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Financial Literacy Bundle: Checkbooks, Simple and Compound Interest, and More
This product includes a large variety of financial literacy practice including:Balancing a Checkbook Calculating and Comparing Annual SalariesCalculating Simple InterestCalculating Simple and Complex InterestComparing Simple and Complex InterestCollege Research Project: Saving, Paying for College, and Student LoansFinding the Percent of A NumberIf you like these products, please check out my other bundles:6th Grade Task Card Bundle7th Grade Bundle8th Grade Task Card BundleHoliday Bingo BundleDif
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5th - 9th
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Financial Literacy for Canadian High Schoolers: Suppertime Economics
When I was teaching I always either looked for or created projects that were practically-oriented and that gave my students a 'real-life experience', especially in areas like math. For BC grade 9 math teachers (and others across Canada, too), here it is. The assignment is presented as a plausible 'scenario'. You may have students who are already making meals for their families; this product takes it to the next level, i.e., they're required to create a budget in order to plan meals within a fixe
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8th - 10th
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Create a Town Project
Create a Town is great for an end of the unit project, or for an enrichment or extension project for quick finishers. It incorporates Social studies concepts like urban, suburban, rural, map skills, and jobs you may find in a town. It incorporates math skills as students need to calculate total galloons of water for the town, total pounds of food needed, and number of students per classroom in the school. It also incorporates science concepts by including exploration of different types of pow
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3rd - 10th
Financial Literacy for Canadian High Schoolers: Plan a First Peoples Celebration
The BC Math 9 curriculum guide lists 'create a budget/plan to host a First Peoples event' as an elaboration on its financial literacy requirement; I've taken that suggestion and run with it, creating a 'scenario' project in which students participate in making an application to the Canadian government for funds to facilitate a cultural event at their school to recognize September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.That said, this is more a 'blueprint' than an extended lesson plan;
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9th - 11th
'The Big Stuff' of Financial Literacy: Vehicles (BC only)
This product, part of my ‘The Big Stuff’ series on 9 aspects of financial literacy, tackles the subject of the costs of maintenance and upkeep of a vehicle. Your students will also look at the relative merits of gas versus electric vehicles; leasing a vehicle, as an option to buying and maintaining a car, is also discussed; 2 slides discuss ICBC’s insurance program. But the main part of this presentation looks at the various costs involved in maintaining one’s vehicle. In the ambitious, but prac
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10th - 12th
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Travel Extravaganza
This 25 page travel project was developed for students to map out dream vacation spots on a budget while utilizing research, math, geography and writing skills.
This product comes with:
-teacher direction page
-student direction page
-black and white cover options
-black and white post card options
-map
-work page
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4th - 12th
TRAVELING ACROSS TEMPERATURES: A CROSS-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY
This is a science activity which covers some meteorology, geography, history, and mathematics. It gives the students a bit of expanded knowledge about places, and temperatures. Students can use electronic resources to complete the assignment. Thanks ever so much for visiting!
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3rd - 9th
Travelogue
Students learn how to plan a trip. It includes a budget, itinerary, to do list, evaluation and map of the route. Rubrics are included. It takes two days on a block schedule. Access to computers is important.
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6th - 12th
Basic Math: A 7 Chapter Book
This book is 7 chapters long. In chapter 1, identify sets of numbers, review the basic four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), examine properties, learn about absolute value, know exponents, know roots, see how factors and multiples are related. In Chapter 2, learn about equations, learn about expressions, learn about evaluation, operate in the right order, find the value of expressions containing exponents, evaluate expressions with parentheses. In Chapter 3, know
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1st - 12th
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