Get a sneak peek of what's inside our printable book "Money & Finances (4-8)," with this gallery. These lessons and activities will help educate your students about the stock market, budgeting, check-writing, and more! Financial knowledge is crucial for students to acquire as they move through school.
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Encourage students to think of the value of money by answering these questions.
Reinforce your student's money skills with this printable daily warm-up on mathematical operations.
In this computer lesson, simple spreadsheet formulas are used to calculate shopping trip expenses. Students learn how to compute tax for each item and calculate the total cost of the purchases. This computer activity requires the Microsoft Excel® computer application.
In order to determine whether Mary Jo has enough money to go camping, students create a budget spreadsheet that tracks her monthly income and expenses. This computer lesson utilizes the Fill Right, Fill Down, and SUM function in Microsoft Excel®. The Excel software application is required for this spreadsheet activity.
Clear explanations and related activities about the stock market will help students to understand its importance and function.
Use this activity of buying things on sale to practice multiplying decimals.
Students answer questions pertaining to paying bills and keeping a budget.
Distribute an article about heat conservation within the home, and asks questions about the monetary savings from energy efficiency.
Reinforce your student's money skills with this printable daily warm-up on mathematical operations.
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