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Kindergarten business lessons $10 and up
Economy Unit Bundle
This resource is an engaging mini unit that is age appropriate for Kindergarten-2nd grade. The unit is created for 11 days, but can easily be stretched out longer. Everything you need is in this resource with little to no prep! It is aligned with five C3 Social Studies Framework Standards.What's Included:-Daily lesson plans that include standard focus, objective, main idea, and activity. -Parent Letter for Market Day (EDITABLE)-Twelve read aloud suggestions that reinforce concepts being taught
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K - 2nd
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Montessori-Inspired Money/Market Activity and Farmer's Market Fundraiser
This lesson should be presented in stages over a series of 2-4 weeks. I have made every effort to follow the Montessori principles and theories to make basic economic principles accessible to the Primary age group. This lesson could also be useful and easily modified to meet the needs of Lower Elementary.I begin with a complete lesson plan of a marketplace mathematics activity, which involves children learning basic methods of counting money. For example, if an apple has a $2 price tag, the chil
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Montessori-Inspired Agriculture Unit Bundle
Be Wise With Money – Early financial literacy
Be Wise With Money is a great way to begin teaching financial literacy to children. The book explains all about money, including, the difference between need and want, staying within a budgeting, income versus expenses, different ways to pay, and even includes an example of a small business plan.“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s needs, but not for every man’s greed.” – Mahatma GandhiEnjoy all the lessons about financial literacy aimed at upper elementary in this book from Pratham Boo
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PreK - 8th
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The Ladder of Success: People, Pursuits & Prosperity
PURPOSE, PROGRESS, LIFE-BALANCE & HAPPINESSEnjoy this colorful fully illustrated book to help you climb the ladder of success. Beware of seeking things that cannot satisfy your soul, neither make you whole. Too often when we get what we want, we no longer want what we have got. This is because as we dig deeper into our core, we discover our values are misaligned and thereby our energy misappropriated. Therefore, we end up broke, busted and disgusted; though often possessing many things outwa
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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