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Financial Literacy and Money Skills

Teachers: Money skills are an important part of the math curriculum and students' future success. Here are some great lessons, activities and ideas for…
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Before they graduate from high school, teens need to learn essential money skills. Here are the essentials + recommended activities. Teaching High School, High School Teacher, Math Teacher, Teaching Math, Business Pitch, Make Business, Success Business, Money Skills, Weareteachers
Before they graduate from high school, teens need to learn essential money skills. Here are the essentials + recommended activities.
Finally! An answer for learning real-world math. Help students learn about taxes with this free TurboTax Simulation from EVERFI. High School Students, Student Learning, Teacher Resources, Interactive Activities, Classroom Activities
Finally! An answer for learning real-world math. Help students learn about taxes with this free TurboTax Simulation from EVERFI.
Worth the Bucks?—Drive the car conversation by talking about alternatives, purchasing, and more. Grades 9-12.
Calculate the Cost Activity—Extend math learning at home by calculating sales tax, discounts, and more. Grades 3-8.
Check out these free resources from EVERFI for grades K–12 to help you teach topics like financial literacy, SEL, phonics, and more. Interactive Whiteboard Lessons, Game Based Learning, Phonics Activities, Free Resources, Lesson Plans, Curriculum
Check out these free resources from EVERFI for grades K–12 to help you teach topics like financial literacy, SEL, phonics, and more.
Sort and Count Your Coins Activity—Add up the value of money with spare change around the house and this handy printable. Grades K-5.
Our Favorite Resources for Teaching Money Skills—We rounded up 20 of the best games, lesson plans, and activities for you to teach basic money terms, the value of coins and bills, responsible spending, how sales tax works, and more! Skills Activities, Hands On Activities, Teaching Money, Life Skills, Money Basics, Free Printable Puzzles
Our Favorite Resources for Teaching Money Skills—We rounded up 20 of the best games, lesson plans, and activities for you to teach basic money terms, the value of coins and bills, responsible spending, how sales tax works, and more!
Plans and Goals Lesson—Learn the components of a budget and understand product pricing with a worksheet activity. Grades 3–5.
Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees! Activity—Understand the cost of household items with conversation starters and an expense table to fill out. Grades 3-8.
Why Don��’t Kids Know Their Coins Anymore? A Classroom Activity Steam Lessons, Fraction Word Problems, Math Class
Money skills seem to have fallen by the wayside. This classroom lesson dives into why that is and how you can fix it with practical classroom lessons and activities.
Get your students talking about the smart money decisions they can make right now with these financial literacy posters. Middle School Teachers, Elementary Teacher, Financial Tips, Money Math Games, Free Poster
Get your students talking about the smart money decisions they can make right now with these financial literacy posters.
Board Game—Build budgeting skills by making spending choices in this board game activity. Grades 6-8.
Play this interactive board game to earn, save, and spend while traveling through town. For grades 3-5. Road To Riches, We Are Teachers, Discounts For Teachers, Interactive Board
Play this interactive board game to earn, save, and spend while traveling through town. For grades 3-5.
This generation of students faces a different slate of money problems than we did. Here's what we need to teach them to look out for. Money Problems, Saving For College, High School English, Budgeting Finances
This generation of students faces a different slate of money problems than we did. Here's what we need to teach them to look out for.
Make a Difference Lesson—Create a persuasive, colorful poster to raise funds and support for charity. Grades 3–5. Grade 3, 5 Challenge, Raise Funds
Make a Difference Lesson—Create a persuasive, colorful poster to raise funds and support for charity. Grades 3–5.
The Piggy Bank Quiz—How do you use your money? Use this kid-friendly quiz to make money choices. Grades K-2. Money Choices, How To Make Money, How To Find Out, Teaching Kindergarten
The Piggy Bank Quiz—How do you use your money? Use this kid-friendly quiz to make money choices. Grades K-2.
Money Word Problem of the Day Teaching Second Grade, 2nd Grade Teacher, Money Math, Dollar Bills, Math Problems
Money Word Problem of the Day—With this slideshow, you get enough daily money math problems for a month. Use it every day in the classroom. These problems involve dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, and are ideal for Grades 2-3.
Bang for Your Buck Game—Move a shopping bag through the mall to make the best purchasing decisions. Grades 6-8. Money Games, Brain Breaks, Field Trip
Bang for Your Buck Game—Move a shopping bag through the mall to make the best purchasing decisions. Grades 6-8.
Students in middle and high school will love playing these money math games that are perfect for your financial literacy lessons. Maths Activities Middle School, Middle School Math, Math Activities, High School, Math Skills, Financial Literacy Lessons, Financial Goals
Students in middle and high school will love playing these money math games that are perfect for your financial literacy lessons.
Money manipulatives are such a pain to keep organized, if you even have them. Try these virtual money manipulatives instead! Dollar Bill, Solving
Money manipulatives are such a pain to keep organized, if you even have them. Try these virtual money manipulatives instead!
How to teach middle school students financial literacy and money management skills in a way that stays with them throughout their lives. Middle School Student, Teacher Help, Vocabulary Instruction
How to teach middle school students financial literacy and money management skills in a way that stays with them throughout their lives.
This whole-class math game is perfect when you have a few minutes to fill before moving on to your next activity. Draw a big piggie on your whiteboard and set a goal number, then have students add coins until they reach the right amount. Try challenges like finding the fewest number of coins that will work, or not using any nickels, etc. Image credit: Inspired Elementary 2nd Grade Math Games, Second Grade Science, Counting Money Games, Counting Coins Activities, Math Card Games, Math Games For Kids
This whole-class math game is perfect when you have a few minutes to fill before moving on to your next activity. Draw a big piggie on your whiteboard and set a goal number, then have students add coins until they reach the right amount. Try challenges like finding the fewest number of coins that will work, or not using any nickels, etc. Image credit: Inspired Elementary
Second grade math students should be fluent in working with money, and this fun game will challenge their skills. They draw a stick and add up the plastic coins glued to it. If they get the right answer, they keep the stick. If they draw KABOOM! all their sticks go back in the cup. See how it works in the video at the link. Image credit: Lucky Little Learners Online Games For Kids, Online Math, 2nd Grade Math
Second grade math students should be fluent in working with money, and this fun game will challenge their skills. They draw a stick and add up the plastic coins glued to it. If they get the right answer, they keep the stick. If they draw KABOOM! all their sticks go back in the cup. See how it works in the video at the link. Image credit: Lucky Little Learners
Dig into your coin jar and have students find various ways to make up the amount written on each egg. They can then trade eggs to check their work. Diy Arts And Crafts, Crafts For Teens, Crafts To Sell, Diy Crafts, Tree Crafts, Plastic Easter Eggs, Easter Egg Hunt, Easy Sewing Projects, Craft Projects
Dig into your coin jar and have students find various ways to make up the amount written on each egg. They can then trade eggs to check their work.
Get 30 money word problems as a Google Slides Presentation or a PowerPoint and start with your 2nd-3rd graders today!