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FREE Class Economy Kit + Budgeting App | Class Management | Editable | No-Hassle
💵 This classroom economy kit is super simple. It contains everything you need to teach financial literacy, responsibility, goal-setting, and money management in a SIMPLE, LOW-PREP way. ✨ Running this economy is also super easy! Students earn cash by fulfilling regular jobs, then track their cashflow and goals in a free, fun digital budgeting tool. They can spend cash on items at the school store as they accrue more funds and reach their savings goals. Included in this free download: Printabl
K - 8th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Money Math
What Is a Budget? — 3‑Slide Mini Lesson (Free Google Slides)
Introduce budgeting in a simple, student‑friendly way with this free 3‑slide Google Slides mini lesson designed for grades 5–10. This quick lesson explains what a budget is, why it matters, and how students can start thinking about their own spending, saving, and goals. Perfect for warm‑ups, bell ringers, advisory, or any financial literacy unit.
5th - 10th
Financial Literacy, Money Math
FREE Dollar Up Visual Support | Functional Money Skills for Special Education
Teach students how to use the Dollar Up Method with this simple, visual, and easy-to-follow resource! Students learn to identify the dollar amount, cover the cents, and add one more dollar to determine how much money is needed for purchases.This resource includes:⭐ Large classroom anchor chart/poster⭐ Student desk-sized visual supports⭐ Step-by-step visual instructions⭐ Print-and-go formatPerfect for:✔ Special Education (MoID, ASD, ID)✔ Functional Academics✔ Life Skills Classrooms✔ Community-Bas
Not Specific
Money Math
Advanced Financial Algebra - Extra Practice for Lessons 1.4, 1.5
1.4–1.5 Extra Practice: Normal Distributions & CorrelationA perfect extra practice set for applying concepts from Lessons 1.4 and 1.5—bringing abstract statistics to life through real-world data and scenarios. This resource reinforces key ideas from Lesson 1.4 (Normal Distributions & the Empirical Rule) and Lesson 1.5 (Correlation & Linear Regression). Students will practice z-scores, percentiles, and the Empirical Rule, as well as interpret scatterplots, calculate regression equations, and ex
11th - 12th
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Other (Math)
Also included in: Advanced Financial Algebra - Unit 1 - Discretionary Expenses
Counting Money (US) BINGO Game
A fun and engaging way to practice functional reading and counting money United Stated currency, the perfect review activity for special education, autism or English language learner classroom. Age-appropriate visual consumer math resource for older students learning pre-vocational skills. This Comes With:48 differentiated bingo boards (ready to print & play)12 visual counting coins12 visual counting money (coins & bills)12 visual without value under the coins12 visual without value under the
Not Specific
Financial Literacy, Money Math, Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
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