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FREE Coins Cut & Sort Worksheets | Coin Identification Practice
Make money practice fun, interactive, and hands-on with these FREE Coins Cut & Sort Worksheets! Perfect for reinforcing coin identification, these print-and-go pages help students sort coins by their pictures, names, and values. These worksheets are ideal for introducing or reviewing coins in a first grade or kindergarten money unit. With cut, sort, and paste activities, your students will stay engaged while building important real-world math skills. What’s Included: ✂️ Multiple cut &
K - 1st
Financial Literacy, Money Math
Editable Classroom Job Application for Classroom Economy & Management FREEBIE
Are you trying to figure out how to give your students their classroom jobs for reward & incentives? Have students apply for their classroom job with this easy-to-use EDITABLE freebie! My students choose their top three jobs to apply for every two weeks. Included In This PPT Resource:✅ Classroom Job Application Printing Tip: Try printing in color rather than a grey scale or black and white in order for the background images to show up on your printed copy. ⭐️ Bundle & save for a discount ⭐️→
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Classroom Community, Economics , Money Math
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Free Bank Comparison Activity – Checking, Savings, & Loans
Help your students understand how banks really work with this Bank Comparison Activity! In this hands-on personal finance activity, students will research and compare major U.S. banks to see how fees, interest rates, and lending products differ. They’ll investigate: Checking accounts: fees, minimum balance requirements, and interest rates Savings accounts: interest rates (including CDs) and fees Loan products: types of loans offered (auto, mortgage, personal, student loans, etc.) Students wil
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Budgeting 101 Worksheet | Income, Expenses & the 50/30/20 Rule | Free 9-12
FREE Budgeting 101 Worksheet — a complete, no-prep lesson for Grades 9–12 Introduce your students to real-world personal finance through a scaffolded, scenario-based worksheet following “Alex,” a recent grad earning $45,000/year. Students walk step-by-step through calculating take-home pay, sorting needs vs. wants, applying the 50/30/20 rule, setting SMART savings goals, and building a complete mini budget — all in one cohesive activity. WHAT’S INCLUDED (9 pages total): ∙ Page 1: Key Terms + Gr
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Free Car Buying Roleplay Activity: Practice Customer and Sales Person
Get your students practicing real-world consumer skills with this research-based activity! In this assignment, students practice a role-play phone call with a partner. Once comfortable, they'll make a professional call (not a prank call!) to a local car dealership. They’ll practice asking about financing, cosigners, and loan rates, while reflecting on the experience afterwards. I use this as a summative assignment at the end of my Unit 5 - Cars and Lending Unit. ✅ Builds real-world confidenc
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Budgeting Workshop Sampler FREEBIE | Personal Finance Notes for Teens
Kickstart real-world money skills with this free one-page budgeting notes sampler — editable and ready-to-use! Designed to be ready-to-teach and visually clean, this guided notes sheet helps students understand basic budgeting concepts without overwhelming them. Perfect for personal finance, consumer math, career prep, or real-world math applications! What’s Included: ✅ Editable Student Notes (Blank Version) — students fill in key terms and ideas during instruction ✅ Editable Keyed Notes
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
End-of-Summer Life Skills Morning Work – FREE Week Sampler
Start your school year strong with this FREE week of Life Skills Morning Work—perfect for special education, life skills, and functional academics classrooms! This sampler gives you 5 days of engaging, low-prep activities that combine math review, reading comprehension, writing prompts, and social-emotional learning into a quick, consistent morning routine. What’s Included in This Freebie: Daily Warm-Up Question: Fun “Would You Rather?” prompts to spark discussion and build communication skil
3rd - 6th
Money Math, Social Emotional Learning, Telling Time
FREE Math Toolkit Labels | Numbers 1–40 | Printable Math Tool Kit Label Set
Keep your math time organized and stress-free with these FREE Math Toolkit Labels! Too often, students waste valuable minutes searching for dice, counters, or coins—and teachers lose precious teaching time. That’s why I created this Math Toolkit Labels set. It transforms any simple organizer box into a clear, reusable math tool kit. Each student gets their own toolkit, neatly numbered and labeled, so you can focus on teaching instead of managing supplies. ✅ Why you’ll love this resource:Inclu
PreK - 5th
Applied Math, Basic Operations, Money Math
Personal Finance Formula Sheet FREEBIE | Editable Reference for Money Math
Give your students a clear, concise reference for personal finance formulas with this editable, printable formula sheet FREEBIE—perfect for Financial Math, Consumer Math, Economics, or AQR classrooms. This full-sheet version includes all key formulas from a full high school finance unit, with clearly labeled sections and a helpful variable legend. Whether you're prepping for a quiz, reviewing a unit, or helping students organize their notes, this sheet is ready to support learning with zero ex
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
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Multi-Step Profit & Pricing Problems
This quick print - out can be prep free worksheets for determining price, profit and cost. Mix of word problems and just stated info!
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Financial Literacy, Money Math
Simple & Compound Interest Excel Spreadsheet
To support your students’ learning, I’m including a free Excel spreadsheet with worked examples and two practice questions. This easy-to-use file lets students explore simple and compound interest calculations step-by-step and see the results instantly. Automatically calculates interest based on your inputs Visualizes the difference between simple and compound interest Great for classroom demonstrations or individual practice Perfect companion to the worksheet activities Grab your free copy
7th - 11th
Computer Science - Technology, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Coffee Cart Mini Starter Pack – Job Descriptions & Script Cards for SPED
Start your classroom coffee cart with confidence using this free mini starter pack! This preview gives you a taste of what it’s like to run a life skills coffee cart in a special education or transition classroom. Perfect for teachers looking to dip their toes in before going full brew ☕. What’s Included: How our Coffee Cart Program started (real classroom example) 5 Job Descriptions: Greeter, Cashier, Barista, Snacks, Assistant Script Cards for each job to support students with communica
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Character Education, Money Math, Social Emotional Learning
Income Project - High School Level
The Income Project - V2 Created for Honors Algebra This project takes students though life as an adult. Some things to consider: 1: Make this as personal as possible. Let the students look up their starting salary as their desired profession. 2: Have students look on Zillow and other real estate websites for their house. Don't let them use the Zestimate or any other automatic tools. They are always inaccurate but do give a ballpark. 3: Students should be looking at websites and if you r
9th - 12th
Algebra, Business, Money Math
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