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Life skills Common Core 6.NS.B.3 resources
Middle School Personal Financial Literacy | Real World End of Year Math Project
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:Â Financial Literacy Project Bundle Grades 5 to 9 | Economics and Business
Unit Rate - Calculating Unit Cost - Dividing & Rounding Decimals
This math activity gives students real-world experience with calculating unit rates. Instead of a bunch of random and meaningless math problems, your students will practice this skill in the context of shopping for groceries.
To complete this activity, students will choose 10 grocery items to build their shopping list. For each item selected, they must calculate the unit price of various package sizes to determine which is the best deal.
There are 2 sets of the grocery cards so you can differ
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4th - 7th, Adult Education
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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
How to Write a Check, Deposit Slip, and Balance a Checkbook Printable Version
Can your students write a check? Do they know what a deposit slip looks like? Have they ever balanced a checkbook? This interactive notebook lesson will teach them all three skills while integrating information from one skill to the next. Use as a math, life skills, or stand-alone lesson. Photos of how each page should look are included.Conforms to Nebraska State Standards for Math (MA 5.1.2g, MA 6.1.2d, and MA 7.1.2b).**Digital/Virtual version now available in my store!**
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9th - 12th
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Personal Finance Unit - PBL Simulation - Money Crack the Code Bundle
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.The digital version of Personal Finance is now a Digital
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6th - 9th
Real World Math Project- Project Based Learning
Real World Math Project provides a fun way for Middle School students to discover what it is like to have a job, pay taxes, have a mortgage, a car loan, go grocery shopping and set up a budget! Just like in real life!The great thing about this project is that all of these things have been simplified to a middle school level, making this project educational and enjoyable for students. Students will start the project by picking a career. Next, students will complete a guided worksheet to calcul
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6th - 8th
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Get a Life Project - A Standards-Based Real World Math Project for Grades 5-12
Finally! A research-based, standards-based, real world math project! Students receive a job, salary, student loans, and credit card debt, and must buy a car and find an apartment to rent all within their calculated budget. They learn financial literacy in a fun and engaging way!This download includes 26 job cards complete with a job description, requirements, nationally averaged salaries, credit card debt, and student loans. Salaries range from $30,000 to $750,000 and cover a wide range of o
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5th - 12th
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Summer Vacation Project - Integrates Personal Finance, ELA, and Math Skills
Planning a summer vacation is fun and exciting for students! This project integrates writing short descriptive narrative writings, using personal finance skills, organizing information, using sheets to build a budget, and using online software to create with technology. This project has been used with 6th-10th grade students. The google drive file includes:Directions SlidesDigital AssignmentDigital Memory Book TemplatesGoogle Sheet Budget TemplateGrading RubricResource GuideSee the included prev
Money Task Cards - Making Change, Adding Tax, Adding Tip
This set of differentiated task cards will allow your students to solve real-world problems involving money, including adding tax, percent decrease and increase, and more. Use them as task cards, to create a virtual store in your classroom, practice writing equations, and more. The file includes four sets of cards. *Set 1* (16 cards) - 4th/5th grade level, and as a review for older grades- Finding total amounts- Making change*Set 2* (16 cards) - 4th/5th/6th grade level, and as a review for older
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4th - 7th
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Elementary Financial Literacy Bundle (Grade 3-6): Budget, Banking, Housing, Food
This bundle includes everything you need to introduce your elementary students in grades 3-6 to important financial literacy topics! They will create a household budget by choosing options for food, transportation, housing, clothing, etc. They will learn how a bank account works by playing a board game and keeping a running tally of their balance. They will learn about all the expenses of home ownership including mortgages and down payments. And they can make their own budget for their Chris
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3rd - 6th
Grocery Shopping Math: Life Skills and Financial Literacy for Middle School
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to apply the math skills your middle school students are learning in class (percentages, decimal operations, unit rate) to real-world life skills they will actually use? This grocery shopping bundle includes a variety of projects, worksheets, and games to help your students become savvy shoppers and see how useful intermediate math skills can be!1) Price Comparisons: Unit Rate and Percentage Discounts: Students work out the best deal from three realisti
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5th - 8th
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Grocery Shopping: Healthy Choices on a Budget: Financial Literacy & Life Skills
This math lesson helps develop important life skills and financial literacy for students in the middle grades (5-8). They get to practice meal planning and making a list to shop for healthy grocery items while sticking to a budget. 1) First, students brainstorm how to choose healthy items when shopping and what kinds of ingredients make foods less healthy. Then, they think of ways to save money when shopping.2) The main assignment asks students to shop for three meals for $30. They must stay wit
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Grocery Shopping Math: Life Skills and Financial Literacy for Middle School
How to Write a Check, Deposit Slip, and Balance a Checkbook Digital Version
Can your students write a check? Do they know what a deposit slip looks like? Have they ever balanced a checkbook? This digital interactive notebook lesson will teach them all three skills while integrating information from one skill to the next. Use as a math, life skills, or stand-alone lesson. Photos of how each page should look are included.Conforms to Nebraska State Standards for Math (MA 5.1.2g, MA 6.1.2d, and MA 7.1.2b).**Downloadable file also available for purchase in my store. Digital
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9th - 12th
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How to Pay: Financial Literacy & Life Skills: Cash, Credit, Debit, Cheque & More
Do you want to equip your middle school students in grades 5-9 with important life skills and financial literacy? This 8 page-booklet is ready to print and staple. Students learn about different ways to to pay for goods and services, and they complete math and comprehension activities on each page. These personal financial literacy worksheets are designed to teach students in the middle grades or high school life skills classes about payment methods.Topics Covered:Cash: different currencies, coi
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6th - 9th
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Sales Tax Worksheets - Consumer Math Word Problems - Real World Life Skills
This unit focuses entirely on the use of percents in real-life situations. These sales tax worksheets are sure to help students develp this important life skill. As students work through the activities, they will take their knowledge of percents to a new, practical level.Consumer Percents | Sales Tax | Life Skills Math | Money | Calculating Percents | Ready-to-use | Engaging & Visual Lessons | Functional Math | Level 1 | Special Education. Paying sales tax is a fact of life...
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Not Grade Specific
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Math That Measures Up: Measurements and Conversions
Teachers and Homeschool Parents! Dive into math with our ‘Math That Measures Up: Measurements and Conversions’ unit! Designed for upper elementary and Middle school (10–14-year-olds). This 5-week program seamlessly integrates essential math concepts with real-world applications. From mastering measurement basics to confidently tackling unit conversions, students embark on an engaging journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive lessons, and practical challenges. Ideal for teachers and ho
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4th - 8th
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Grocery Shopping & Money Interactive Digital Google Slides-PowerPoint
No PREP if you use this activity as is AND 100% Digital! Students will love shopping the seven aisles of the supermarket by following the shopping list as they click and drag to add the items to their cart, students will then calculate a total for each department (paper and pencil, calculators - you chose), and then students will click and drag the amount of their purchase for each department using real-looking coins and paper money. Coins include both heads and tails. Money is layered so stude
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3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â Computer Technology Curriculum Complete Unit Google Lessons 3rd Grade
Decimal Operations Real-Life Math Project | Wedding Math
Did you know that the average US wedding in 2018 cost nearly $34,000? Budgeting for a wedding is a challenging math project – and here's a version you can bring into your classroom!In this zero-prep, print-and-go activity, students play the role of a wedding planner, using their decimal addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills across 4 tasks to help a couple select the right venue, caterer, photographer, and cake for their budget and goals. It's great either individually or in
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5th - 6th
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Planning a Meal Project (Group or Individual Project Based Learning)
Students can use this digital activity to plan, price, and shop for everything they need to cook a balanced meal. MyPlate is referenced for teaching the components of a balanced diet, then students create a Menu, Shopping List, and price everything needed using a grocery store website. There are places included in the slide to add pictures if they go shopping or prepare the meal, as well as a place to compare their estimated cost to their actual cost. This activity would be beneficial in introd
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2nd - 12th
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Hanukkah Math Task Cards - Hanukkah Digital Math Activity
This Math Activity is just what you need to get your students excited for Hanukkah! They can learn more about the foods served during Hanukkah as they calculate math equations and solve word problems. The questions are clearly stated and involve addition, subtraction, and simple multiplication that can be solved with repeated addition if preferred. 24 Task cards are geared toward :CentersWhole GroupPartner workIndependent Work
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4th - 12th
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Decimals Mini Project- Going out to Lunch
Students review operations with decimals in this real-life scenario. This projects includes many skills such as counting money, adding, subtracting and dividing decimals. It enables students to work in group, partner and individual setting.
The packet includes:
-mini project directions for students with rubric (both word and pdf)
-directions/suggestions/tips for the educator
-differentiation opportunities
-flyers from two stores
-bulletin board description (both word and pdf)
This product is
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4th - 6th
Adulting 101- Middle School Budgeting Unit
I use this each year for after state testing. My students and parents love it!Your students will learn how to write checks, pay bills, how credit cards work, look at rent-to-own items, and much more. They write checks and go around to different classrooms to pay bills. I have purchased "void" and "paid" stamps. If the check is written correctly, it is stamped "paid." If it is written incorrectly, it is stamped "void."I have invited local banks to talk with the students about checking and s
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6th - 8th
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Dream Vacation Project
Can your students plan an end of the year vacation for under 10,000. Hopefully they can at least do the math portion of the activity to find out. Step by step guide on how to gather the costs of a whole bunch of data and make this project come to life.
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4th - 7th
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Skittles Income and Taxes
Use Skittles to determine an hourly wage. This will engage students in multiplying decimals. Students will then practice converting percents to decimals to figure out the amount of taxes withheld from their pay. I use the small bags of Skittles for each student or you can use a large bag for a group of 4.
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5th - 7th
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