supplemented with guest speakers or reflection days focused on mathematical writing. The links below will direct you to each individual unit's Teaching Tips, which provide more details on that unit. #1 - DIY Unit (4 weeks) #2 - Fraction Unit (2 weeks) #3 - Percent Unit (2 weeks) #4
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy
Also included in: Financial Literacy Semester-Long Curriculum
Massachusetts Paycheck Calculator - Where did my paycheck go?
Help students to learn about paychecks and taxes with this resource. This activity uses a link to Massachusetts Paycheck Calculator, and can be easily edited if you want students to input different jobs/settings. Students use the website to input various wages or salaries, then complete the table to show gross income, taxes (as a percent and dollar amount), and net income. Comes with a vocabulary page to give students a better understanding of where their paycheck money goes. It includes: Hour
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Financial Literacy - no prep! End of Year
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