61. SMart Books Lesson Plan Does she have enough money according to her estimate? Does she really have enough money to pay Book Authors Other lesson plans From This Participant http://www.ksu.edu/smartbooks/Lesson012.html

Literature Connection: Homecoming by Cynthia Voigt Mathematical Strand: Number Mathematical Topic: Students will estimate the costs related to the character's expenses in the novel, Homecoming. They will draw conclusions based on the estimations. Grade Level: Lesson created by: Shelley Faerber, Susan B. Anthony Middle School, Manhattan, KS Lesson Description: Materials: the novel, Homecoming , worksheet 1. While reading the novel, Homecoming , stop at the point in the story where Dicey must use the money she has to purchase her brothers and sister food from the corner grocery store. 2. See the worksheet (CAPPS) info below: Dicey is purchasing some food for her brothers and sister at the grocery store. They have been traveling a long way, by foot, and they have a long way yet to go. She must estimate her total bill before she reaches the checkout counter so that she does not spend too much money (all costs include sales tax). The following are the estimates for lunch. Bread $1.25 estimate $1.00 2 gallons of milk $3.49 estimate $3.00 Bananas $0.99 estimate $1.00

62. My Money, Lesson 5: Spending Plans My money lesson 5 Spending plans. Publication Number 354077; Posted July 2004. Author Heather Greenwood, Family and Community Sciences agent, http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/family/354-077/354-077.html

My Money Lesson 5: Spending Plans Publication Number 354-077; Posted July 2004 Author: Heather Greenwood, Family and Community Sciences agent, Fauquier County. This week, your task may take some guessing. First, fill out the income chart to fi gure your monthly income. Second, without looking at your spending logs, write down how much you spend on each item in a month. Add up your spending. Look back to last week's activity for credit bills. Is your spending more than your income? Next week we will work on matching income and spending. Income Monthly Amount Your Take Home Pay Spouse's / Partner's Take Home Pay Child Support (received) Alimony (received) TANF Disability Income Unemployment Other: TOTAL INCOME Income - Expenses TOTAL INCOME TOTAL SPENDING INCOME - SPENDING Spending Monthly Amount Fixed Spending Rent or Mortgage Car payment Furniture payment Other loan payment Car insurance Health insurance Disability insurance Life insurance Savings Other: Flexible Spending Electric bill Gas / Heating / Fuel bill Water bill Phone bill Other utilities: Total credit payments Car repair Oil change (car) Grocery store Eating out costs Clothing Cleaning supplies Doctor / Dentist Medicines Entertainment Charity / Church Child care Education Other: TOTAL SPENDING Spending Log You now have 3 weeks of spending logs and 1 more to go. Is it becoming a habit to write down your spending? What changes have you made in the last 3 weeks? Do you feel more positive about how you spend your money? Here is the 4th spending log!

63. McREL Resources: Lesson Plan Library: Economics These lesson plans and activities are organized under topics. money supply Opportunity costs and tradeoffs Production and consumption http://www.mcrel.org/lesson-plans/economics/econlessons.asp

Lesson Plan Library - Economics These lesson plans and activities are organized under topics. Click the found next to the topic to see the related knowledge and skill statements from Content Knowledge, 4th edition. To return, use the back arrow on your browser. Budgets Debts Economic decision-making Entrepreneurship/innovation ... General economic resources Budgets Microeconomics: Personal Budgeting Chris E. Parrill; Sierra Grande; Blanca, CO* Money Comes and Goes EconEdLink; National Council on Economic Education; New York, NY* Debts Consumer Borrowing and Saving Mary Jane McReynolds; New Mexico* "Look Who's Footing the Bill!" A WebQuest Knowledge Network Explorer; SBC Communications, Inc.* Economic decision-making A Big Purchase McREL Going Camping McREL Anne's Disappearing Allowance Deals on Wheels: Car Loan Project B. Islip; S. Espana; K. Fegette; J. Sampson; M. Walker; Sierra Community College House of Cards: Credit Card Project S. Espana; K. Fegette; B. Islip; J. Sampson; M. Walker; Sierra Community College

64. Newby's Social Studies Lesson Plan Page Social Studies lesson plans and More for Preservice and Classroom Teachers About home About money Award Winning Economic lesson plans (high school http://edcen.ehhs.cmich.edu/~dnewby/springss2.html

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65. Chinese Yuan (Lesson Plan) lesson plans Grade Levels. 3 12. Related Topics. money (Arithmetic) Mathematical word problems China. Related Themes. Chinese New Year Math http://www.teachervision.fen.com/page/4375.html

var do_survey = 1; Explore Our Sites... Family Education Network Home PARENTS FamilyEducation MySchoolOnline TEACHERS TeacherVision Quiz Lab MyGradeBook MySchoolOnline REFERENCE Infoplease Fact Monster KIDS FEkids FunBrain Fact Monster Members - Sign In Become a Member Membership Help Teacher Sweepstakes ... Help Chinese Yuan Objectives Students will practice simple algebraic equations. Materials Copies of Solve it in Yuan Student Handout Procedures Distribute copies of Solve it in Yuan Student Handout Allow time for students to solve the problems. When they are finished, review the answers (given below) with them. Extended Activities: Instruct students to estimate the costs for one day of their trip to China for a family of four (2 adults and 2 students). Approximate hotel and dining costs can be found in most travel books. Estimate other expenses. Although the activity provided can be used as a guide, encourage students to make other selections on how the family will spend the day. An abacus is a tool used in China for counting and doing simple arithmetic. It is the forerunner of modern-day calculators. The abacus is still used in China as well as other Asian countries. Obtain an abacus and help students learn to use it.

66. Dollars & Sense lesson plans Instructional Resources, Content Standards Credits In this lesson students will review the history of trade before money. http://doe.sd.gov/octa/ddn4learning/themeunits/moneysense/lesson.htm

Working with Money Shopping/Spending Money The Cash Register A Trip to the Bank ... Money in Revolutionary Times What does money look like? What is it worth? Can we take our money to other countries and spend it? What did our money look like a long time ago? To explore these questions, use this lesson and travel in a time machine back to Valley Forge in 1778. The Story of Jack and the Bank Stalk Fairy tales have always been used to give lessons about life. The story of Jack and the Bean Stalk is a good lesson about the importance of knowing about money and banks. The Changing Face of Money In this lesson students play a game to guess which objects have been used as money throughout history. Pennies Mace Cents In this lesson students will review the history of trade before money. They will then investigate the history of money and locate information about the first coin authorized by the United States. Changes in Change This web-based lesson begins with students visiting a website that gives them practice in counting money and then takes them to a second site that goes one step further, giving students the opportunity to make change for make-believe purchases.

67. Family Studies/Home Economics Lesson Plans - Home Economics And Basic Economics Family Studies/Home Economics lesson plans Home Economics and Basic Economics - money lesson plans = LP, Published Learning Resources/Programs = LR, http://www.safehealthyschools.org/family_studies/D1BasicEconomics.htm

Family Studies/Home Economics Lesson Plans - Home Economics and Basic Economics - Money Managing/Budgeting/Credit K-3 Lesson Plans = LP, Published Learning Resources/Programs = LR, Fact Sheets = FS, Articles = A, Student Reading/Online Learning Activities = OLA, Webquest=WQ K-3 Let's Find Out About Money (Utah Education Network) (LP) Coin Counting (Utah Education Network) (LP) Money: Kids and Cash (Discovery School) (LP) Playing the Stock Market (Utah Education Network) (LP) I nvesting Money (Utah Education Network) (LP) Money: Kids and Cash (Discovery School) (LP) Money, Bucks, Banks and Business (Discovery School) (LP) Nutritional Budgeting (PE Central) (LP) Money Management: Grocery Shopping for a Family Profile (Education World) (LP) Budgeting and Financial Planning (Consumer Line) (LP) Building Plans (Kaci Arthur) (LP) Rent and Owner's Major Payments (Statistics Canada) (LP) Family Income (Statistics Canada) (LP) Banking (Utah Education Network) (LP) Budgeting (Utah Education Network) (LP) Cooking on a Budget (Utah Education Network) (LP) Making Money (Utah Education Network) (LP) Money, Bucks, Banks and Business

68. Emints-sc: Teach And Learn Money Skills Worksheets, Money Lesso Teaching and Learning money Skills Teach money Worksheets, lesson plans, Teaching money lessons and lesson plans, Earning and Spending money http://listarchive.more.net/emints-sc/2003.10/0002.html

Teach and Learn Money Skills Worksheets, Money Lesson Plans, Lessons with Money From: Marsha Fall-Leaf ( falleaf@socket.net Date: Fri Oct 03 2003 - 13:13:11 CDT Next message: Jennifer White: "Columbus Day" Previous message: Marsha Fall-Leaf: "(no subject)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Teach and Learn Money Skills: Worksheets, Money Lesson Plans, Lessons with Money Instructor Teach Early Money Coins and Cents - Making Change - Earning Money - Spending Money Learn Personal Finance Checking Checks Checkbooks - Budgeting - Investing - MORE... Supply and Demand A worksheet for teaching the money concept of supply and demand. In our Basic Finance and Economics money category. Money Values How many dollars, quarters, nickels, dimes, or pennies equals a given amount? Learn money in our Money Math category. Coin and Cents Worksheets and Lessons Learning money lessons.

69. Lesson Plan Sites Need some help with lesson plans? Below is a list that will help you in your quest for This is a definite bookmark. money, money, money lesson plan http://www.memphis-schools.k12.tn.us/schools/peabody.es/lessons.htm

Student Sites Peabody Elementary Teacher Sites L esson Plan Sites Need some help with lesson plans? Below is a list that will help you in your quest for better than average lessons. Some are online, of course, but plenty of them are just good solid plans you can use in your room without being connected to the internet. Before you look for lesson plans, check out Tennessee's Curriculum Standards to pinpoint the standards you need to teach. A to Z Teacher Stuff provides lesson plans and teacher ideas. Check it out for some great ideas. Alfy's Teach/Learn/Communicate page offers countless links for thematic units for teachers. Check out their multitude of great choices. Ask Eric is a huge data base of lesson plans. You will be able to find something that you can use at this site. Blue Web'n is a great list serve that has lesson plans for all subject areas. Busy Teacher's Website provides lesson plans for grades K-12 in every area you need. Collaborative Lesson Archive has compiled hundreds of lesson plans from preschool through the undergraduate level of college. Columbia Education Center has a great set of lesson plans.

70. Save At School - Lesson Plans Program Manual (3.59 Mb) Teacher s Manual (1.30 Mb). lesson plans. lesson 1 What is money? Images of money in society; Why is money necessary? http://www.treasurer.ca.gov/csfa/saveatschool/lessons.htm

For a hard copy of either the Program Manual or the Teacher's manual, please contact us To download the Program Manual or Teacher's manual in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, please follow the links below: Program Manual (3.59 Mb) Teacher's Manual (1.30 Mb) Lesson Plans Lesson 1 What is Money? Images of money in society Why is money necessary? Short history of money Lesson 2 Why do People Save? Unpredictability of future needs Introduction to Bank Day Lesson 3 What Do Banks Do and How Do They Work? What is a savings account? What is a checking account? How do banks make money? Lesson 4 Where Does Money Come From? Explanation of physical supply of money Income and work Lesson 5 The World of Work Education vs. type of employment Kinds of work available Bank example Lesson 6 Review Review of Lesson 1-5 Lesson 7 What To Do With Your Money Purpose of a budget Who makes budgets Budget example Lesson 8 What is Credit? Why credit exists Importance of managing credit Checking account as form of credit Lesson 9 Services Banks Offer Basic services Types of common loans How to shop around for services Lesson 10 Different Types of Financial Institutions Banks specialties Alternatives to banks Lesson 11 Different types of taxes Why taxes are necessary Lesson 12

71. Free K-12 Earth Science Lesson Plans, Geology Teaching Materials. natural resources describe the free teachers resources for lesson plans and K12 money, Made of Metal and Promises Download this graphic for quality http://www.mii.org/money.html

About MII Help MII Posters For Sale GO-KIT Resource for Classroom Speakers. For Teachers Only Homework Help For Students Global Science In your Classroom Money, Made of Metal and Promises Download this graphic for quality printing. 1-page Adobe pdf file Download the the complete unit. Money, Glass, Paper, Music (pdf, 546K) (Included with glass, paper and music lessons.) Teacher Packet #3

72. ENC Online: ENC Features: Lessons & Activities: Math Topics: Money Use math topic words to find web sites with lesson plans and activities. money. 50 State Quarters Program lesson plans Star ENC Digital Dozen Site http://www.enc.org/features/lessonplans/math/0,1544,1-Money,00.shtm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home ENC Features Math Topics Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action todaypurchase a school subscription through goENC.com Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. Math Topics Use math topic words to find web sites with lesson plans and activities. Money 50 State Quarters Program lesson plans ENC Digital Dozen Site Date: Grade(s): K - 6 Cost: Free ENC#: This web site provides more than 60 lesson plans for grades K-6 in which students use state quarters to explore topics in many different subjects. Lesson plans are provided for K-1, 2-3, and 4-6 grade bands, with lessons in math, science, reading, and more for each grade band. (For more details, see

73. TEACHERS: Lesson Plans | NIE WORLD NIE lesson plans for use by teachers and parents at home and at school. The lesson will also teach them about spending money. http://www.nieworld.com/teachers/lessonplans/stetsonplans14.htm

NIE World Home Students Families Projects ... Email NIE Browse By Topic Bright Ideas Campus News Career Connections Columbia Chronicles Cyber Newseum (off site) Florida Quest Good Morning, Mr. President Holocaust Remembrance Hot Issues Cool Ideas Keys to Success Lesson Plans Mega Skills Mini Page Activities Mini Safety Quiz Answers Newspaper Order Form Oh! Zone Passport to the World Programs and Projects Publications for Teachers Racing: 100 Years Read and Recycle Projects Scrapbook Gallery Special Features Sports Science! Teachers of the Year Terrorism and America Then and Again Photo Essay Touch-A-Truck Voyager Activities War in Iraq Woodrow Tales Woodrow and Wally Too Workshops for Teachers Wright Brothers Newspaper Lesson Plans Spending Money Subject: Math Grade Level: 2 I. Topic: Spending money II. Objectives: Content Objective- Students will add and subtract various amounts of money with 100% accuracy. Students will compare different prices. Students will estimate how much different items will cost, then find the actual price. Students will correctly use the ($) and (.) symbols. Language Objective- Student will locate the classified section. Student will scan, skim, and read the newspaper to see how much items cost. Students will justify their purchases. Students will describe at least two characteristics about one item of their choice. III. Sunshine State Standards: MA.A.3.1 Student understands the effect of operations on numbers and the relationship among these operations, selects appropriate operations and computes for problem solving; MA.B.3.1 Student estimates measurements in real world problems situations; LA.A.2.1- Uses simple materials of the Reference system to obtain information

74. Lesson Plans & Teacher Helps - Math Hutt s Math Page has lots of links to lesson plans helps! Funbrain offers online math games that cover money, numbers, fractions, clocks, http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8259/lplan3.html

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75. National SMS These lesson plans are provided by the National Council on Economic Education. Skip to a section How do you save and make money at the same time? http://www.nationalsms.com/us_lessons.shtml

Saturday, September 24 The market is closed About the National SMS Request A Demo Register for the 10 week SMS Register for the $1,000,000 Challenge ... Prizes Lesson Plans These lesson plans are provided by the National Council on Economic Education. Skip to a section: Grades K to 5 Grades 6 to 8 Grades 9 to 12 Grades K to 5 To Market To Market This lesson will help students become good consumers and producers by taking turns buying and selling things in a classroom-created market. Top Buy A Bond, James! A Lesson on US Savings Bonds Why do people save? How do you save? How do you save and make money at the same time? We will find answers to these questions and more in this lesson on saving and U.S. Savings Bonds. Top The Little Red Hen In this lesson you will examine through the use of a story how the Little Red Hen uses the productive resources of natural resources, human resources, capital and entrepreneurs to produce bread. You will then match specific items identified in the story with their category of productive resource and then predict what incentives might influence the characters in the future because of the experiences in the story. Top What are Incentives?

76. Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadelphia - Fed Today Lesson Plans The following lesson plans and activities should be used with The Fed Today video. lesson Five The Fed Is Protecting Your money (35k, PDF file) http://www.phil.frb.org/education/ftlesson.html

Home Economic Education "The Fed Today" Lesson Plans Order Form Companion Brochure (209K, PDF file) To open these files you must have Adobe Acrobat. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, you can download it here The following lesson plans and activities should be used with "The Fed Today" video. Economics, government, and history teachers will find the following detailed lesson plans helpful when teaching about the Fed, money, and banking. Introduction (66k, PDF file) Lesson One: The Fed Today: A Video on the Federal Reserve (38k, PDF file) Lesson Two: History of Money and Banking in the U.S. (61k, PDF file) Lesson Three: Is the Fed Public or Private? (36k, PDF file) Lesson Four: The Fed's Role in Making and Setting Monetary Policy (476k, PDF file) Lesson Four: Part Two (59k, PDF file) Lesson Five: The Fed Is Protecting Your Money (35k, PDF file) (69k, PDF file)

77. Lesson Plan: Current Currencies In this activity, students explore the nature of money, how monetary systems evolve, how different cultures value Instructional Resources lesson plans http://www.microsoft.com/Education/CurrentCurrencies.mspx

Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: Home Instructional Resources Tutorials Lesson Plans How-to Articles Solutions and Services ... Lesson Plans Current Currencies Updated: June 18, 2004 Lesson Information: Grade / Age Level High School (14-18 yrs) Middle School (11-14 yrs) Class Time 3-4 hours Find More Lessons For: Grade / Age Level High School (14-18 yrs) Middle School (11-14 yrs) Learning Area Economics History Language Arts Mathematics Themes Managing Money Applications Encarta Reference Grade Level: Middle School, High School Curriculum Connections: Mathematics, Economics, History, Language arts Required Software: Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2005 What's in this Lesson: Teacher Guide (including How to Begin) Student Activity, Step-by-Step: Step A: Explore the Nature of Money Step B: Create Your Report Step C: Present Your Findings Teacher Guide Summary: In this activity, students explore the nature of money, how monetary systems evolve, how different cultures value money and how foreign exchange rates work. Objectives: To demonstrate an understanding of the functions, forms, and history of money in several cultures, and chart currency exchange rates.

78. Math Center Lesson Plans Math ForumPreCalculus lesson plansSwarthmore College s best PreCalc lesson source of lesson plans and activities for such topics as money management, http://www.luc.edu/schools/education/csipdc/mathlsn.htm

Math Center Lesson Plans About Today's Date Math lesson about the days/months of the year. - http://acorn.educ.nottingham.ac.uk/cgi-bin/daynum Information on workshops, discussions, and activities.- http://204.161.33.100/aims.html Ancient Mathematics Gives the history of Greek Math and sample math problems.- http://sunsite.unc.edu/expo/vatican.exhibit/exhibit/d-mathematics/Greek_math.html Arithmetic/Algebra Review Actual math problems/answers; ready to print and be used in the classroom. - http://whyslopes.com Arithmatic Review Problems Basic adding and subtracting problems are displayed online. - http://whyslopes.com Armadillo's K-12 Resources A variety of Math resources for teachers.- http://riceinfo.rice.edu/armadillo/Rice/Resources/math.html Math Forum:PreCalculus Lesson Plans -Swarthmore College's best PreCalc lesson plan pics.- http://www.forum.swarthmore.edu/precalc/Precalc.units.html Awesome Library -Links to math lesson plans for many grade levels.- http://www.neat-schoolhouse.org/math.html Biographies of Women in Math Calculating Machines Loads of pictures and information about various math calculating machines and how they work. - http://www.webcom.com/calc

79. Special Education Lesson Plans AND IF IT DOESN T, I WILL GIVE YOU YOUR moneyBACK IMMEDIATELY, Each activity should reinforce the special education lesson plan that is being taught. http://www.jazzles.com/html/special-education-lesson-plans.html

Special Education Lesson Plans Using Jazzles Upbeat Songs Home Teacher Parent Song Lyrics ... Site Map Children with learning disabilities love Jazzles visual and aural aids...says this letter from an independent Occupational Therapist! Are you looking for special education inclusion resources suitable for students with a developmental age of 5 upwards with learning disabilities or conditions such as:- If so Jazzles Playful Phonics could help you. AND IF IT DOESN'T, I WILL GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY-BACK IMMEDIATELY, NO QUESTIONS ASKED. WHY? Most children experiencing problems with structured learning, or who have physical and intellectual disabilities, love to hear stories and songs, particularly songs where they can move in rhythm to a beat! It calms and focuses them and helps enliven their imaginations and mold their ideas. In particular, teaching children with learning differences always relies on visual and aural aids because talking alone does not communicate clearly enough. That is why I was pleased to receive these two letters.

80. TDC Lesson Plans - The History Of Money (1) The History of money lesson 1 of 3. Created By. Ken Kleber Centennial High School. Grade Level. 11th and 12th Grade. Content Area. Economics http://images.library.uiuc.edu/projects/tdc/LessonPlans/historymoney1.html

Unit: The History of Money - Lesson #1 of 3 Created By: Ken Kleber Centennial High School Grade Level: 11th and 12th Grade Content Area: Economics Database Integration: Students will browse the collection for photos of early paper money and coins. Materials: computer with Internet access, Microsoft PowerPoint, class notebook Procedures: Students will review notes on the history of money. Students will search the TDC database for currency and coins. Students will then use the Internet to supplement and better explain the images discovered in the database. Information will be presented to the class in a PowerPoint presentation. Assessment: PowerPoint presentation will be graded based on use and explanation of resources.

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