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Family consumer sciences resources for Microsoft Excel $5-10
WISE EXAM and PERSONAL FINANCE GLOSSARY -- PDF, Word, and Excel Formats!!
This is a printable and customizable (provided in PDF, Excel, and Word format) WISE Exam / economics and personal finance glossary with accurate but student-friendly definitions. It has all essential W!SE / WISE exam content...but also vocabulary that is often in personal finance classes but not tested by the W!SE exam.This resource is available as a "print and go" glossary in PDF format. But, the MS Word file is also provided as is an easy to sort / organize Excel file with suggested themati
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: WISE / W!SE Exam REVIEW SHEETS and PERSONAL FINANCE GLOSSARY Bundle
Master Grocery Order Spreadsheet
Use this spreadsheet to make adding up ingredient amounts for a culinary class quick and easy! Input the amounts of each ingredient for a recipe, and the spreadsheet will calculate the amount you need for an entire class with six kitchens all the way up to 10 classes. There is a conversion chart tab to convert measurements as well as a summary sheet to keep track of everything you need to order in one place.
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6th - 12th
Growing UP!!! Student Project
This project is currently used as a summative project for a Family Consumer/Social Science course for high school level students. The possibilities for applying this project cross-curricular are endless! Project “Growing UP” features the sections listed below, while placing focus on relationships, parenting and adulthood. Additionally, students analyze just how much “babies” cost in terms of expenses (feeding, diapers & other merchandise). Students complete a section on budgeting, where the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
(Supplement) My Best Life Scenario Game - Automated Spreadsheet
My Best Life Scenario Game's automated spreadsheet removes much of the budget calculation hassle. This improves the speed and accuracy of the players, allowing the focus to be on decision making instead of tabulating. For each year, players will create a balanced budget, then simulated events will occur and they have to determine how to re-balance their budget. At the end of the game, players will have learned how to budget as well as gain insights into how purchasing decisions and unforeseeabl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Pay for College Planner Spreadsheet - Personal Finance
I originally created this from scratch to compare costs for schools for my own 2 sons (one's in college and the other is a senior in high school). This resource is perfect for students comparing various costs for specific colleges, whether they have financial aid offers yet or not. The spreadsheet calculates running student loan balances, freshman year as-a-glance, direct and indirect expenses, etc. for each semester of college. Available in Excel and Sheets. The link to the Sheets is on the
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10th - 12th
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Food Truck Project
Minimum two-week lesson where students create a food truck business.Included are:- Food Truck Project Guide- Food Truck Menu Spreadsheet- Food Truck Brainstorm Worksheet- Investor Letter Example
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9th - 12th
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Dream Room
Students will create their "Dream Room" using the Internet and MS Excel. They will "shop" on the internet for their bedroom items. They will list all items on an Excel document. They will also create a pie graph with the information. Students will then create a poster that showcases their "Dream Room" and their excel charts and pie graphs. Students really enjoy this project...one of their favorites!
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills! Personal Finances: Getting Started 101
Looking for a practical life skills lesson to do with your seniors? They are often scared and nervous about the future, but this will give them so much know-how and insight into securing a responsible and abundant financial future. This two to three day lesson will guide students into understanding what they need to know about credit cards, spending money, saving money, and how to track money!These are tools your students will thank you for and be able to use for their entire lives! Get them rea
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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Housing Alternatives Spreadsheet Activity
This activity allows students to compare the differences between renting and buying. Students are given two scenarios and they have to calculate upfront costs of renting, annual costs of renting, upfront costs of buying (including funding escrow account with PMI, property taxes, and homeowners' insurance), annual costs of buying a house, and monthly housing payment. In addition, students can practice their spreadsheet skills or it can be printed out for them to calculate by hand. At the compl
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9th - 12th
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(Teacher Name) opoly (Economics)
USES MS EXCEL Turn your classroom into a real Monopoly board! Student desks become game spaces and students can physically travel the game board. All of the work is done for you. You can edit title properties to suit your town or school. Otherwise, feel free to keep the titles "as is." I placed the titles in sheet protectors and taped them to the desks. You could laminate them if you prefer. Students are able to learn about budgeting, trade-offs, opportunity costs and investment while having fun
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Not Grade Specific
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Fruit & Vegetables Unit Test and Answer Key
This unit test is designed for Foods or Home Ec. classes which focus on fruits and vegetables. I use this for my gr. 11 module Fruits & Vegetables.
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10th - 12th
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