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Students read about households, businesses, banks and government before applying economics vocabulary to questions about everyday decisions and budgeting. Two separate 15-question reviews each connect answer choices to a numbered coloring page. Use them in successive sessions to revisit income, expenditures and savings, with the completed keys available for checking answers and the resulting pictures.
A French-language lesson teaching vocabulary and sentence structures for grocery shopping (quantities, containers, food items) via drill-and-practice slides.
The Discount and Selling Price Digital Self-Checking Self-Grading Activity This learning tool ushers in an engaging environment for students to understand percentages and proportions. It brings a unique approach to teaching the concept of discounting and selling price. It creates a lively atmosphere that is favorable for both individual…
A Business English lesson plan teaching intermediate/advanced ESL learners vocabulary and dialogue for discussing money, finance roles, and financial operations in a workplace context.
Shops & Shopping Intermediate ESL Lesson Plan This intermediate English lesson plan helps students learn vocabulary and grammar concepts related to shops and shopping. Students will listen to an audio recording to improve listening comprehension. The exercises and assessments gauge student understanding of the content and help them put…
This financial literacy video lesson is all about Earning Money. With All About Earning Money | Financial Literacy Video Lesson, students will love this engaging and interactive video as they learn more about money and being responsible with finances. The video begins with introducing students to learning about the definition of Earning…
Teaches students core concepts of investing and growing money over time, using an online investing simulator game alongside a slide presentation.
An applied math activity teaching simple interest and balance calculations through a real-world car-buying scenario.
This financial literacy video lesson is All About Savings & Earning Money | Financial Literacy Video Lesson Students will love this engaging and interactive video as they learn more about money and being responsible with finances. The video begins with introducing students to learning about earning and saving money, and then explaining…
Video Introduction Animal kingdoms are full of fascinating wonders to learn. This video is designed for the students to learn more about animals in different countries. I WONDER - Can A Cat Own Money | Animated Video Lesson Pets are really great companions for humans. Have you ever had a pet at your house? If yes, tell us more about it.…
A Money, Banking, and Finance unit activity set teaching the purpose and characteristics of money and the trend toward a cashless society, using an overview worksheet, a video activity, and a multi-perspective article analysis.
Teach early readers a set of English spelling patterns (ew sound, silent letters, prefixes/suffixes) through an illustrated narrative story about an alien character, Zoggy, going shopping, followed by spelling practice lists.
A personal-finance ebook teaching readers how to manage money and build/maintain good credit, covering savings/investment vehicles, credit scores (FICO), and credit management.
Practice money-related math skills (reading a menu, counting dollars, adding costs, calculating change, and determining sufficiency of funds) through a pumpkin-bakery themed context.
A full-year (180 school day) grade 7 curriculum that pairs daily personal-finance reading passages with vocabulary, comprehension and writing practice, organized into 18 themed units covering earning, budgeting, saving, banking, credit, investing, taxes, insurance, entrepreneurship, and financial planning.
Interactive digital math practice slides plus a self-grading Google Form quiz aligned to CCSS 2.MD.8.
Full-day substitute teacher lesson plan for Grade 3 built around a time and money theme, covering reading, telling time, counting coins/bills, and a review game, aligned to Common Core.
A set of 8 printable card-matching games ('find your match') for practicing math fact fluency across addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equivalent fractions, fraction/decimal conversion, and money value recognition.
A full-year (180 school day) grade 8 curriculum that pairs daily personal-finance reading passages with vocabulary, comprehension and writing practice, organized into numbered units (evidence confirms at least Unit 1: Money Basics & the Story of Money, and Unit 2: Earning Income & Exploring Careers), plus a diagnostic, 12 unit quizzes and a final exam.
A student research project resource that guides students to analyze popular song lyrics for themes of capitalism, wealth, and money in American culture, then write a review.
A 5-day small-group remediation plan reteaching money (counting, comparing, making change) and time (telling time, elapsed time) for Virginia SOL standards 3.6 and 3.9, aligned to a companion slideshow.
A year-long (36-week, 12-unit) Grade 5 curriculum combining daily reading comprehension practice with personal-finance content (decimals/place value, comparing money amounts, rounding/estimating, budgeting, banking, investing, entrepreneurship, and more), one passage per school day (180 total).
Prepare Grade 11 students for financial independence through a year-long sequence of 180 daily nonfiction passages on practical personal-finance topics (e.g. what money is, needs vs. wants) paired with vocabulary, comprehension, and writing practice.
Teaches young students to identify US coins and the dollar bill, learn their values, and practice counting and comparing money amounts.