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Adult education applied math lessons for Easel
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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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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Financial Literacy: Net Worth, Assets, Liabilities, and Equity: Personal Finance
This engaging assignment teaches high school students about assets, liabilities, and net worth (equity). It is a great way to get your students interested in personal finance, financial literacy, and building wealth.First, give students the one-page handout to teach the definitions and examples of assets and liabilities, along with the formula for calculating equity (net worth).Then, 3 real world case studies are included with calculations to complete and questions to respond to. Students have t
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Financial Literacy MEGA Bundle: Personal Finance Worksheets
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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Interpreting Graphs for the Middle & Junior High School: Book 2
Here is another set of data graphics for your students to analyze and interpret. Using survey results from the USA Today newspaper, students will be asked to explain what the graphics are illustrating. Each activity will ask the student to identify basic information presented in each graphic and make some projections based on the data given in the survey.
The activities in this packet are a great way to improve your student’s skills in taking apart graphic displays of information. Brin
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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Managing Your Checking Account using a Debit Card
Everyday people go to stores or eateries to buy something. When they pay for their items, they will have to decide whether to pay in cash, credit card, write a check, or use a debit card. This set of activities will show your student how to write checks and keep a running balance in their register. The “OOPS” factor of I have still have checks therefore my account can not be overdrawn or without money will not occur. The student will be shown the responsible way to keep track of their pa
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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Planning to Start-up and Run a Business: Everyday Life Skills Series
Hot Off the Presses: The Newest Everyday Life Skills series resource.
Many people dream of opening and running their own business. Running a business brings with it many questions. Things like purchasing items for your business to hiring employees to run the business must be taken into account.
The activities included in this product will take each student through the strategies and mathematical needs to make them a successful business owner. Calculating your monthly rental space cos
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4th - 11th, Adult Education
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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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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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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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Tell me a Story using Line Graphs
Teach your students how to write across the curriculum. Want to know what your students are thinking? Here is a set of activities that will do just that. Hand out the graphic picture and the worksheet to each student or as a group assignment and ask them to complete the task. The observer or person looking at the graph is asked to tell a story presented in the graph. This packet gives each student the opportunity to “describe or tell the story” they see. You may then ask them to present th
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Canada Pension Plan CPP vs US Social Security: Reading Comp, Venn Diagram & Math
This ready-to-go Canada Pension Plan and United States Social Security lesson has a reading comprehension passage, integrated math questions, and a Venn diagram to teach your students valuable life skills and personal finance knowledge.One day your students will have a career and pay into a government pension program. Eventually they will retire. Will they understand the benefits they will receive?This life skills, personal finance, and math lesson for high school students in grades 9-12 has thr
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
INTEREST 101: Financial Literacy- Transition- Worksheets- Activities- No Prep
INTEREST 101 is the second lesson in this FINANCIAL LITERACY UNIT focused on CREDIT AND DEBT. This NO PREP lesson introduces students to interest and focuses on big-picture concepts such as simple and compound interest, that interest can be both paid and earned, and the difference between fixed and variable interest. 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.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Budgeting | Calculating Monthly Expenses
Math gets real when it deals with your money. So this worksheet sets up the basic concept of setting up a budget by collecting all the bills into a monthly amount.Students will be challenged in converting the bill amounts into monthly amounts (vs annual or quarterly). Then to finish it out, they discover how much money is "left over" after all the bills are paid.It's easy to look at a paycheck and say, "Whoo Hoo!" but really, we need to filter through the bills first then maybe have a little "Wh
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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Life Skills Identifying Bills & Coins Image to Value Numeral Form Worksheets
Students will identify bills and coins by value out of an array of three in this worksheet series. Students are presented with an image of a bill or coin and are asked to identify the value of the provided bill or coin in numeral form out of an array of three response options. Front and back images for each bill and coin are provided through the varied examples in this lesson. Students will work with ones, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and one hundred dollar bills. Students Will also identify
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Life Skills Identifying Bills & Coins Value Numeral Form To Image Worksheets
Students will identify bills and coins by picture out of an array of three in this series of worksheets. Students are presented with a value in numeral form and asked to identify the accurate image, based on the value provided. Front and back images for each bill and coin are provided through the varied examples in this lesson. Students will work with ones, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and one hundred dollar bills. Students Will also identify pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and half dollar
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Banking, Mortgages, and Simple Interest Task Cards.
This set of task cards will provide students with the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to solve problems related to down payments on items, mortgage loans, banking procedures, and calculate simple interest. To perform these tasks the student will apply their mathematical knowledge related to basic arithmetic operations and percents.
Topics included in this set of task cards include:
Calculating down payments.
Calculating final mortgage payments on a property.
Determining balances
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Mark-Up, Percent Increase & Decrease Task Cards
This set of task cards will provide students with the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to solve problems related to mark-ups, percent increase, and percent decrease. To perform these tasks the student will apply their mathematical knowledge related to basic arithmetic operations and percents. Topics included in this set of task cards include: Mark-Up. Percent Increase. Percent Decrease. Many common core objectives will be met by each student completing these task cards. The
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills Identifying Bills & Coins Value Word Form To Image Digital Lesson
Students will identify bills and coins by picture out of an array of three in this digital lesson. Students are presented with a value in word form and asked to identify the accurate image, based on the value provided. Front and back images for each bill and coin are provided through the varied examples in this lesson. Students will work with ones, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and one hundred dollar bills. Students Will also identify pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and half dollars. Relat
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Easy Statistics: Calculating Variance and Standard Deviation
Statistics has always been a different subject. Some people do not like it because math is involved. Some people do not like it because it is not traditional math like algebra. It has been my experience that statistics is easier by creating step-by-step instructions. And that is how this publication has been designed. In this publication I provide steps to calculating both the population standard deviation and the sample standard deviation. Although most calculators (and spreadsheets) have a fu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Using Credit Cards: Everyday Life Skills Math Series: Packet Four
Credit cards have become an everyday way of life. Their overuse today have placed many unsuspecting people in financial trouble. The “Using Credit Cards” packet will introduce students to the terminology and mathematics surrounding the basics of using credit cards for “real” money. The application of percents is the main theme throughout the activities. An excellent set of activities to improve your student’s skills. An answer guide is provided. The “Everyday Life Skills” series will meet
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4th - 11th, Adult Education
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Functional Math Canadian Money Currency Value to Image Matching Task Cards
This life skills based lesson provides students the opportunity to identify Canadian bills and coins by image , after being presented with the value of the currency. Students are presented with the value in number form (ex-$2.00) of a specific bill or coin, and asked to identify the currency image for the given value of the bill or coin from an array of three. Students will work with fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and one hundred dollar bills. Students will also identify loonies, toonies pen
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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