ULTIMATE STOCK MARKET BUNDLE

STOCK MARKET BUNDLE – ALL YOU NEED TO TEACH THE STOCK MARKET IN THE CLASSROOM!

30 Attachments: PowerPoints, Vocabulary, Activities, Handouts, Assessments, Projects

Your students will enjoy the hands-on experience they will gain with the Stock Market Bundle that I have put together, and used in my own classroom. My students loved using real-time data, and the Investopedia platform. By the end of this “unit”, your students will be able to make strategize and make educated trades, while using theory to back up their decisions. They will understand how to analyze stock performance based on mathematical calculations using PE Ratios, Earnings per share, and Revenue. They will gain real-life experiences in the classroom!

STOCK MARKET LINGO:

30+ slide PowerPoint on “Stock Market Lingo” (definitions)

Stock Market Graphic Organizer for “Stock Market Lingo” PPT

Stock Market Vocabulary Definitions Handout

2 Stock Market Vocabulary Assessments with Answer Keys

TRADING STRATEGIES:

20+ slide PowerPoint on “Trading Strategies”

STOCK TABLES:

Reading a Stock Table Activity with Answer Key

Reading a Stock Table Assessment with Answer Key

STOCK FORMULAS & RATIOS:

Stock Formulas and Ratios Handouts

Price to Earnings Ratio Worksheet #1 with Answer Key

Price to Earnings Ratio Worksheet #2 with Answer Key

ANALYZING SECTORS:

4 Worksheets on automobiles, consumer goods, retail, and technology

STOCK EVALUATIONS:

Stock Evaluation Project/Analysis with Pacing Guide

NASDAQ Activity with Answer Key

Stock Evaluation Stock Picks Handout

Stock Evaluation Teacher-made Example

INVESTOPEDIA TRADING GAME:

Investopedia Teacher Game Setup Instructions

Investopedia Student Account Setup Instructions

Investopedia Monthly Trading Summary Handout

FAST MONEY WORKSHEET

Student worksheet to go along with fast money show on CNBC

WHAT IS AN ETF LESSON

PowerPoint

Note Guide

Activity

WHAT IS A MUTUAL FUND LESSON

PowerPoint

Note Guide

Activity

Assessment with Answer Key

STOCK MARKET PACING GUIDE:

1. STOCK MARKET LINGO:

a. Present/Teach PowerPoint on “Stock Market Lingo”. While you are teaching the Stock Market Lingo, have your students fill out the “Stock Market Graphic Organizer” (2 days).

b. Hand out the “Stock Market Vocabulary Definitions Handout” to ensure students have all the terms needed to complete the 2 Vocabulary Quizzes (1 day).

c. Review and go over all vocabulary with your students.

d. Between 2 days, distribute the 2 “Stock Market Vocabulary Quizzes” (2 days).

2. INVESTOPEDIA TRADING GAME:

a. The teacher should create their Investopedia Game for their class using the “Investopedia Teacher Game Setup Instructions”.

b. Distribute the “Investopedia Student Account Setup Instructions” to your class, and as a class go through each step together for your students to set up their accounts.

c. Your game is now active. This is an ongoing simulation that will take place throughout your course/semester etc. (1 day; ongoing).

3. TRADING STRATEGIES

a. Present/Teach PowerPoint on “Trading Strategies”. While you are teaching have your students take notes (2 days).

4. STOCK TABLES

a. Hand out the “Reading a Stock Table Activity” to your class and complete it as a class, going over any questions your students may have, ensuring they understand all information for an upcoming quiz (1 day).

b. Distribute the “Reading a Stock Table Quiz” (1 day).

5. STOCK FORMULAS & RATIOS

a. Distribute the “Stock Formulas and Ratios Handout” to the class and review all formulas together (1 day).

b. Work on the “Price to Earnings Ratio Worksheet #1” together as a class (1 day).

c. Hand out the “Price to Earnings Ratio Worksheet #2” and have the students work on it independently or in pairs/groups (1 day).

6. INVESTOPEDIA

a. Your Investopedia Game should now be rolling.

b. Hand out the “Investopedia Monthly Trading Summary Handout” for your students to complete in class. This will be done once a month and submitted to the teacher to ensure students are actively trading and understanding their strategies used (1 day).

7. STOCK EVALUATIONS

a. Hand out the “Stock Evaluation Project/Analysis” to the class. Go over all steps they will need to complete.

b. Distribute the “NASDAQ Activity” to the class and complete it together using the website provided, ensuring all students understand how to navigate the NASDAQ (1 day).

c. Hand out the “Stock Evaluation Teacher-made Example” of the project, so that your students know what is expected of them for this project. Have each student signup for a specific stock, so that you have no duplicates in your class.

d. When it is time for your students to present their projects (figure 2-3 classes later), hand out the “Stock Evaluation Stock Picks Handout” for students to complete while presentations are taking place. This project can be done more than once using different stocks! (multiple days depending on class size).

8. ANALYZING SECTORS

a. There are 4 Activities you can use here. I recommend doing them as a class. You can also change the Quarters and Years in the spreadsheet to keep them current throughout the years (2 days).

9. WHAT IS A MUTUAL FUND

a. Present/Teach PowerPoint on “What is a Mutual Fund”. While you are teaching have your students take notes (1-2 days).

b. Students will choose 2 Mutual Funds to analyze using the “Mutual Fund Picks WKSHT” (1 day).

c. On the last day, students will complete an assessment on Mutual Funds (answer key provided).

10. WHAT IS AN ETF

a. Present/Teach PowerPoint on “What is an ETF”. While you are teaching have your students take notes (1-2 days).

b. Assign each student a sector to research and pick 2 potential candidates to add to their Investopedia portfolio.

c. Students will use the “ETF 11 Sector Assignment Worksheet” to analyze their given ETFs (1 day).

Notes:

· Monthly Trading Summaries should be done every month and can also be presented to the class!

· Throughout the course, be sure to talk about current market activities as warm-ups and give real-life examples.

· There is a “Fast Money Worksheet” included in the bundle. This can be used if you decide to watch episodes of Fast Money on CNBC in class.

· Make sure you stay on top of your students with the Investopedia Game. You can provide 1-day/week for the students to actively trade in class, and ask any questions they may have on their portfolios.

· You can also make the Investopedia Game competitive by recognizing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in the class with a prize at the end (I gave my 1st place winner a trophy, and my 2nd and 3rd place winners silver and bronze medals! It made for the perfect picture!)

· Stock Evaluation Project can be used multiple times with different stocks.

· All teaching time is approximate depending on class size, level, and timing and can be adjusted to your needs.

Each document is fully editable therefore, you can remove or add anything you want!

Assignments can also be easily converted to Google Docs/Sheets/Slides and used in Google Classroom.

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