Finance Teacher Dot Net

This pdf download includes two examples for students to use to practice how to balance their checkbook. Each example is clearly laid out *on one page* so you don't have to print multiple pages. Save paper, save time! There are a total of four pages in this document. The first page is the first example, which includes a bank statement, a pre-filled check register, and a reconciliation process at the bottom. Page 2 has the answers to Page 1. Page 3 is another example with a bank statement, pre-f

This is a very thorough and effective Budget Project! Students draw an education level, then calculate net pay, then fill out an excel file with their budget line items, and finally create a 10 slide powerpoint presentation of their budget. It takes about 2 weeks (with block scheduling) and involves computer lab time. Students were 100% engaged and interested - they enjoyed the process of researching a place to live and a car to buy and learned a lot from the process of allocating their income i

Please leave a review or follow! This is a two-page easy explainer sheet with a five step process for reconciling your checking account. Note, this does not give practice, just teaches your students how to reconcile with pictures as examples. You can download this for free to use with my Checking Account Reconciliation - 2 Examples product. Hope you enjoy!

Please like, follow, and share! This was a bit tedious to create because of all the shaded regions so I thought I'd upload to share with others and hopefully save time for someone else. Here you will find a blank check register in Word. This is great for teaching a checking unit in finance, business, or applied math. The shaded rows are lighter than the thumbnail represents.

This is a download of a one page Word document which is a notetaking guide for a video, "7 Habits That Keep You Poor And How to Break Them FAST" which is located on YouTube. The link to the video is on the Word Doc. You can open the Word document in Google Drive and convert to Google Docs if you'd like. The video takes about 11 minutes, and here are group or full class discussion prompts: 1. Were there any habits that resonated with you? 2. Which habit would you like to work on? If so, why? How