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March 12-14, 1998 Money Makes the World Go Around Grade Level: Third Presented by: Cyndi Wells and Teressa Skeete, Japhet Elementary School, 314 Astor, San Antonio, TX Length of Unit: Fourteen Days I. ABSTRACT The objective of this unit is to broaden the students' overall understanding of "money" beyond the mathematics classroom. In addition to computing quantities of money, students will explore the cultural and historical origin of money as well as its future implications. Connections will be made to civilizations such as Egypt, China, Greece, Rome, Colonial Times and Ethiopia. Students will discuss, give opinions and draw conclusions that result in the creation of a timeline, presentation, and display of the evolving stages of money. Our goal is for students to appreciate the value and necessity for a medium of exchange. II. OVERVIEW A. Concept Objectives: Geographic Concept: Students will develop an awareness of place, understand reasons why events occur in certain places, and realize that events occur in certain places due to the characteristics of that place. Economic Concept: Students will understand comparative economic systems and supply and demand.

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Money Math: Lessons for Life Lately, interest has surged in promoting financial literacy among students. Everyone from Alan Greenspan to Oprah Winfrey is talking about it. Why? With America's household debt reaching a staggering $6.7 trillion, it is important that we make financial education a priority, and provide our kids with the knowledge and skills they need to manage their money, stay out of debt, and save for retirement. Twenty partners, including the U.S. Treasury and the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, created Money Math: Lessons for Life. Money Math is a four-lesson curriculum supplement for middle school math classes, teaching grade 7-9 math concepts using real-life examples from personal finance. The 86-page book is a teacher's guide with lesson plans, reproducible activity pages, and teaching tips. A teacher needs only one copy of Money Math to teach several classes of students. Free to teachers, Money Math was developed by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education at the University of Missouri/St. Louis in accordance with national school mathematics standards. The lessons were tested in Missouri schools and received rave reviews. Teachers need not be experts in personal finance to use Money Math in the classroom; questions and answers are clearly provided in the book.

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"Making Money" Estimated Time of Completion: One to two classroom periods. I. Summary II. Objectives III. Materials Needed IV. Procedure V. Classroom Assessment VI. Extensions and Adaptations VII. Relevant National Standards I. Summary: For grades 3-7. Students this age should understand the value of money and how to manage it, as well as how to identify ways to make money. A clear delineation of wants and needs helps directs students to set goals and strive for something they may want. II. Objectives: Students will be able to evaluate ways they can earn money. Students will be able to investigate areas of interest and possible jobs. Students will be able to convey their knowledge of making money through a culminating activity. III. Materials Needed: Computer with Internet access Printed pages from the It’s My Life topic “Making Money”: Topic sections Making Money Word Search IML Journal , and Discussion questions for kids to bring up with adults IV. Procedure: Use an introductory anticipatory set. Ask the students: “If you could earn some money, what would you save for, and what would like to purchase?” Ask students to write down their answers and have them share with a partner. Next, create a T chart on the board. On one side, list “Wants” and the other, “Needs.” Ask students to share what they would like to purchase and as a group, create a list of wants and needs. Typically, the “Wants” column will be significantly longer than the “Needs.” Delineate for the students the difference between wants and needs. For instance, for this age group, parents take care of the majority of needs.

38. The Democracy Project . Lesson Plans - Budget Making | PBS KIDS GO! standards for grades 36 and include teacher resources and lesson plans. Explain to students that a budget is a plan of how to spend money wisely. http://pbskids.org/democracy/educators/budget.html

Budget Making Subjects: Math/Social Studies Estimated Time of Completion: four to six fifty minute class periods I. Summary II. Objectives III. Materials Needed IV. Procedure ... VII. Relevant Standards I. Summary Most services like public health care, education and highway construction cost money because the government must pay people to provide these services and pay for materials. Citizens pay taxes to the government, so the government can afford to provide these services. This lesson will help students identify local, state, and federal government services, their cost and the income that pays for them. II. Objectives Students will determine how much money they have (based on personal allowance or class average allowance) and how much they can afford to spend or save. Students will become familiar with creating budgets (personal, family and government). Students will identify major services provided by the national, state and local government. Students will know how services are paid for.

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Front page Lesson Plans Money 294 Ways to Make Change for $1 Place Value Made Fun Order Out September 15, 1996 Place Value Made Fun We read how one of Calvin Klein poster boys makes a seven-figure income just for having the right face. Quick! Do your fifth graders know what minimum amount he makes? Obviously, place value is an important skill in number manipulation, say, for counting your OWN money, let alone someone else's. These following games and exercises can help you reinforce place value skills in a fun way. Thanks to contributors Brian Carey [ZGMB56A@prodigy.com], Kim [kbeyer@rmi.net], Jacqueline [ia435@worldchat.com] and Michael Sobol [mjs@clearnet.net] Start by having students in groups of two or three roll three dice. Using the numbers they rolled, have them make as many three digit numbers as they can. Have the students tell the places of the numbers as they write them on the board. You can ask the students if the 5 (for example) is worth more in this number or this number. Add a dice a day until they get to the1 millions place (7 dice). Keep your dice around for the next game, too. Pairs of students each make four columns on a sheet of paper or chalkboard, labeled "thousands" "hundreds" "tens" and "ones". Then they take turns rolling one die. After each roll, both students must place the number in one of their columns. After four rolls, compare the resulting four-digit numbers. The high (or low) number winner receives one point, and play continues to a predetermined number. If both students get the same number, no points are given, and as they become more familiar with the concept, add more columns for larger numbers (and less chances for ties).

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