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Soil Doodle Diagram Notes for Earth & Env Sci(AP), Ag. Distance Learning
Soil Doodle Diagram Notes12 pages of worksheets (4 for students) including these concepts: · Soil composition with soil triangle· Soil formation· Physical properties of soil· Chemical properties of soil· Soil layers/horizons and humusCopying in black and white works great! Keys included. Options for student handouts include with or without bubbles for filling in with notes.For distance learning, I make an overhead video of my hands where I fill in the bubbles, draw and color. Students watch and
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: AP Environmental Science Unit 4 Diagram Bundle- Distance Learning
Financial Institutions - The Federal Reserve, Banks, & Credit Unions
This set of guided notes offers a very brief overview of banks, credit unions, & the Federal Reserve system. One page highlights the structure and function of the Fed and its influence on banks. A second page showcases the similarities and differences between banks and credit unions. I use these notes to start my banking unit. Included are blank & completed copies of the notes and a supplemental page with website resources for more information. Appropriate for middle school through high
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Banking Unit Bundle - Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy: Credit Card Schumer Box Notes/Worksheet
Have you ever been offered a credit card application & been confused by that small insert with lots of percentages & fine print? Credit card issuers are required to disclose these tables, known as a Schumer Box, that show the card’s basic information about rates & fees. These notes showcase a Schumer Box & provide additional explanations, then ask students to do a little research on Prime Rate, the basis for credit card interest rates. Students practice applying the information
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Credit Score Notes
A major advantage to having a good credit score is knowing what factors go into it. These guided notes show students what makes up a FICO Score & what makes up a VantageScore and the differences between the two. By knowing what the factors are & how heavily they influence scores, students can make smarter decisions now that will affect their financial futures. Answer key included. The resources come in pdf form and as PowerPoints, where the key is animated so the answers appear on each c
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Credit Card APR Notes (finding credit card interest)
Monthly interest on credit card balances can seem like it's randomly generated, but it actually follows the basic Part = Percent x Total formula! These guided notes define the different types of APRs (annual percentage rates) then walk students through a detailed example of how to calculate interest given several transactions. Help students develop strong financial habits, especially in regards to credit cards. Students can see the math behind how interest is calculated and what they can do to r
Grades:
11th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Credit Card Basics
These guided notes explain the basics of what credit cards are, how they work, available credit, & minimum payments. This general overview can lay the foundation for more detailed investigations into minimum payment calculations and amortization table activities. Answer key included. The resources come in pdf form and as PowerPoints, where the key is animated so the answers appear on each click. Appropriate for middle school through high school students. What is included: Credit Card Basics
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
ProStart Chapter 1 Notes And Worksheets For The Foundations Textbook 1st Ed.
Are you looking for a note and worksheets for your ProStart students as an introductions to the hospitality industry? These resources are from the ProStart Foundations textbook 1st ed. Related Products⭐ ProStart Foundations Textbook Chapter 4 - Kitchen Essentials 1⭐ Prostart Note & Digital worksheet (Chapter 2)⭐ Quick Bread Mixing Methods Culinary Terms For The Bake Shop Google Slides⭐ Global Foods and International Cuisine Research Books | BUNDLE⭐ Herb and Spice Unit For The Culinary High S
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: PROSTART Food Safety BUNDLE (FCS, Culinary, Hospitality, Food)
Life Skills Math Pitcher, Measurement For Cooking In FCS Using
Do you need a Shade the Pitcher kitchen math unit using measurements of gallon, quart, pint and cup. 3 different worksheets marked A,B,C in the top left corner and answer sheets to accompany each page. There is also a test, reference sheet and full size pitcher worksheet.3 worksheet pages3 answer pagestestfull page pitcher reference sheetfull page pitcher worksheetRelated Products⭐ Math for the Kitchen with Measuring Spoons⭐ Math Using Liquid Measuring Cups In Ounces And Cups⭐ Math In The Kitch
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: ProStart Foundations Textbook 1st ed. Chapter 4 - Kitchen Essentials 1
Financial Literacy: Credit Report Notes
You may have heard you can get a free credit report once a year, but what exactly is that? These guided notes tell what they are & what they include, along with discussing hard versus soft inquiries & the three credit bureaus. Help students develop strong financial habits. When they see that every payment they make on every loan they’ve had is recorded & accessible to many people, it drives home the point that behaviors & choices they make early on can help or hurt them in big wa
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Check Cashing Stores, Payday Lenders, Pawn Shops
Check cashing stores, payday lenders, pawn shops, oh my! These guided notes describe each of these nonbank financial institutions and how they service the public. As alternatives to traditional banks and credit unions, these places of business offer loan and cash options… but with a price. A mathematics connection is provided for each where students calculate & see how the fees assessed are considerably higher than those at traditional banks and credit unions.Included are blank & complet
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Banking Unit Bundle - Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy: Banking Terms
This set of guided notes/vocabulary defines terms associated with checking accounts & other banking terms. Students can follow along with you as you fill in the blanks in a lecture format. An optional interactive method of completion is to have students discuss in groups what they know about each term, research if needed, and you guide them with the specific words to fill in the blanks. Appropriate for middle school through high school students. What is included: Banking Terms notes page (pd
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Banking Unit Bundle - Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy: Credit Card Minimum Payment Notes
“But it says I only need to pay $35. Why pay more?” This thought has crossed many Americans’ minds as they pay their monthly credit card bills, and if not careful, they can find themselves in a debt cycle that’s tough to break. Help students develop strong financial habits with these guided notes that explain why only making minimum payments can hurt them. The following points are addressed: a brief history & recent legislation surrounding minimum payments, how the payments are calculated, h
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Percentages in Real Life: The Math Behind Monthly Payments
Have you ever wondered how the bank determines your monthly payment for a car loan or mortgage? While the formula can appear intimidating at first, a little guidance with order of operations and grouping symbols can make it an all-at-once process on a calculator! An examples page provides step-by-step instructions and explanations of the variables in the context of a mortgage loan. A detailed example is provided, then students can try two more examples on their own. Once the process is understoo
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Real Estate: Percentages in Real Life Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Writing Checks
These guided notes offer a brief background & practice to writing checks. Information is provided about the pros & cons, parts of a check, and tips when writing checks. Two blank checks allow students to practice what they just learned!Appropriate for middle school through high school students.What is included: Writing Checks notes (pdf & PowerPoint versions)Writing Checks notes KEY (pdf & PowerPoint versions)*PowerPoint key is animated. Answers will appear in the blanks by clic
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Banking Unit Bundle - Financial Literacy
Mortgage Notes: Mortgage Basics, 15 yr vs 30 yr, Second Mortgages
Although your students won’t likely be buying a home soon, it’s never too early to learn what a mortgage is, what a second mortgage is, and the differences between 15- & 30-year mortgages. Once students understand these terms, it makes it easier to understand the math behind them. These notes serve as a great precursor to the other math-centered mortgage activities that focus on mortgage payments, amortization tables, & monthly payments. Great for math & financial literacy classrooms
Grades:
10th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Real Estate: Percentages in Real Life Unit Bundle
Percentages in Real Life: Amortization Table Notes
This resource explains what amortization is and how amortization schedules are calculated. Conceptual and concrete examples with words and numbers are provided, along with the basic steps for the calculations. Formulas are then provided for students, and they fill in tables as they find interest and new monthly balances. By the end, they will have created a 5-month amortization schedule, from which they can begin to see how much more they are paying on a loan compared to the original principal a
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Real Estate: Percentages in Real Life Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: History of Credit
How did American society become so driven by credit? This activity worksheet guides students through an article (https://www.rockethq.com/learn/credit/the-history-of-credit) and an infographic (https://www.visualcapitalist.com/history-consumer-credit-one-infographic/), beginning with the Babylonians loaning grain and silver up to the 1900s as the industrial revolution transformed American society. Students see the birth of our three current credit bureaus and the origins of FICO, Fannie Mae &
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Impact of Credit Scores Notes
These notes guide students through two articles where they list & describe 6 ways a bad credit score can hurt you and 8 ways you can improve your credit score. Students can research the articles & compile the lists independently, or you can provide them with the answers using the included key. The resources come in pdf form and as PowerPoints, where the key is animated so the answers appear on each click.Appropriate for middle school through high school students. What is included: Impact
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Building Credit without a Credit Card Notes
Having a good credit score can lead to better interest rates, saving you thousands of dollars. While owning a credit card is one way to build credit, it can actually hurt you if not used responsibly. These guided notes offer ways that you can build credit without the temptations and pitfalls of credit cards. Additional website articles are included that students can read or research to solidify their understanding & educate themselves to make good credit decisions. Help students develop stro
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
Financial Literacy: Online-Only Banks
Brick-and-mortar banks & credit unions are no longer the only options for banking. These guided notes highlight the pros and cons of online-only banking. An explanation and mathematical example are also provided to show the difference between APR (annual percentage rate) and APY (annual percentage yield), which students will encounter more often with online-only banks. After gaining an understanding of online-only banks, students can research 3 institutions to compare yields and requirements
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Banking Unit Bundle - Financial Literacy
The Family Life Cycle Notes Graphic Organizer
Use this graphic organizer as a place for your students to take notes over the six stages of the Family Life Cycle. For each stage, they will write their own definition and draw or insert a corresponding image to help them remember what each stage entails.The product will download as a PDF document. The second page can be used for extra space to take notes or you could write your own question(s) to add in that space. Or forgo the second page!I use this graphic organizer in my Human Development c
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Defining a Family Unit (FACS) - BUNDLE
Financial Literacy: Credit Card Deferred Interest Notes/Examples
90 days same as cash! No interest for 6 months! These deferred interest plans are appealing and quite helpful IF used appropriately. Many students don’t realize that minimum monthly payments are still owed nor do they understand the consequences (namely, interest accruing from the date of purchase) if terms aren’t met. These guided notes explain what deferred interest is, offer tips, and highlight those consequences. Mathematical examples show students how to calculate the interest that would ac
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Financial Literacy: Credit Card Unit Bundle
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