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Teaches middle/high school students about taxation as part of a financial literacy skills unit, using a reading comprehension passage, hands-on activities, vocabulary puzzles, and a quiz.
Financial Literacy: Borrow This unique learning tool - a teaching resource is tailored specifically for public school teachers and homeschoolers.
Teaches high school students how mortgages work and how mortgage payments change when interest rates rise, using home-buying vocabulary, a worked scenario, and calculation practice.
Financial Literacy: Protect Teaching Resource The Financial Literacy: Protect teaching resource is created with the purpose of imparting students a solid financial understanding that can carry them through their school years and beyond.
Financial Literacy: Save This unit is a resource designed to equip students in grades 7 to 10 with realistic strategies and principles related to banking, saving and budgeting.
Teaches students consumer skills and habits: consumer rights/protections, making informed purchases, paying in installments, consumer psychology, and responsible/sustainable consumption.
Teaches high school students how registered retirement accounts (401ks and IRAs in the US, RRSPs in Canada) reduce income tax, using a worked example and progressive-tax-bracket word problems.
With "Goal Setting & Financial Independence: The Architect's Blueprint", you will turn your students from passive consumers to future architects of their own financial success.
Teaches high school students how to evaluate and choose a credit card, applying percentage, decimal, and ratio math to compare interest rates, fees, and perks.
Teaches high school students about student loans in both Canada and the United States, using applied math (percentages) to calculate realistic loan interest and repayment scenarios as preparation for post-secondary life.
A no-prep life-skills lesson teaching high school students the steps to clean a bathroom, paired with comprehension questions and a short research task comparing cleaning solutions.
Do you want to teach your high school students in special education life skills OR general education family and consumer sciences how to do their own laundry?
A financial-literacy booklet teaching middle/high school students about different payment methods (cash, debit card, credit card, cheque, money order, and digital payment technologies like Venmo, Apple/Google Pay, e-transfer, PayPal, cryptocurrency), paired with related math practice.
This ready-to-print high school personal financial literacy and life skills lesson teaches your students in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade about income taxes using percentages- specifically Progressive Income Taxes in BOTH Canada & the…
Independent Living: Community Resources Gr. 9-12+ An exceptional teaching resource for public school educators as well as homeschooling facilitators, delivered as part of the comprehensive "Practical Life Skills - Independent Living"…
Independent Living: Household Tasks Gr. 9-12+ This teaching resource is designed to help equip students with essential practical life skills that one needs to live independently.
Independent Living: Personal Safety Gr. 9-12+ Independent Living: Personal Safety Gr. 9-12+ is an indispensable teaching tool, especially tailored for Grades 9 to 12+.
A reading-comprehension/life-skills 'chapter slice' teaching resource on Time Management, part of the 'Practical Life Skills - Independent Living' series (CCP5806-5), built around Bloom's Taxonomy reading-comprehension skill levels.
A reading-comprehension/life-skills 'chapter slice' teaching resource on Transportation & Travel, part of the 'Practical Life Skills - Independent Living' series (CCP5806-2), built around Bloom's Taxonomy reading-comprehension skill levels.
Teach students to read a nutrition facts label and apply percentage, ratio, and unit-rate math skills to real-world food choices.
A personal-finance lesson that teaches the concept of 'lifestyle creep' (standard of living rising with income) through a comparative story of two earners, then has students analyze and calculate related one-time and recurring expenses.
A single-chapter slice ("Buying of Goods and Services") from the "Practical Life Skills - Managing Money" resource series, teaching practical consumer/money-management skills to secondary students via a reading-comprehension-based unit.
A single-chapter slice ("Contracts and Commitments") from the "Practical Life Skills - Managing Money" resource series, teaching secondary students about the money-related implications of contracts and commitments via a reading-comprehension-based unit.
A single-chapter slice ("Living on a Budget") from the "Practical Life Skills - Managing Money" resource series, teaching practical budgeting skills to secondary students via a reading-comprehension-based unit.