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Here's the BIG IDEA of this financial literacy lesson: I will know that a foreign currency is a type of money used in a different country. This resource will give teachers access to: Private teacher-only video to watch before the lesson.Teacher-only handout to review before the lesson,A free video to teach your students the lesson, and finally a,Worksheet for your students (with answers provided) that can be printed or uploaded right into Google Classroom.For a freebie teacher and student vide

Here's the BIG IDEA of this financial literacy lesson: I will know the differences between credit and debt and how they can impact your finances. This resource will give teachers access to: Private teacher-only video to watch before the lesson.Teacher-only handout to review before the lesson,A free video to teach your students the lesson, and finally a,Worksheet for your students (with answers provided) that can be printed or uploaded right into Google Classroom.For a freebie teacher and stude

Here's the BIG IDEA of this financial literacy lesson: I will know that different amounts of money have different values because of exchange rates. This resource will give teachers access to: Private teacher-only video to watch before the lesson.Teacher-only handout to review before the lesson,A free video to teach your students the lesson, and finally a,Worksheet for your students (with answers provided) that can be printed or uploaded right into Google Classroom.For a freebie teacher and stu

This is a financial literacy worksheet AND video that teaches grades 4-8 students the BIG IDEA: "I can name different ways to pay for items." The freebie handout is paired with a YouTube video that serves as your input lesson. Once completed, you can use this handout for your assessment. IN THIS FREE RESOURCE ONLY, I'm including the hidden teacher video (link in the handout) AND the special teacher handout, that gives you more explanation into the: Curriculum expectations from the Ontario ma

This is the handout from a workshop on using Google in the classroom on August 2014. I outlined Google Drive, Docs, Forms, Sheets, and Slides in the first half of the workshop. In the second, I went into using YouTube, Google Earth, and some other Google applications. This is a 900+ word outline on the major parts I covered in the workshop.

This is a lesson that was promised in an article I wrote in Canadian Teacher Magazine in the Sept/Oct 14 issue. (bit.ly/1BxF1Va) The two lessons in the article were Place Value and Symmetry lessons. This one here is a kinesthetic Geometry lesson that uses Frisbee Golf and Google Earth to teach Transformational Geometry. Included are step by step instructions on how to use Google Earth to complete the activity, as well as two worksheets. I've included the Ontario Geometry Curriculum Expectatio