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Life skills simulations for Google Apps
Personal Finance Unit - PBL Simulation - Print and Googleâ„¢ Drive
If you’re looking for a way to teach life skills that gives kids the opportunity to see what it’s like to have the financial responsibilities of an adult, this Project-based Learning Simulation is it! In this financial literacy unit, kids will confront the challenges we all face as they try to make their money last the month, while paying the usual bills, and hoping to dodge those unpleasant surprises that sneak up on us from time to time. *** 7-16-2021 BIG Announcement! The digital version of P
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Personal Finance Unit - PBL Simulation - Money Crack the Code Bundle
Budgeting Activity - Financial Literacy - Super Bowl
Students love applying budgeting concepts to the biggest game of the year. Budgeting for a Super Bowl trip in the classroom requires research, a spending plan, and know-how. This is a great activity for students who need an opportunity to practice making and staying inside of a budget. Spending plans are sometimes boring, but the Super Bowl is never boring. Money management skills can secretly be practiced while budgeting for a trip to the Super Bowl. This resource is effective for virtual
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Advertising Strategies, Writing Practice, Budgeting for Super Bowl
Dangers of Drugs & Alcohol Simulation GAME ! High School HEALTH - Peer Pressure
High school students know that taking drugs and alcohol is risky... but I've created a GOOGLE SLIDES + PDF simulation game to show them realistic consequences for things like underage drinking and prescription drug misuse all the while having FUN learning about it. PLUS I made it super easy for you to set up!Every student will be given a genetics card, personality card, and life experiences card that factor into the consequences for their choices. They must make 9 choices and if they make a risk
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Nutrition Unit + Drugs and Alcohol Unit BUNDLE / High School Health
Primary Economics Unit: Wants, Needs, Goods and Services (Lessons & Activities)
It is never too early for students to begin learning about economics. This primary economics unit guides students through topics such as the difference between wants & needs, goods & services, producers & consumers, choice, cost & benefit, and saving & budgeting. This resource has been updated to include both print and digital options to save you time and prep! Find everything you need in one place.Please click the preview button for more details!What's Included::: Wants &
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Winter Break Simulation | Last Day Before Winter Break Activity
This no-prep, game-based Winter Break Simulation will be a fun activity for the last day of school before students go on break! In this winter break activity with printable and digital options, students will work on their budgeting, problem-solving, and executive functioning skills to plan out a winter break trip for themselves and their friends! Simulations can be such fun and meaningful activities, but they often take a lot of work and preparation to set up, which is why we did all of the work
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Winter Activities and Printables Bundle for Teachers | Winter Break
Real Life Project! - A ONE MONTH VERY DETAILED & FUN SIMULATION!
This listing is for a big project that my students LOVE! In my Financial Management class, students learn all kinds of life skills, and for this simulation, I challenge them to test them out in the real world. Topics covered in this simulation:Choosing a career & figuring gross and net payMaintaining a checkbook and credit cardSavings and debtTransportation and car insuranceChoosing housingCompleting taxesPaying for childrenEither divorce or unemploymentVacations & holiday expensesStuden
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Financial Literacy Class Bundle
Spring Break Simulation | Last Day Before Spring Break Activity
This no-prep, game-based Spring Break Simulation will be a fun activity for the last day of school before students go on break! In this spring break activity with printable and digital options, students will work on their budgeting, problem-solving, and executive functioning skills to plan out a spring break trip for themselves and their friends!Simulations can be such fun and meaningful activities, but they often take a lot of work and preparation to set up, which is why we did all of the work
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5th - 8th
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Social and Emotional Learning: A 10 Week Introductory Course.
Unleash the Power of Social and Emotional Learning! Transform Your Classroom with a Comprehensive 10-Week SEL Program!Over $200 worth of materials, yours for $50!!Are you looking for a dynamic, engaging, and fully-tested Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum? Look no further! Our 10-week lesson plan is designed to captivate and educate middle and high school students, and it's perfect for home school settings too! What's Included? Over 70 Resources: Dive into an extensive collection of
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Real World Budgeting/Job Simulation (for Distance Learning AND in-person!)
Based completely online, this personal finance simulation teaches students the importance of budgeting their money, paying their monthly bills, shopping for the best deals, and what things cost! With the included video links to guide them, this works great both for students in the classroom and those learning remotely. Plan for about a week (5 hours of class time or so) to complete this simulation in class. The online and interactive personal finance simulation, allows students to receive one of
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4th - 12th
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Personal Finance Unit BUDGET SIMULATION/ GAME *Realistic *Engaging *Impactful
This budget simulation will ask your students to imagine they are 25-30 years old and are now in the workforce. The difference between THIS unit and others out there is that the Google Spreadsheet and Tools to calculate budget categories are much more realistic.Students will pick a career, housing, transportation options, and much much more. This has been one of my most impactful, engaging units ever! I created it because I couldn't find anything like it on the internet!Multiple worksheets an
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Financial Literacy: Game of Life Simulation 5 years
This product is a great end of the year activity for grades 6-12 in order to teach students about budgeting, finances, expenses, unexpected events, taxes and so much more! Students will go through life for 5 years experiencing anything from marriage to divorce, babies to promotions! They will need to constantly transform their monthly budget in order to fit their new lifestyles! Each student will have their game of life packet, with all of the information they need! Teachers have an extensive ex
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Financial Literacy Unit
Grocery Store Simulation Game (played in Google Slides)
This "choose your own adventure" style game simulates going to the grocery store and is a fun way to introduce students to independent grocery shopping. Some of the skills that are targeted in this game are:Understanding the layout of most grocery storesNavigating the store by reading overhead signsReviewing Food GroupsFollowing a shopping listPaying for your groceriesBagging your groceriesThere will also be some "side quests" along the way, which will open relevant games in a new tab, which wil
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Not Grade Specific
First Semester of College Simulation | College Readiness Activity
This no-prep, game-based First Semester of College Simulation will be a highlight in your college readiness unit! In this college preparation activity with printable and digital options, students will encounter different components and challenges that pop up during the first part of freshman year of college or university!Simulations can be such fun and meaningful activities, but they often take a lot of work and preparation to set up, which is why we did all of the work for you! You don't need t
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8th - 12th
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School Bank (Classroom Management + Financial Literacy)
Transform group management and educate in finance with a School Bank!Note: This resource operates through Google Sheets and requires a Google account for its functionality.What's Included?Google Sheets Database Template:Efficiently organize up to 45 accounts.Easily create and manage independent groups.Complete Tutorial:Detailed guide on using this resource.Instructions on creating accounts and assigning QR codes to cards.Customizable Designs.Account opening and job application forms.Administrati
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4th - 10th
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Decision Making Model: Online Simulation
In this Decision Making Model Online Simulation students practice making healthy decisions about topics such as alcohol, marijuana, and prescription painkillers. After learning about reactive versus proactive decision making, students are introduced to the I GOT ME decision making model. Next, students can work independently, in pairs or in groups, in your classroom or remotely, to navigate their way through an online simulation involving a series of choices about drugs and alcohol. Along the wa
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Skills Based Health Education for High School
Life Skills Unit Assignment 3: Zillow Rental House Hunt for Seniors Google Form
Help students take the next step toward financial independence with Assignment 3: Finding Your Home, an integral component of our comprehensive Life Skills curriculum. Building upon the budgeting skills developed in Assignment 2, high school seniors dive deeper into practical decision-making as they search for rental housing in their chosen state using Zillow!In Assignment 3, students leverage their budgeting knowledge as they search for rental housing in their chosen state using Zillow. Through
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Life Skills Unit Assignment 1: Career Exploration & State Research Google Forms
Begin your students' financial literacy journey with the foundational Assignment 1: Choose Your Path! in our comprehensive Life Skills curriculum! Ideal for high school seniors, this engaging activity equips learners with crucial decision-making skills essential for their transition into adulthood. Explore diverse career paths, assess job prospects, and map out the ideal state of residence, all while honing collaborative decision-making abilities through optional roommate selection. Utilizing an
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Life Skills Unit Assignment 2: Budgeting and Financial Literacy Google Sheets
Continue your students' journey to financial literacy with Assignment 2: Budgeting Basics, an integral part of our comprehensive Life Skills curriculum. Designed for high school seniors, this interactive activity delves into essential budgeting skills, setting the stage for informed financial decision-making crucial for adulthood.Through Assignment 2, students delve deeper into financial planning by inputting their salary and exploring average utility costs, researching cell phone plans, and pri
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Personal Finance Budgeting Simulation
Introducing a Comprehensive Personal Finance Simulation for Engaged Learning!Empower Your Students with Real-World Financial Skills through an Interactive Lesson Experience!Are you seeking an innovative, hands-on approach to teaching personal finance that goes beyond textbooks and lectures? Look no further! Our meticulously crafted lesson and simulation offer a dynamic learning experience designed to equip students with invaluable financial literacy skills they'll carry into adulthood.What's Inc
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Not Grade Specific
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Game of Life
To spark interest in careers and long-term goal setting, this engaging activity allows students to move around the classroom in a game board simulation and think through important decisions that may not be on their radar quite yet. The careers in this deck are related to 4 CTE pathways: Agriculture, Media, Construction, and Early Child Development. More careers can be easily added using the template provided. Supplies suggested for this activity are dice and a Game of Life spinning wheel. Your p
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9th - 12th
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Classroom Economy Bundle
Elevate financial education in your classroom with our comprehensive Classroom Economy Bundle! With over 40 interactive pages, students will learn practical financial skills, experience real-life simulations, and engage in rewarding decision-making. Fostering a positive classroom culture and preparing students for their financial future has never been easier. Order your bundle today and empower financial growth in your students!Resource Format: Google Docs, Google Slides, and PDF's What's Includ
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5th - 12th
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DIGITAL- Functional Math (Budgeting)- Planning a Trip for Spring Break
Get your students ready for spring break with this multi-day budgeting activity! Students will practice real-life functional math skills as they plan a spring break trip from start to finish. Students can work on their own, with partners, or in groups.This activity is ready for your students! You can assign the slides as an assignment.
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5th - 12th
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Substance Abuse Two Day Lessons
You will be getting two interactive lessons on substance abuse and the negative effect it has on the brain and other outlets. Both of these lessons are great for 90 minute classes and leave room for lots of discussions. Lesson #1 is about nicotine and vaping with notes, video clips and articles to read. Lesson #2 can be done with an interactive website. You will be taking quizzes, reading reports, looking at pictures to learn how drugs can be harmful to your body.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Financial Literacy- Budgeting Project
This project is a real-life look at the budgeting process. Students start this project by researching a career that they are interested in. They find out about salary, insurance, 401-k, etc. They will use the median salary for this career as they create their budget. They will need to research components such as buying a car, renting an apartment or buying a house, paying for utilities, planning a weekly grocery list, etc. They will also look into what to do with their savings. This product is a
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9th - 12th
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