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Middle School Math Financial Literacy | Real World Summer School Curriculum
Are you looking to make teaching personal financial literacy exciting? This Real World Math budgeting project is perfect for Middle School students and for an end of Year Project.It will have them looking at budgeting and finance skills as they plan their 'future life'. Student have so much fun during this project and get a real insight into the cost of living. Are you looking for a financial literacy project that will engage your students?This unit of work has been designed to allow middle scho
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Financial Literacy Project Bundle Grades 5 to 9 | Economics and Business
Do You Have Enough? Functional Money Math Worksheets Life Skills and Budgeting
Here is a pack of worksheets for students to practice answering "do you have enough money?". Students will have to identify if they have enough money to pay for items. There are 3 different formats of worksheets for each level. This resource contains 60 worksheets.Targets:Do You Have Enough? up to $5Do You Have Enough? $6-$10Do You Have Enough? $11-$15Do You Have Enough? $16-$20For each level, the following worksheets are included:5 yes/no worksheets5 choose which item you have enough money
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2nd - 12th
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Calculating Income to Pay Bills Budget Activity. Math Worksheet & Boom Cards
Do your students need help understanding how their hourly wage job will (or will not) be able to cover their monthly expenses? Stretch the budgeting skill beyond restaurant orders and shopping costs to real-life situations, monthly bills!Have students calculate their monthly income and decide if it’s enough to cover their bills with this worksheet practice activity (and Boom Cards). Also check out this resource- Calculate how many hours to work to afford something!About the resource:Students wi
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3rd - 12th
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Make a Budget - Real Life Math Project Based Learning PBL
In this Make a Budget Project, students will learn how to manage their money and budget for a family. Through this project based learning activity, students will budget for expenses from rent, utilities, and car payments, to childcare costs, groceries, health care, cell phones, and savings. Your students will get a glimpse into adulthood and gain REAL LIFE MATH experience! #distancelearningtpt**SAVE OVER 30% with the Real Life Math Projects Bundle by clicking HERE.The math skills used in this pr
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Real Life Math Project Based Learning PBL - Bundle
"Think You Don't Need Math?" | Year Long Math Bulletin Board - Any Grade Level
YEAR-LONG MATH BULLETIN BOARD!!Have you seen the small poster that says "Think You Don't Need Math?" and includes careers? I decided to make that into a bulletin board!! I looked up different jobs that require math and printed them off in different fun fonts! This resource prints black and white so they can go with any classroom color theme!Product Includes:80 printable careersPrintable Title Letters "Think You Don't Need Math? Think Again!"Thank You! ❤️I really appreciate your interest in my pr
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1st - 12th
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Next Dollar Up Worksheets Life Skills and Money Math for Special Education
Here is a pack of worksheets for students to practice using the next dollar up method. Using the dollar up (or dollar more) method, students round up prices of items in order to have enough money to pay. There are 3 different formats of worksheets for each level. This resource contains 60 worksheets to practice dollar up!***Updated November 13 to include resource as a TPT Digital Activity***Targets:Dollar Up to $5Dollar Up $6-$10Dollar Up $11-$20Dollar Up over $20For each level, the following
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Next Dollar Up THE BUNDLE Resources Life Skills and Money Math
Summer Road Trip - Real Life Math Project Based Learning PBL
Your students will use their knowledge of ratios, rates, proportions, and percents to help plan a summer road trip for Debbie. The project is broken up into the following tasks:*Click HERE TO SAVE OVER 30% on the Real Life Math ProjectsTask #1 : Calculate Total Miles TraveledMath Skill Required: Scale FactorsDescription: Students will use a map with a scale factor and a ruler to determine the total miles of the trip. Task #2: Choose Car RentalMath Skill Required: Unit rates and percentage discou
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Real Life Math Project Based Learning PBL - Bundle
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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Consumer Math Curriculum Note Pages - print and digital
This is a set of notebook pages to teach gross and net pay, paychecks and their deductions, pay schedules (hourly, weekly, monthly, annually), pay conversions (ex: between hourly and annual pay), percentages and estimating pay. The notes also work well for teaching decimals and percents in a real-world context. You can see all of the completed pages in the preview. *Please note that this is not the Scaffolded Consumer Math Curriculum found at scaffoldedmath.com.With the printable version, each p
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10th - 12th
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Household Budget Project: Taxes, Insurance, Loans, Rent, Groceries, and more!
This project will help students deeply understand the budgeting process and personal financial literacy because they get to actually create their own household budget! 15 career cards are included with occupations ranging from a cashier to a doctor and everything in between. You assign each student a career, which includes their salary and student loan debt. Then they have to work through all the aspects of a household budget including calculating income taxes, finding a home to rent, paying the
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7th - 12th
File Taxes Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
It's the law, you have to file your taxes and students need to learn this in high school! Also perfect to teach in April because of Tax Day! This bundle includes all of the print materials for a Filing Taxes Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math personal finance class.Read about how I teach Filing Taxes and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Identify and define basic vocabulary related to filing state/federal taxes.Materials i
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8th - 12th
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Segment and Angle Addition Postulates Activity: Escape Room Geometry Game
This breakout escape room is a fun way for students to test their skills with segment addition postulates and angle addition postulates.Important: (How to Make Completely Digital)This product normally requires the printing of the questions to accompany a digital form for students to input answers. But if you follow a couple simple steps, this can be made entirely digital! Just use the following tool:https://smallpdf.com/split-pdf(choose "extract pages")to extract the pages containing the quest
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8th - 10th
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Banking Personal Finance Lessons High School Special Education
Learning about what services banks offer, like checking and savings accounts, debit card services, and more sets the foundation for money management. This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for a Personal Banking Lesson Unit designed for a high school or transition age self-contained consumer math class.LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Choose a bank and identify the services that are provided for customers.Read about how I teach about Personal Banking Services and ideas for how to use this resou
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6th - 12th
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Next Dollar Up Adapted Interactive Books Life Skills and Money Math Activities
Here is a set of 4 adapted/interactive books to practice dollar more. Students can practice using dollar up/dollar more with these 10 page, color interactive books. Each books targets a different level of learning dollar more, so they can be used through introduction of the skill until they meet mastery and maintenance. Each piece of the book includes the price as well as a pictorial representation of the money.What's Included:Paying for Food - Dollar Up $1.00 to $5.00Out to Dinner - Dollar U
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9th - 12th
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Functions, Domain & Range Project
This is a project-based assessment covering Functional Relationships, Independent/Dependent Variables and Domain/Range. The student is given a scenario such as "Jacob charges $6 per hour to haul junk". The student is asked to determine the ind/dep variables, create a table of values, determine whether the scenario represents a functional relationship or not (they all do), determine whether the graph would be discrete or continuous, and then find the domain and range. Finally, they are asked to a
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8th - 11th
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Bridge Engineering STEM Challenge - Women in STEM History Activity (Digital)
This engaging STEM challenge is a fun way to incorporate the engineering design process into your classroom or afterschool program! Students use the engineering design process and explore compression and tension forces in bridges while building their own bridge! This challenge also highlights Emily Roebling, the first woman field engineer who was instrumental in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge. History, science, engineering, literature (optional), and math-- it is all included along with
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Women in STEM History Engineering Challenges Bundle
Linear Equations Real World Project - Build Your Own Amusement Park
Growing up, one of my favorite computer games was Roller Coaster Tycoon. It was so fun to dream and design my very own amusement park! To try and build a variety of rides, and make sure park visitors had everything they needed to stay happy and keep coming back-I loved the challenge!Now, you can give your kids the chance to design their own amusement park and put important Algebra skills to use!This extensive project will introduce kids to costs, revenue and profit, as well as exploring linear e
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7th - 9th
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Quadrilaterals -Properties of Special Parallelograms Notes, Assig. & Quiz Bundle
Properties of Special Parallelograms Notes, Assignment and Quiz Bundle
This is a bundle of three of my Special Parallelogram Notes and Assignment sets and my Properties of Special Parallelograms Quiz. You can purchase them separately at:
Properties of Parallelograms Notes and Assignment.
Properties of Rectangles Notes and Assignment .
Properties of Rhombi and Squares Notes and Assignment.
Special Parallelograms Quiz.
Each Notes/Assignment set includes:
***fully illustrated teachers note
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8th - 11th
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Fun with Slope: Rate of Change Activities Bundle – Project Based Learning (PLB)
The purpose of the Rate of Change Activities Bundle is to give students the opportunity to use creativity to analyze, graph, and solve rate of change problems in real-world settings. This bundle includes three unique tasks: First Car Mastery Task, i-Logo Slope Mastery Project, and the Raising Puppies Mastery Task. These activities and their accompanying materials are suited for students in grades 7 - 9. The following downloads are included: 1. First Car a. Teacher Instructionsb. Student Workshee
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7th - 9th
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Insurance Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Health insurance, medical insurance, or car insurance- every student will need it and understanding the basics is key to this complex adult life skill! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for an Insurance Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Define insurance, list three types of insurance, and one pro and one con.Read about how I teach Insurance and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:Fo
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6th - 12th
Which Costs More? Comparing Money Interactive Books
Here is a set of 3 adapted/interactive books to practice comparing money amounts. Students can practice identifying which items cost more with these 10 page, color interactive books. Each books targets a different level of learning to compare money, so they can be used through introduction of the skill until they meet mastery and maintenance.
What's Included:
Buying a Snack- up to $5
At the Food Court- up to $10
Shopping for Clothes- up to $20
This book set is part of a growing bundle. Clic
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2nd - 12th
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Collecting Like Terms & Distributing Practice in Google Slides and Printable
Help students learn to combine like terms and to use the distributive property with these 3 engaging practice exercises, provided in printable PDF and online digital versions.3 Exercises:Collecting Like Terms and Distributing Card SortIn this straightforward activity, students match up equivalent expressions by using the distributive property and/or collecting like terms.Writing Expressions for Scenarios Task CardsReal world context adds meaning to the math as students read story problems and wr
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math Activities & Lessons Bundle for the Whole Year
FAST FOOD RESTAURANT SKILLS | Reading Comprehension, Menu Math & Scavenger Hunt
Teach functional academics through practical life skills with your special education middle or high school students, with this differentiated FAST FOOD RESTAURANT themed bundle! Students will work on their reading comprehension, learn life skills related vocabulary (including writing/spelling), menu money math, and community skills as they travel to a Fast Food restaurant (digitally or in person) and search for menu items with a scavenger hunt!3 Levels of each reading passage and activity are in
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Consumer Life Skills MEGA GROWING BUNDLE | SPED High School Community
Which Costs More? Worksheets Comparing Money Budgeting Money Math
Here is a pack of worksheets for students to practice identifying more when comparing money amounts. Students can practice identifying which items cost more with these 48 full color worksheets. Each worksheet set targets a different level of learning to compare money, so they can be used through introduction of the skill until they meet mastery and maintenance. There are 2 types of worksheets for each level.Targets:Which Costs More? up to $5Which Costs More? up to $10Which Costs More? up to $
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9th - 12th
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