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8th grade career and technical education Common Core 7.EE.B.3 resources
Game of Life - Financial Literacy - Math Project - Distance Learning Compatible
Analyze spending, use budgets, compute monthly payments and tie everything together in the Game of Life! A REAL WORLD 21ST CENTURY MATH PROJECT! Basic Operations, Percentages and Critical Thinking are put to the test in this financial literacy challenge! This is 60 page pdf with 3 assignments and 1 mega-project. Answer Key included when possible (students will make a lot of choices)! ***THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH A GOOGLE SLIDES INTERACTIVE VERSION INCLUDED. REDOWNLOAD IF YOU HAVE IT ALR
Grades:
6th - 12th
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My Future Career and Budgeting Project
The purpose of this project is to help students start to see the connection between their actions now and their options in the future. Students will start by picking a career. Each career is assigned a salary. Students will use this salary to find their monthly income. Then, using their monthly income to guide their decisions, student will chose options for their lifestyle. Options include housing, cars, cell phones and food. Your purchase includes:- Introduction page (doc)- Student Packet (incl
Measurement Flashcards with a Measuring Tape Quarter Inch Focus Feet & Inches
Reading a measuring tape can be challenging due to a combination of small and crowded markings, confusing units of measure, human error, and mental math. However, with practice and attention to detail, it is possible to become proficient at reading a measuring tape. This product includes over 40 flashcards that you can either use as a matching game at a center or peer-to-peer flashcard practice. There is a self-check answer key if you use it in a center. Learning fractions, measurement, and ho
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Financial Literacy: First Job Budgeting Project
This project allows students to understand the basics of creating and maintaining a monthly budget after they graduate high school or college and start their careers. It requires students to select a career field, research the salary, and then manage their budgets based on their findings. They must take into account taxes, savings, housing, other bills, transportation, groceries, and entertainment. Students must show their work and source for each budget calculation. At the end, there is space f
Grades:
7th - 9th
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What A Life Budget/ Life Application Project
What a Life is a realistic look for students to plan their future. Students can look for a job, make a budget, find an apartment, and find fun things to do in their city. It can be used as an interdisciplinary activity to benefit your whole team.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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"All Grown Up"
Many young people can’t wait to become adults, they look forward to the freedom and ability to make choices and be independent. They believe that it’s not really that hard. Well this is an assignment that will hopefully give them a glimpse of reality. This project is very similar to the old board game “Life” except that it’s a little bit more realistic and contains a whole lot a math. I have designed it to be user friendly. It will walk you through the phases step by step, I’ve also made th
Grades:
5th - 12th
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