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Financial Literacy - Budgeting - Money Management: 14-Day MS-EXCEL Simulation
FINANCIAL LITERACY - BUDGETING - MONEY MANAGEMENT 14-Day MS-EXCEL VERSION SIMULATION – is a very comprehensive, exciting, and interactive computerized real world turn-key activity/simulation whereby students “Flip the Die” for their “Station in Life” and experience “The Real World” according to the roll of the die -- it is guaranteed to keep students “on their toes! This simulation can be used for years to come and in all disciplines — it never becomes obsolete. This version has been created
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Job interview questions with feedback for transition and ESL
Your transition and ESL students will love practicing job interview questions and answers for a coffee shop job interview with this interactive digital resource. They will learn to answer job interview questions, communicate in a workplace, use a great opening greeting and closing during an interview and discover what to say and do during an interview. Great for achieving speech and language outcomes, this digital job interview resources gives instant feedback for answers and shows autistic stu
Grades:
8th - 11th, Adult Education
Also included in: Real world skills bundle for high school special needs and life skills
Game of Life- money simulation
Are you looking for a real life simulation to teach your students about life and money?This is a life size version of the board game Game of Life. Help your students learn how to budget, know when to save and spend money, and practice making real life decisions. Students will practice researching, reading, writing, planning, organizing, addition, and subtraction in this activity.When you buy this product, it will only be a one single page document. This document has all of the other materials yo
Grades:
3rd - 6th
THE GET A LIFE PROJECT
THE GET A LIFE PROJECT is one I developed for our 8th graders, but it can be used in high school too. It is a series of short research projects designed to prepare students after high school to make some major life choices: COLLEGE, A JOB, A HOUSE OR APARTMENT, A CAR, FURNISHINGS AND A BUDGET, AND A VACATION.
Students learn how to make these decisions based on their interests, abilities, and budget. They use popular web sites such as collegeboard.com, careerbuilder.com, cars.com, mlsonline.co
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Making Money from Lemons--Microsoft Excel 2010 Project
This is an updated version of a previously posted project. This version is updated to reflect the Microsoft Office 2010 format. Students play a fun game that requires them to figure out how to make the most profit from their own "Lemonade Stand". Students will learn to create a spreadsheet that keeps track sales profit and loss. They will also create a graph that shows a sales report at the end of their "season".
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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2 Career Studies Assessments
2 Career Assessments that take up to two (2) weeks!Builds communication skills, professionalism, application of feedbackAssessments:Career Studies Mock Interview AssignmentCareer Studies Opinion Paragraphs - 3 mini assignments!
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: High School Career Studies Bundle
24 STEM activities bundle including elementary & highschool challenges
Engage your students in a variety of science, technology, engineering and math lessons and challenges. Our bundle includes 12 elementary appropriate activities and 12 highschool appropriate activities.Activities included: Environmental Impact Study, Magnetic Slime, Straw Rocket Launcher and so much more!
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Weekend Project *RealCare Baby* Parenting Simulation
Weekend Project *RealCare Baby* Parenting Simulation
This packet includes everything you will need to provide students the opportunity to take the RealCare Baby home for the weekend and participate in a parenting simulation.
Including:
-Formal parent letter explaining the program
-Parent and Student agreement forms
-Paperwork for students to complete during their weekend experience
-Reflection paper guidelines and grading rubric
-Teacher resources for organizing and grading
If you prefer
Grades:
6th - 12th
Economics Coffee Shop Game
Students will Play the Cool Math Coffee Shop Game (free website) to portray the 3 types of economic systems- Command Economy, Market Economy, and Mixed Economy. The command economy limits students from changing the recipe and price. The Market has absolute freedom, and the Mixed has a price ceiling and max amount of Milk that can be used, but otherwise the decision is theirs. Included in this are directions and 3 pages of spreadsheets/worksheets for students to fill in. This game takes about 2 p
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Checking Account Simulation
Do you need a lesson to teach students how to balance a checkbook? A PowerPoint presentation is included instructs students on how to balance their own checkbook and then gives them some "real world" practice. The PowerPoint includes writing a check, using a debit card, and making deposits. Also included is the handouts that you will give students in order for them to participate in the simulation. One handout is a checkbook register and the other handout has blank checks that students will writ
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Phone Sanitation Experiment
Are you teaching culinary classes and want to show how dirty phones are? I did so I created this activity! Using fresh bread, a phone, and a ziplock bag, and in a week you can create a nice visual of how truly unsanitary it is to have or use your phones in the kitchens. I have pictures of students' bread slices from this year to show what you could end up with.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Your Financial Future: 3-Part Challenge
Imagine you have just graduated from high school and you are about to embark into the world as an adult. How much would you need to make to support your lifestyle? What kinds of difficult decisions would you need to make? This interactive challenge consists of two engaging surveys and a fun game at the end, in which players try to make it through a month on $1,000 by making decisions about various real-life circumstances that arise, either helping or hurting their chances.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Team and Community Building Communication Skill Simulation Icebreaker All Grades
30 minute activity, all ready to go! The goal of this activity is not only for students to build communication skills with each other but also to realize that asking questions, especially in group work is useful to get something done more efficiently. This is a great activity at the beginning of the year or a beginning of group work and can be used with a variety of grades. Classroom community can also be built through this interactive activity. All students must be engaged and in my experience,
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Staff
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Also included in: First Week Classroom Community Building Bundle
Real Life Around the World
In this simulation, students are paired up and asked to start a new life in a new country. They will get married, find a job, hunt for a place to live all while learning about their home's culture and language. They will have to keep within a monthly budget based on how much they make and conclude by sharing their life story with their classmates. In this download you will find the complete workbook guide for students to plan their presentation. Kids love this project!
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Fine and Gross Motor Skills Activity Stations for Child Development
Looking for a fun way to demonstrate the difference between fine and gross motor skills in your Child Development class? These TEN activity stations are a great way to either introduce or review examples of fine and gross motor skills. Also, I created these activities with the simplest materials ever.Here is the list of materials you will need in order to complete all 10 stations:tape to put on the floor (I use masking tape)blank pieces of papermarkerspopsicle sticksbuttons, beads, pom poms, etc
Grades:
7th - 12th
Business 101 for Kids Workbook & Presentation, SWOT, Goal Setting, Entrepreneur
This workbook and accompanying presentation will take your children through the basics of starting their own business. They will explore why it is important to learn about business, complete a SWOT analysis to help guide them to a good business idea, brainstorm ways to advertise their business, write a basic business plan, learn how to cost their product or service, goal setting, communication using FORM, and more! Ignite the spirit of entrepreneurship within your child.Also included in this bun
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Can I Afford My Life? A Career Simulation
Students work in groups of four to explore the differences education and salary levels make for 28 to 30 year old adults. The activities include a 10-station simulation activity, a think-write-shad activity, and a goal setting activity.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Digital Career Simulation Activity
This activity can be printed or used digitally. Students learn about budgeting and making financial decisions based on a randomly chosen career or a career they choose from the list. Students will gain a basic understanding of the cost of housing, food, transportation, communication, and extras.
Grades:
6th - 9th
IB PYP Classroom Job Application
This fully customizable job application allows students to develop community, independence and ownership over the classroom. Students learn about the process of applying for a job by applying for classroom jobs that they would be interested in. Each classroom job is aligned with the PYP transdisciplinary skills required.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Capitalism! A Business Simulation
Economics 101! This is an in-dept economic simulation that is very easy to implement in any grade 6 through 12. You'll have your classroom turned into competing businesses in no time! In the simulation students will work in groups to complete the following tasks: 1) create a company from scratch addressing elements like name, logo, mission statement, marketing plan, product line, etc 2) assume an executive role in their company and complete tasks specific to their role 3) create a cellular phone
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Human Capital, Jobs, and Income Personal Finance Career Unit Distance Learning
This Unit Collection is built for about 3-5 days of instruction (60-75 minute blocks). The goal is to have students discover what human capital is and what skills they have, then look at what education is required for what occupation interests them, it will also provide an opportunity for students to get to know their classmates through a poster project. Consider this PBL Personal Finance Budget Project to carry this unit even further:- PBL Budget ProjectIncluded in this zipped file:1. 40 slide
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Interview Breakout Room Activity
Through an escape room-like activity, learners work through an "interview day" to study interview dress, arrival time, skills assessment tests, interview materials, nonverbal skills, reference selection, & thank-you follow-ups.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Money Matters Challenge
This mini project is great for middle schoolers that have been learning how to budget their money. In this project, they are given the task of planning a menu and grocery list to feed their family for 5 days. There is an instruction page with all of the parameters and then templates they can use to plan and make a list on as well as a reflection piece they have to complete when they finish the project. I have them shop online to find prices. I have used this little project for several years to
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Resume-Making Workshop for High School Students (Resume Resources and More)
You can use all (or portions) of this 20-page interactive resume-making workshop with high school age students who are either making a resume for the first time or looking to improve their basic resume. This product teaches students about the different parts of a resume (E.g., "Objective", "Education", "Experience") and specific resume-writing skills (E.g., using past tense in bullet-point descriptors, using active voice to indicate results and achievements rather than "doer" type language, etc
Grades:
8th - 12th
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