This lesson introduces students to essential financial literacy concepts, focusing on budgeting, saving, and understanding paychecks. These skills are crucial for career readiness and personal financial management. By learning these concepts, students will be better prepared to manage their finances effectively, make informed decisions, and plan for their future careers.
Jennifer Babler
Counselor
This lesson will introduce students to essential financial literacy topics within the context of their future careers. Students will learn about budgeting, saving, and understanding benefits packages. This lesson is important as it prepares students with practical skills for managing their finances efficiently and making informed decisions about future employment opportunities.
Diana Lopez
Instructor
This lesson uses the video 'What's Your Path After High School?' to guide students through various financial decisions they will face after graduation. Activities include budgeting exercises and discussions on saving, investing, and managing debt. This lesson helps students make informed decisions about their financial future.
Shelley Moreno
Instructor
In this 30-minute session, 7th graders will explore key life skills for landing their first job and managing money wisely. Through interactive activities, students will learn how to set financial goals, budget earnings, and understand basic money management—skills that empower them to make smart financial decisions now and in the future.
Kate Mills
General Education Teacher
This resource guides students through creating a simple personal budget, understanding income, and tracking expenses. Learning to manage money is a foundational life skill for independence and future financial stability. Intended for a 10th Grade Group, 1 session, 75 minutes.
Michelle Cracknell
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn the essentials of budgeting and financial planning for life after high school. This practical lesson will cover managing expenses, saving, and understanding credit, providing students with the tools they need to make informed financial decisions. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge to handle real-world financial situations, promoting independence and financial literacy.
Anna Urias
Counselor
This individual resource covers fundamental personal finance concepts crucial for independent living and career stability. It empowers students with practical knowledge to manage money wisely and make sound financial decisions. This lesson is designed for individual high school students and should take approximately 45-60 minutes.
Ryan Harrison
Instructor
This resource introduces fundamental financial literacy concepts, focusing on practical budgeting strategies for managing income, expenses, and savings in early adulthood. It equips students with crucial skills for financial independence and stability. Audience: 12th Grade, 1 session, 90 minutes.
Natalya Dearman
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to basic financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and making smart financial decisions. Through engaging activities and simulations, students will gain a foundational understanding of how to manage their finances effectively. This lesson is crucial for equipping youth with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial choices, setting the stage for a financially stable future.
Jade Hodge
English
In this interactive session, students explore budgeting, saving, and financial decision-making to build foundational money management skills. Empowering 9th graders with real-world tools for responsible financial habits in a single 50-minute class.
Maria Avina
Special Education Teacher
This resource empowers adults with essential financial literacy skills, focusing on creating and managing a personal budget to achieve financial stability. Mastering budgeting is fundamental for long-term financial health and independence. Audience: Adults. Duration: 1 session, 60 minutes.
Maria Maples
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute, one-on-one lesson, 12th graders learn how to research, compare, and apply for financial aid. This individualized session equips students with practical steps and tools to make informed decisions about college funding.
Jamie Arzon
General Education Teacher
This lesson equips 10th-grade students with essential skills for navigating life decisions and building sound financial plans. Students will learn practical strategies for making informed choices and understanding basic financial literacy, crucial for their future independence. This lesson is designed for one 90-minute session.
Josie
Social Worker
This lesson provides an overview of the different types of financial aid available to students, how to apply for them, and tips for managing college expenses. The session includes an introduction video, interactive discussions, and group activities to help students understand financial aid options and make informed decisions about funding their college education.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson focuses on preparing exceptional children for entering the workforce by enhancing their understanding of resume writing, cover letters, and financial literacy. Through experiential and game-based learning, students will engage in activities that simulate real-world scenarios, fostering skills necessary for employment. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with practical tools and confidence to navigate the job market effectively.
Timothy Sinclair
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces students to essential financial concepts such as budgeting, saving, and spending wisely. Through interactive activities, students will learn to make informed financial decisions, which are crucial skills for their future independence and financial well-being.
Nicole Camp
Psychologist
This resource demystifies the complex world of financial aid, covering FAFSA, scholarships, grants, and loan options for adult students. It's vital for making college accessible and affordable, reducing financial barriers for learners pursuing higher education. This lesson is for Adult Students and will take 60 minutes over 1 session.
Stephanie Tovell
Instructor
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to essential financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and smart spending. Through engaging simulations and activities, students will develop practical money management skills that are crucial for their future financial well-being. This lesson is important as it equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions, fostering financial independence and responsibility.
Nicole Camp
Psychologist
This 30-minute, single-session lesson helps 12th-grade students explore the financial realities and essential life skills needed to move out and live independently. It's crucial for preparing them for post-high school life by fostering financial literacy and self-sufficiency.
Amy Sampson
Counselor
This interactive resource teaches 12th-grade students fundamental personal finance concepts, including saving, spending, and understanding debt. Financial literacy is a critical life skill for future stability and independence. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.
İrem Ege TUĞCU
Counselor, Psychologist
Teaches essential personal finance skills, focusing on budgeting, saving, and smart spending. This resource provides practical tools for students to manage their money effectively and build a secure financial future. This lesson is for 10th Grade students and is designed for a single 45-minute session.
Amy Bouchelle
Counselor
This resource empowers students with essential money management skills, teaching them how to budget, save, and make informed spending decisions. Mastering these skills is crucial for financial independence and responsible adult life. Audience: 9th Grade. 1 session. Duration: 60 minutes.
Amy Isebrand
Instructor
This lesson aims to educate high school students and their families about the financial implications of obtaining a high school diploma. Through inquiry-based and active learning strategies, participants will explore how educational attainment affects career opportunities and financial stability. This session is crucial for motivating students to complete their high school education, highlighting the connection between education, career choices, and the ability to meet basic living needs.
Nakia Avery
Counselor
In this 60-minute Tier 2 workshop for high school students, participants will deepen their financial literacy by creating detailed budgets, planning for future goals, and exploring investment basics. This hands-on session hones critical thinking, decision-making, and real-world money management skills.
Kandy Goforth
Special Education Teacher
In this quick and engaging lesson, students will participate in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest Challenge' to explore various career programs of study. This lesson is important as it introduces students to different career paths in an interactive way, helping them to consider their future options and interests.
Alauna Hollingsworth
Counselor, General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 9th grade students to the fundamentals of personal finance, focusing on budgeting, saving, and planning—essential skills for workplace independence and real-world money management. Students will build practical money management habits through interactive activities and reflections over a single 50-minute session.
Austin Horn
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces essential personal finance concepts like budgeting, saving, and understanding student loans. Empowering students with financial literacy is vital for making informed decisions and building a secure future. Audience: 12th Grade Students. Duration: 75 minutes.
Stephanie Tovell
Instructor
This lesson introduces 12th-grade students to fundamental concepts of personal finance, focusing on budgeting, saving, and understanding credit, which are essential for independent living. The objective is to provide practical knowledge and tools to manage money responsibly, make informed financial decisions, and avoid common pitfalls as they transition to post-high school life. It is designed for high school seniors preparing for financial independence. Audience: 12th Grade Students. Duration: 1 session, 60 minutes.
Alison Siniawski
General Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This 60-minute individual lesson helps Tyrey explore foundational employment concepts and identify realistic job skills, tailored to his learning style and needs. It focuses on accessible learning to empower him in his job search.
Taylor Rowe
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamentals of budgeting, a crucial life skill that empowers them to manage their finances effectively. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how to create a simple budget, understand the importance of saving, and make informed financial decisions. This 30-minute session is designed to provide students with practical knowledge that they can apply in real-life scenarios, fostering financial literacy from an early age.
Linda Beard
General Education Teacher
This single-session, 20-minute simulation helps 8th-grade students experience real-world financial responsibilities by managing a budget and paying bills, teaching them essential life skills.
Emily Roberts
, Special Education Teacher
In this three-session course, special education transition young adults will learn practical budgeting skills through interactive exercises and a culminating personal budget project. Each 20-minute session includes accessible activities adapted for autism, ADHD, and non-verbal learners, ensuring engagement and mastery of essential money management. Audience: Transition-age young adults.
Kandy Goforth
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces basic financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and making smart financial decisions through engaging activities and simulations. It is designed to equip teens with the knowledge and skills to manage their finances responsibly.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson empowers an individual with a disability to confidently manage their personal finances. It covers essential skills like creating a budget, identifying income and expenses, understanding different types of bills, and mastering various payment methods. This lesson is designed for one individual student, referred to as Courtney, over multiple flexible sessions.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
An interactive whole-class module guiding seniors through the essentials of scholarships and financial aid, empowering them to take charge of their college funding journey. This Tier 1 lesson for 12th graders unfolds over a 60-minute session, packed with engaging activities that develop practical skills and confidence.
Jamie Arzon
General Education Teacher
A whole-class financial literacy module teaching budgeting, saving, and smart spending to build lifelong money-management skills. This lesson empowers 9th graders with practical tools to make informed financial decisions.
Laura Molisho
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore the fundamentals of budgeting through engaging activities and real-life scenarios. They will learn how to allocate funds wisely, understand the importance of saving, and make informed financial decisions. This lesson is crucial for developing financial literacy skills that will benefit students throughout their lives.
Shereen Barzey-Kinard
Social Worker
This lesson will help students explore different pathways available after high school, including college, vocational training, and entering the workforce. Key activities include group discussion, personal reflection, and pathway exploration to guide students in making informed decisions about their future.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to essential financial literacy skills, focusing on budgeting, saving, and managing personal finances. Students will engage in activities that help them understand the importance of financial planning for their future careers. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge to make informed financial decisions, fostering independence and responsibility.
Whitney Kertz
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to basic financial concepts such as budgeting, saving, and understanding credit. By learning how to manage their finances through hands-on activities, students will gain essential skills needed for their financial future.
Dan Tarquin
Math, Physics
In this Tier 2 project-based lesson, 11th graders in small groups learn to create mock personal budgets and savings plans for college life, building skills for financial independence. Over a 60-minute session, students will explore budgeting basics, apply concepts, and present their financial plans—essential for responsible money management.
Emily Miranda
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to introduce young students to financial literacy concepts such as saving, budgeting, and the value of money through interactive discussions and activities. Understanding these basics will help empower the students to make informed decisions about money in their daily lives.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
This 2-hour Tier 1 lesson empowers adult females with disabilities to confidently manage their personal finances. It covers essential skills from budgeting to saving, fostering independence and financial well-being.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson introduces students to the basics of financial literacy, focusing on the importance of balancing present and future financial needs. Through inquiry-based learning, students will explore concepts such as budgeting, saving, and financial decision-making. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential skills to manage their finances effectively, preparing them for future financial responsibilities.
Timothy Sinclair
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute lesson, tenth graders will learn how to access and complete the Game of Life assessment in Schoolinks, exploring how big and small financial decisions shape their future. This hands-on simulation fosters financial literacy by allowing students to experience the consequences of real-world choices in an engaging, interactive environment.
lgee
School Administrator
This 30-minute lesson introduces 8th-grade students to foundational concepts in financial literacy and career planning. It's crucial for empowering students to make informed decisions about their future and manage their money effectively. Designed for a single classroom session.
mebersman
Instructor
Empower 9th grade students in a small-group workshop to master functional money management skills like budgeting and decision-making. This Tier 2 session uses hands-on activities and real-life scenarios to build confidence and independence in financial tasks.
Tosha Hiller
Instructor
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to essential financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and distinguishing between needs and wants. By building foundational skills in financial literacy, students will be better equipped to make responsible financial decisions in the future. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students with the knowledge to manage their finances effectively, fostering independence and financial responsibility.
Patricia Wood
Counselor
In this lesson, students will learn the basics of managing credit, understanding loans, and avoiding debt. They will explore different credit management strategies, understand the implications of taking out loans, and learn practical tips to avoid falling into debt. The lesson includes interactive scenarios and discussions to reinforce their understanding.
Zabrina Walker
Instructor
A one-on-one, 30-minute coaching session designed to help a 12th-grade student develop key life skills in hygiene, budgeting, and social interactions through personalized benchmarks and a digital badge system. This toolkit fosters independence and self-confidence with ongoing tracking and reflection in Tier 3 supports.
Susan Ayers
Instructor
This lesson empowers 12th-grade students to confidently navigate the financial aid application process for higher education. It covers understanding different types of aid, completing the FAFSA/CSS Profile, and identifying key deadlines. This is a single 45-minute session for a whole classroom.
Lisa Laux
Counselor, Psychologist, Principal, Assistant Principal, School Administrator, District Administrator, Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist, Parent
Classroom session on budgeting, saving, and smart spending to empower students with practical money management skills for 9th graders in a 60-minute Tier 1 lesson.
Elizabeth D. Williams
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the costs associated with different levels of college education required for various career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the financial implications of their career choices and encourages them to think critically about their future education and career planning.
Elizabeth Baker
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity called 'Career Quest' to explore various career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students begin thinking about their future careers and the skills they may need to develop. By actively participating in this exploration, students can gain insights into different professions and consider their interests and strengths.
Paulina Chin
Counselor
In this 30-minute group lesson, 10th graders will explore post-high school career options through self-assessment and peer discussion. Students will leave with a personalized shortlist of potential careers and an action plan for the next steps. This Tier 2 lesson supports students needing additional guidance and boosts their self-awareness.
eric.hurst
Counselor
This lesson helps students develop effective study habits and a growth mindset towards academic challenges, especially as the semester draws to a close. Through guided self-assessment and practical skill-building activities, students will learn to identify their learning styles, set realistic academic goals, and utilize strategies for time management and stress reduction. Ideal for all K-12 students. This resource fosters self-efficacy, organizational skills, and a positive approach to learning. One 60-minute session.
Sarah Wilmot
Social Worker, Counselor
This comprehensive resource covers essential life skills like understanding leases, basic car maintenance, and voter registration. It's fundamental for preparing all 12th graders for the practical realities of independent adult life. Audience: 12th Grade Class. Duration: 120 minutes.
Peyton Kramer
Instructor
In this two-session course, 16- to 19-year-olds will explore and plan their future careers through self-assessment, goal setting, and action steps. Students will gain clarity on their strengths, values, and interests, and develop a personalized career action plan. This lesson equips students with practical tools for their postsecondary journey.
eric.hurst
Counselor
This lesson engages 12th-grade students in a reality check to assess their financial readiness for post-graduation life. Through active and experiential learning strategies, students will calculate potential expenses and income, and reflect on their financial preparedness. This lesson is crucial for helping students understand the importance of financial planning and making informed decisions about their future.
Rochelle Long
Counselor
This lesson introduces high school students to the essential concepts of personal budgeting. Students will learn to track income and expenses, differentiate between needs and wants, and create a basic budget. It's crucial for empowering students to make smart financial decisions now and in the future. This single-session lesson is designed for High School students and will take approximately 45-60 minutes.
rmacgregor
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of personal budgeting, emphasizing its importance for financial independence and achieving financial goals. It's a single 30-minute session designed for a whole classroom setting.
Katherine Turner
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the fundamentals of budgeting, including tracking expenses and setting financial goals. Through interactive activities and real-life scenarios, students will develop financial literacy skills that are essential for personal and academic success. This lesson is important as it equips students with the knowledge to manage their finances effectively, fostering responsible financial behavior from a young age.
Amber Morneweg
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 9th-grade Life Skills students learn practical budgeting and smart shopping strategies by planning purchases for a food drive with a $50 budget. Students will learn to maximize their impact through careful choices. This is a single 30-minute session.
Annalise Abdelnour
Special Education Teacher
This comprehensive, interactive lesson plunges 10th-grade students into a realistic 'Game of Life' simulation, teaching essential independent living skills from securing a job to managing finances, writing checks, and purchasing groceries. It equips them with the practical knowledge and confidence to navigate adulthood.
Josie
Social Worker
This lesson prepares 12th-grade postgraduate students for the practicalities of adult living, focusing on essential skills like financial literacy, independent living, and career planning. It empowers students with the knowledge and confidence to navigate life after high school. Designed for one 45-minute session for an entire classroom.
Jessica Bassett
Special Education Teacher
This lesson empowers 12th-grade students to critically evaluate financial aid offers from colleges, helping them make informed decisions to minimize debt. It's a single 45-minute session for the entire class, crucial for their post-secondary planning.
Serenah Clark
Counselor
This resource guides students in setting financial goals, understanding the power of saving, and making smart choices today for a better tomorrow. It helps students connect present actions with future aspirations. Intended for 9th Grade Class over 75 minutes.
mumu Hua
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to explore various career paths, followed by a discussion to reflect on their interests and potential career choices. This lesson is important as it helps students identify their strengths and interests, guiding them towards informed career decisions.
Elizabeth Baker
Counselor
This lesson helps credit-deficient high school students develop essential academic skills like time management and task prioritization, understand the importance of earning credits for graduation, and identify behaviors that could put their academic success at risk. This lesson is designed for a small group of credit-deficient high school students and will take approximately 25-30 minutes to complete in one session.
kisaac
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore various careers through an interactive activity and discussion. This lesson is important as it helps students gain awareness of the diverse career paths available, encouraging them to think about their future aspirations and the skills needed for different professions.
Nicole Summers
Counselor
Students will explore various career paths and learn about the education and skills needed. Interactive activities will help them identify personal interests and set career goals.
Irrin Suvanasai
Instructor
In this 30-minute individual session, 11th graders will learn practical budgeting strategies to take control of their finances. Students will set financial goals, track expenses, and create a personalized budget. This Tier 3 lesson provides one-on-one scaffolding to ensure every learner gains confidence in managing money.
Jim
Counselor
This series of lessons is designed to equip high-achieving 7th-grade students with essential skills for academic success. Each lesson focuses on a different aspect: time management, study skills, emotional intelligence, and grit. By mastering these skills, students will be better prepared to handle academic challenges and achieve their goals.
Darcy Lord-Evans
Counselor
This independent assignment introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of personal budgeting, empowering them to take control of their financial futures. Students will explore income, expenses, and savings through a practical worksheet, designed for completion in approximately 30 minutes. Perfect for a self-paced activity in Google Classroom.
Patrick Sullivan
Special Education Teacher
In this one-hour, one-on-one session, students will explore personal interests, skills, and potential career paths to develop a personalized job exploration action plan. This individualized lesson empowers 12th graders with self-awareness and practical steps for their post-graduation journey.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
In this lesson, 6th to 8th graders will explore important habits for success in school and beyond. Using a game-based learning approach, students will watch a video about staying motivated, participate in an engaging game to reinforce these concepts, and complete an exit ticket. This lesson aims to equip students with essential skills for academic and career success, such as motivation, responsibility, and effective communication.
Candace Minor-Chism
Counselor
This lesson empowers 12th-grade economics students to research potential future careers, understanding the economic landscape, educational requirements, and job market outlook. Students will gain practical skills in career exploration and financial literacy, essential for post-graduation planning. This lesson is designed for a single 90-minute session.
Chelsea Elliott
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson uses the classic board game to teach students about financial literacy and life choices. By simulating real-life scenarios, students learn the importance of decision-making and planning for their future. Designed for a 6th-grade class, this single-session lesson lasts 55 minutes and is part of Tier 1 classroom-wide supports.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson helps students explore different career paths through discussion and hands-on activities. It is important to help students identify careers that align with their interests and abilities while promoting self-awareness and realistic goal-setting.
Catherine Cooper
Instructor
This lesson is designed for students who have been suspended for breaking school rules, focusing on enhancing their decision-making skills. Through realistic examples and engaging activities, students will learn to evaluate situations and make informed choices. This 30-minute session aims to empower students with the tools to navigate life's challenges more effectively.
Jami Dion
School Administrator
In this 30-minute special ed life skills lesson, students explore different careers through hands-on activities and a game that requires no reading or writing. Students will identify jobs that interest them, discuss required skills, and build confidence in career exploration. This Tier 1 lesson is accessible and interactive, designed for students with diverse needs.
Kim Coffman
Counselor
This 30-minute, Tier 3 lesson for an 11th-grade individual student focuses on practical goal-setting strategies, assignment completion techniques, and fostering a resilient growth mindset. It empowers students to take ownership of their academic journey and build confidence.
Tajuddin Abdullah
Counselor
This 30-minute, Tier 3 lesson for an 11th-grade individual student focuses on practical goal-setting strategies, assignment completion techniques, and fostering a resilient growth mindset. It empowers students to take ownership of their academic journey and build confidence.
Tajuddin Abdullah
Counselor
This 30-minute individual lesson for a 12th-grade male focuses on understanding the decision-making process, identifying personal influences, and developing strategies for making informed choices. It's crucial for empowering students to take ownership of their future paths.
Crystal Sullivan
Social Worker
This engaging 60-minute lesson for 10th-grade life skills students helps them understand personal finance by differentiating between needs and wants and tracking item costs to create a basic budget. It empowers students with essential budgeting skills for real-world financial independence.
mhamilton
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the fundamentals of budgeting by creating a simple budget based on a hypothetical part-time job. This lesson emphasizes financial literacy and decision-making skills, which are crucial for students as they prepare for financial independence. By understanding how to manage money effectively, students will be better equipped to make informed financial decisions in the future.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This 30-minute Tier 1 lesson helps 7th-grade female students understand the basics of personal finance and budgeting. It's crucial for building independence and making smart financial choices in the future.
Cassidy Hurley
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps adult students explore diverse career paths, understand the value of gaining experience and financial stability, and connect these steps to achieving long-term goals. Designed for an adult male with disabilities, this 2-minute session introduces the concept of transferable skills and the benefits of open-mindedness in career exploration. Audience: Adult Learners with Disabilities, 1 session, 2 minutes.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This 2-hour individualized lesson provides an adult male with disabilities practical strategies and tools to maintain and excel in his job independently, fostering self-reliance and career growth.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
A 6-session course for adult ESL learners teaching financial literacy through FDIC resources. Students will build vocabulary, understand deposit insurance, and practice real-life money skills. Each 1-hour session includes engaging activities, discussions, games, worksheets, and quizzes to reinforce learning.
Tierra Gray
Instructor
Students learn to identify and develop essential skills that are highly valued in today's job market. This lesson emphasizes the importance of skill-building for future success and adaptability. Designed for a 10th-grade class, this 50-minute session will empower students to recognize and cultivate skills that will enhance their career readiness and adaptability in a rapidly changing world.
Merri Vanderploeg
Counselor, General Education Teacher
Students learn fundamental financial literacy by managing a mock budget for their startup. This resource demystifies money management, a critical life skill for personal and professional success. Audience: 7th Grade Class. Duration: 70 minutes.
Peyton Johnson
Instructor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 grade 5 lesson, students embark on a “Cash Quest Adventure” to learn the basics of earning, saving, and budgeting money through real-world scenarios. Financial literacy empowers young learners to make smart money choices now and in the future.
Fatema J
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the basics of budgeting and saving money through interactive activities. It aims to build foundational financial literacy skills, which are crucial for managing personal finances effectively. By understanding budgeting, students can make informed financial decisions and develop habits that will benefit them throughout their lives.
Amber Henry
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 9th-grade students (Tier 2 group support) will help them understand the Michigan Merit Curriculum requirements for graduation and empower them to take charge of their academic journey. It's crucial for students to grasp these requirements early to plan effectively and ensure a smooth path to graduation.
Kimberly C
Counselor
A 5-week, self-paced executive function course for an independent 12th grader, where each week you choose and complete one of three themed life skills tasks, log your progress with fun emojis, and earn a free reward week at the end. Weeks 1–4 build routine with choice and reflection; Week 5 is a free reward break.
Migle Zaliukaite-Limantas
Counselor
This lesson equips 12th-grade students with practical strategies for effective decision-making, helping them confidently navigate the complex choices they face for college, career, and personal life. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn to analyze options, weigh consequences, and make choices aligned with their values. (1 session, 50 minutes, whole class)
Sue Spafford
Counselor
This 2-hour individualized lesson supports an adult male with disabilities in developing job-seeking skills and fostering resilience. It provides practical steps for job searching and strategies for maintaining a positive outlook, tailored to his unique needs.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson focuses on helping juniors develop career readiness skills by creating S.M.A.R.T. goals. Students will watch a video on how to develop a S.M.A.R.T. career plan, engage in a discussion, and complete a worksheet to create their own career goals. This lesson is important as it equips students with practical tools to set and achieve career objectives, fostering motivation and clarity in their career paths.
Whitney Kertz
Counselor
A four-session personalized coaching series designed to help students with low motivation and self-esteem explore career options and college types. Through guided activities, self-reflection, and research, students will build confidence in making informed decisions. Ideal for one-on-one support, each 50-minute session steadily builds toward a clear next step in career and college planning.
Sue Spafford
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to explore various career paths and the skills required for them. Through collaborative learning and inquiry-based strategies, students will discuss and reflect on their interests and motivations for future career development. This lesson is important as it helps students connect their current education to future goals, fostering motivation and planning for their adult lifestyle.
Delilah Kelly
Counselor
This resource helps students identify their unique strengths, interests, and values to discover potential career paths where they can truly shine. It's crucial for empowering 9th graders to see their potential and connect it to future opportunities. Audience: 9th Grade Class, Duration: 60 minutes, 1 session.
Leslie Hazelwood-Rogers
Counselor
This two-part lesson engages graduating seniors in a game-based and collaborative learning experience to enhance their skills in searching for scholarships and grants, particularly those available to students in North Carolina. By participating in these lessons, students will learn effective strategies for identifying and applying for financial aid opportunities, which is crucial for their transition to higher education.
Cris Jackson
Counselor
This lesson empowers 7th-grade students to understand the basics of personal budgeting, helping them take control of their financial future. Designed for a small group, this 30-40 minute session will introduce practical budgeting skills.
mrivera
Counselor
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of financial health and financial literacy. Students will learn how understanding their money can empower them to make smart decisions for their future. This single session is designed for a 30-minute classroom period.
Devin Deveau
General Education Teacher
In this 1-session, 60-minute individual lesson, the student will explore personal interests, skills, and values to identify potential career paths. Through self-assessment activities and research tasks, he’ll gain clarity on jobs that align with his goals, boosting motivation and future planning skills.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of personal budgeting. Students will learn how to track income and expenses, identify financial goals, and create a simple budget. This skill is crucial for financial independence and responsible decision-making, helping students manage their money effectively in the future. Designed for one 30-minute session.
Annalise Abdelnour
Special Education Teacher
This lesson introduces High School Special Education students to essential money management skills, including budgeting, saving, and understanding banking. It emphasizes practical application to help students build confidence in managing their finances for independent living. This lesson is designed for one 180-minute session.
mhamilton
Special Education Teacher
This lesson extends the 'Budget Boss' activity, challenging 9th-grade students to dive deeper into financial planning and decision-making. Students will explore advanced budgeting concepts, fostering critical thinking and real-world financial literacy in a 30-minute, single-session classroom setting.
Annalise Abdelnour
Special Education Teacher
This 8-week program is designed for 11th-grade students to sharpen their executive functioning skills, fostering better academic habits and essential life skills. Each 45-minute session focuses on practical strategies for planning, organization, time management, and self-regulation, crucial for success in school and beyond.
Diane Celona
Counselor
This lesson helps 10th-grade students understand what a career is, explore different career paths, and identify initial steps to achieve their career goals. It includes an interactive interest profiler activity to spark self-discovery. Audience: 10th Grade. Duration: 30 minutes.
Marisol Galvez
Counselor
In this 4-session, 10-minute Tier 1 classroom lesson, middle school students learn how to track their grades and project if they’d earn high school credit. By exploring real grade thresholds, practicing calculations, and reflecting on study habits, students gain critical self-monitoring skills to succeed academically now and in high school.
Cristal Pesina
Instructor
This resource guides students in setting financial goals, understanding the power of saving, and making smart choices today for a better tomorrow. It helps students connect present actions with future aspirations. This lesson is designed for middle school students and will take approximately one 50-minute session.
Ongel Davis
Instructor
This lesson focuses on essential employment readiness skills, empowering adult males with disabilities to navigate the job market confidently. It covers identifying strengths, understanding job requirements, and effective communication. This single-session lesson is designed for a 60-minute class.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
