BANKING IN THE CLASSROOM Ashley Bailey. Standard  SS5E4 The student will identify the elements of a personal budget and explain why personal spending.

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BANKING IN THE CLASSROOM Ashley Bailey

Standard  SS5E4 The student will identify the elements of a personal budget and explain why personal spending and saving decisions are important.

Day 1  Define terms for activity  Cost  Debits  Credits  Earn  Receive  Budget  Spending  Saving

Day 1 - Continued  Students will brainstorm with the class and then create a Comic Life project to describe the credits and debits earned in the classroom.  This project will be accessible to the student throughout the activity so they can keep up with their earnings.  Ideas for credits: homework, an A, B, or C on a test, good attendance, etc.  Ideas for debits: not prepared, F on a test, tardies, absences, etc.

Day 2  Complete Comic Life and print  Begin keeping track of debits and credits with a starting balance of $ using template found here here  Discuss the importance of keeping track of money using a register

Day 3-4  Review the idea of banking, business and personal finance.

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This is the rubric to help the teacher grade the projects. The rubric will be available to the students. rubric