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KEY | Fundamental Finance Unit for H.S. Students, Lesson 1 | The Mortgage Loan
Finance As. 1The student will be able to: • fill in the Borrower’s Schedule for a Mortgage Loan which includes . . . • repeating the Payment Made as a constant value. • calculating and entering the Interest Paid as a constant percent of the Balance Owed. • calculating the Principal Paid by subtracting Interest Paid from Payment Made. • calculating the New Balance by subtracting Principal Paid from Balance Owed. • verifying that the bottom line New Balance is zero or very close to it ! • expl
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Math
Also included in:Â KEYS | Fundamental Finance for H.S. Students: Lessons 1 ~ 6
Functional Math Units
Addition & Subtraction Word Problems UnitMultiplication & Division (w/Word Problems) UnitMeasurement UnitCalculating Percents & DIscounts Unit
4th - 12th
Applied Math, Math
Checking Account Behavior System
Teach children the valuable life skill of managing a checking account at the same time you are reinforcing behaviors you would like to increase! This system comes with printable, personalizable checks, a "pay stub" template similar to a real one, and a chart to maintain your records.
4th - 12th
Applied Math
Dream Vacation Math and Finance Project - Can Be Used For Distance Learning!
This project provides the opportunity for students to apply the Common Core practice of mathematical modeling to plan their own dream vacations, including choosing transportation, accommodations, food, and activities. It helps them learn to develop a budget, research various trip alternatives, and present the information to their classmates. It's amazing how quickly students realize that a limo to the airport, first class airplane ticket, 4-star hotel, and upscale restaurants may not quite be as
6th - 12th
Applied Math, Business
Saving + Investing 101 An Introduction to Saving and Investing (slide deck)
Students always ask "How can I set myself up for success in the future?" or "How can I get a lot of money?" I answer them with conversations about saving and investing. No matter where students are in their mathematical journey, they can understand the simulation shown in this lesson to grow a few thousand dollars up to a million dollars. The step by step animation helps them see the values over time. Slide topics include Saving vs. Spending AccountsInterestSaving Step 01 | Roth IRASaving Step
7th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
Also included in:Â Personal Finance 101 | Introduction to Finance Bundle
High School Financial Literacy MEGA Bundle: Personal Finance Worksheets 9th-12th
Here's everything you need to teach your high school students in 9th to 12th grades about all aspects of personal finance and financial literacy in fun and visually-appealing lessons, worksheets, and games. These personal finance activities cover important skills such as income taxes tax refundsbudgetingcredit cards and credit scoresdebtsaving for retirement You know when people say, "Why didn't they teach us that in school?" These are the lessons to remedy that!These projects, worksheets, a
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy
CCSS
7.NS.A.1
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Taxes 101 An introduction to taxes (slide deck)
The number one question I get from teenagers is about how to do their taxes. They are really asking a broad bucket of questions about taxes and this lesson introduces all of those concepts they want to understand. This lesson explains all of the different types of taxes we pay in the United States and shows an example of how taxes are paid from an actual pay check. This powerpoint is editable so that you can include your own state/county information.
7th - 12th
Applied Math, Economics
Also included in:Â Personal Finance 101 | Introduction to Finance Bundle
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