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MONEY - Earning Money | Life Skills | Special Education | Functional Skills
Can I Earn Money? – Worksheet & File Folder Activity (Life Skills / Special Education)Help students build real-world money skills with this engaging, hands-on resource! This “Can I Earn Money?” activity is designed to support students in understanding basic earning concepts, identifying ways to make money, and building foundational life skills. This resource includes both a printable worksheet and an interactive file folder activity, making it perfect for independent work, small groups, or ta
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Financial Literacy, Not Subject Specific, Other (Math)
Bitcoin & Chart Analysis – Real-Life Math for Grades 8 and Up
Have you ever wanted to introduce students to cryptocurrency or chart reading? This real-world math activity is the perfect starting point! Students will explore Bitcoin price movements using a real chart — all while building foundational skills in data interpretation and financial literacy. Note: The math is lower middle school-friendly, but the financial context makes it a better fit for grades 8+ or high school students ready to apply their knowledge! ✏ Students will (skills covered):
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
CCSS
HSF-IF.C.7
, HSS-ID.A.2
, MP4
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Lottery Logic: Lump Sum vs. Annuity Economics Activity | Present Value Formula
Bring real-world decision making into your classroom with Lottery Logic, a fun and interactive economics activity! Perfect for middle and high school students, this financial literacy and social studies game introduces the concepts of lump sum vs. annuity, the present value of money, and the time value of money in a way students won’t forget. 🎲 How It Works Students receive scratch-off lottery tickets (printable). One “winner” must decide: take the $10,000,000 lump sum today, or spread
6th - 9th
Applied Math, Economics , Financial Literacy
Fruit Market Game: Asymmetric Information Economics Activity. Financial Literacy
Turn your classroom into a lively marketplace with the Fruit Market Game! This intentionally unfair and highly engaging activity helps students experience the effects of asymmetric information in real markets. Perfect for middle and high school economics, financial literacy, or social studies, this card game gets students thinking critically about fairness, strategy, and decision-making. 🎲 How It Works Players receive secret tip cards that provide varying levels of information. Each play
6th - 9th
Applied Math, Economics , Financial Literacy
Would You Rather: $1 Million Today or a Penny Doubled for 30 Days? Math is Fun
💰 Would You Rather: $1 Million Today or a Penny Doubled for 30 Days? A Math & Mindset Graphic Organizer for Gifted Learners (Grades 4–5) Unlock the power of exponential thinking and delayed gratification with this high-impact math activity designed for upper elementary gifted students! This engaging graphic organizer challenges students to choose between instant wealth or a growing investment—and then do the math to discover the surprising truth. Perfect for math enrichment, critical thinking
3rd - 6th
Algebra, Financial Literacy, Order of Operations
Money Math Vocabulary Visual Support
One page visual support for money math vocabulary. Geared towards 2nd grade, but can be used in any grade level for MLL/EL support, math interventions, and Special Ed support or test prep. Great to use side by side to help decipher word problems, or when introducing a money unit.
2nd - 5th
Financial Literacy, Money Math
CCSS
2.MD.C.8
, 3.OA.D.8
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