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High school applied math resources for Easel Activities $5-10
Next Dollar Up Worksheets Life Skills and Money Math for Special Education
Here is a pack of worksheets for students to practice using the next dollar up method. Using the dollar up (or dollar more) method, students round up prices of items in order to have enough money to pay. There are 3 different formats of worksheets for each level. This resource contains 60 worksheets to practice dollar up!***Updated November 13 to include resource as a TPT Digital Activity***Targets:Dollar Up to $5Dollar Up $6-$10Dollar Up $11-$20Dollar Up over $20For each level, the following
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Next Dollar Up THE BUNDLE Resources Life Skills and Money Math
Household Budget Project: Taxes, Insurance, Loans, Rent, Groceries, and more!
This project will help students deeply understand the budgeting process and personal financial literacy because they get to actually create their own household budget! 15 career cards are included with occupations ranging from a cashier to a doctor and everything in between. You assign each student a career, which includes their salary and student loan debt. Then they have to work through all the aspects of a household budget including calculating income taxes, finding a home to rent, paying the
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7th - 12th
WANTS VS. NEEDS: Financial Literacy-Transition-Worksheets-Activities-No Prep
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASEL WANTS VS. NEEDS takes an engaging dive into this often boring topic. This NO PREP lesson will help students categorize items as things we need to survive, things we need to live successfully in our community, and things we want.This lesson is focused on explicit instruction and buildable skills. This lesson can be used in a 1:1 setting, in a SMALL GROUP, or during WHOLE CLASS instruction. This lesson can be used with sub separate groups,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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File Taxes Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
It's the law, you have to file your taxes and students need to learn this in high school! Also perfect to teach in April because of Tax Day! This bundle includes all of the print materials for a Filing Taxes Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math personal finance class.Read about how I teach Filing Taxes and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Identify and define basic vocabulary related to filing state/federal taxes.Materials i
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8th - 12th
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Banking Personal Finance Lessons High School Special Education
Learning about what services banks offer, like checking and savings accounts, debit card services, and more sets the foundation for money management. This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for a Personal Banking Lesson Unit designed for a high school or transition age self-contained consumer math class.LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Choose a bank and identify the services that are provided for customers.Read about how I teach about Personal Banking Services and ideas for how to use this resou
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6th - 12th
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Insurance Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Health insurance, medical insurance, or car insurance- every student will need it and understanding the basics is key to this complex adult life skill! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for an Insurance Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Define insurance, list three types of insurance, and one pro and one con.Read about how I teach Insurance and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:Fo
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6th - 12th
Income Tax Activity- Personal Finance Worksheets: Practice Doing Realistic Taxes
How many times have you heard someone say, "I wish they taught me how to do taxes in school!” Now you can make sure that your students get this important information in a developmentally-appropriate and engaging financial literacy lesson.- This comprehensive package includes a note-taking sheet with 10 questions (answers included) for your students to learn the basics about personal income taxes. (What are they, why do we pay them, when are they due, what are progressive taxes, and more.)- Then,
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Writing Linear Equations for Word Problems Related to Teens! *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Writing Linear Equations for Word Problems Related to Teens!Do you want your middle school students engaged in "writing linear equations" for "word problems they really care about? Do you want an activity that is ready to go in which your students will be highly engaged? Do you need to differentiate learning in your class?TPT buyers said, "Love the built in literacy (having the kids write their own questions). Very creative and wort
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Meal Planning Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Meal planning is a true adult skill, so teach your students early! Save them time and money and save yourself time and energy and use this resource! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for a Meal Planning Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.Read about how I teach Meal Planning and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:Four day lesson plansTopic flow chartBrain teaserStudent notes cover page1 page reading pas
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6th - 12th
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Buying a Car Lesson Unit- Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
So your students want to buy a car, sounds like every other teenager out there! Teach them the financial responsibility of purchasing a car with this 5 day lesson unit. Students will compare the cost of buying a car in full with cash versus a car loan, learn about the increased responsibility, and identify the associated costs with owning a car. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Calculate the monthly cost of purchasing a car on loan or with saved funds.Read about how I teach Car Buying and ideas for how
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6th - 12th
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SPENDING HABITS: Financial Literacy-Transition-Worksheets-Activities-No Prep
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASEL Do your students roll into class every day with coffee? Do they know how much those add up? SPENDING HABITS lays a strong foundation for future BUDGETING skills. This NO PREP lesson gets students thinking about their habits regarding money and the consequences of those habits, both good and bad. This lesson is focused on explicit instruction and buildable skills. This lesson can be used in a 1:1 setting, in a SMALL GROUP, or during WHOLE
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CREDIT SCORES AND REPORTS: Financial Literacy- Activities- Worksheets- No Prep
CREDIT SCORES AND REPORTS is the third lesson in this FINANCIAL LITERACY UNIT focused on CREDIT AND DEBT. This NO PREP lesson introduces students to credit scores and reports without all of the unnecessary information that is often impractical and overwhelming. This lesson provides explicit instruction that has a real-world focus and teaches buildable skills. WORKSHEETS/ACTIVITIES are engaging and provide practice and application of skill.This lesson can be used in a 1:1 setting, in a SMALL GROU
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Consumer Math Skill Application Project 4- Special Education Life Skills
Looking for a comprehensive math project that incorporates a large variety of concepts? Consider it done! Project 4 brings all the consumer math topics together. This differentiated project was designed to show students how their choice of career affects the rest of their money life.Concepts Covered:IncomeBudgetChecking and Savings AccountRent/MortgageInsuranceSales Tax, Tip, and Discount Meal PlanningComparison ShoppingBank ServicesCredit CardTrip PlanningPublic TransportationTime Management
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6th - 12th
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Math Project Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget ProjectAre you looking for a math project that is engaging and fun for teens? Do you want to incorporate technology into your lessons? Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget Project is exactly what you need! This math project is a fun way for your students to apply mathematical reasoning of integers, decimals, percentages, discounts, and budgets in a real-world situation that is fun and importa
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6th - 11th
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Estimate Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Estimate budgets or estimate quantities, the skill of estimating is everywhere! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for an Estimation Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.Read about how I teach Estimating and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Use estimation and compare to actual amounts to prepare/plan for a given scenario.Materials include:Four day lesson plansTopic flow chartBrain teaserStudent notes
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6th - 12th
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MONEY AND YOUR VALUES: Financial Literacy -Worksheets-Activities-No Prep
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASELMoney & Your Values is the perfect introduction to FINANCIAL LITERACY. This NO PREP lesson will help students to realize that the things they value will ultimately shape the way they spend money. It's the perfect PRECURSOR TO WANTS vs. NEEDS!This lesson is focused on explicit instruction and buildable skills. This lesson can be used in a 1:1 setting, in a SMALL GROUP, or during WHOLE CLASS instruction. This lesson can be used with sub-
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DEDUCTIONS & GROSS PAY vs NET PAY: Financial Literacy-Worksheets-Activities
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASELDEDUCTIONS & GROSS PAY vs NET PAY is the second lesson in this FINANCIAL LITERACY UNIT focused on BUDGETING. This NO PREP lesson digs into the importance of deductions such as health insurance, taxes, and retirement. Additionally, this lesson teaches students the difference between gross and net pay so they understand which to use when creating a budget. This lesson provides explicit instruction that has a real world focus and teaches
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Linear Functions Interpret Rate of Change in RealWorldSituations *DISTANCE LRNG.
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Linear Functions Interpret Rate of Change in Real World SituationsLinear Functions Interpret Rate of Change in Real World Situations, has 10 different real world situations that require students to think critically about linear functions. The real world situations get more challenging as students progress through each situation. TPT buyers said, "Great resource.", "Great resource. I like particularly how they get more challenging.",
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Writing Linear Equations in Function Notation for Real-WorldSituations *DISTANCE
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Writing Linear Equations in Function Notation for Real-World SituationsStudents will write equations in function notation for real-world situations and use the equations to find solutions to the word problems. This is a great product to help students understand function notation!TPT buyers said, "Great resource!" "Great Activity!"This product is a paid digital download from my TpT store Algebra that Functions and it is for use in one
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8th - 11th
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Ratios, Rates, Proportions Review and Test PreAlgebra
Are your middle schoolers ending a unit on ratio, rates and proportions? Students will write unit rates, apply proportions to word problems and determine rates. Students will work through writing and using ratios in three ways, proportions and rates to solve application problems in this review packet and matching test. This worksheet and assessment comes with a four page review worksheet with matching four page assessment. Each is 21 questions including some creation question. BOOM Digital Task
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Pre Algebra Math Bundle of Resources | Google | Task Cards | Projects
BUDGETING 101:Financial Literacy-Transition-Activities-Worksheets-No Prep
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASELBUDGETING 101 is the third lesson in this FINANCIAL LITERACY UNIT focused on BUDGETING. This NO PREP lesson walks students through the importance of budgeting and provides them with a step-by-step understanding of the budgeting process. This lesson provides explicit instruction that has a real-world focus and teaches buildable skills. WORKSHEETS/ACTIVITIES are engaging and provide practice and application of skill. This lesson can be used
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Setting Goals Related to Math and Life- High School Special Education
Setting goals is a life long skills and is so important to teach your students! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for a Goal Setting Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.Learning objective: Identify and develop a short and long term attainable goal. Read about how I teach Goal Setting and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:Five day lesson plansBrain teaserStudent notes cover page1 page reading passageCom
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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TYPES OF EXPENSES-Financial Literacy-Transition-Worksheets-Activities-No Prep
FINANCIAL LITERACY- FULL LESSON: NO PREP: PRINT AND EASELTYPES OF EXPENSES is the first lesson in this FINANCIAL LITERACY UNIT focused on BUDGETING. This NO PREP lesson teaches students the difference between Fixed Expenses, Variable Expenses, and Periodic Expenses. This lesson provides explicit instruction that has a real-world focus and teaches buildable skills. WORKSHEETS/ACTIVITIES are engaging and provide practice and application of skill. This lesson can be used in a 1:1 setting, in a SMAL
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Solving a System of Linear Equations using Substitution, Elimination & Graphing
Included are 10 different questions that will have students solve a system of linear equations by using all three methods (substitution, elimination and graphing) on the same page. This is a great way to introduce or review the concepts of all three methods, and also to verify that you get the same answer regardless of which method you use. This activity can be used as an individual worksheet for one student, or can be used as a group of 3 activity where each student has to solve the system us
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8th - 11th
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