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30-Day Lesson Plan
A comprehensive, 3-week lesson plan for grades 8-12 targeted for teenagers before college to prepare them for the adult world. These lesson materials cover basic economic concepts like opportunity cost and utility, as well as loans, managing credit, and how to plan for university as a high school student. Featuring information about FAFSA and setting up a credit account for students under eighteen years old, this curriculum is customized and targeting for the next generation, and information they can utilize right now.
Life After High School Plan
This resource empowers students to create a realistic financial plan by balancing income sources—such as jobs, scholarships, and financial aid—with both essential and discretionary expenses. Through a career quiz, students can explore potential career paths, review median incomes, and consider educational requirements, helping them make informed choices. They’ll also learn the difference between fixed and variable costs to enhance their budgeting skills, and forecast annual expenses for specific careers and locations, giving them a clearer picture of their financial future. With these insights, students can set practical short- and long-term financial goals, paving the way for sustainable financial independence.
Lesson Printouts
Use our free lesson worksheets covering opportunity cost, fixed and variable costs, calculating interest, and our monthly budget planner to help your students plan for their future. In combination with our lecture slides, these classroom activities will provide effective, simple, and easier financial education.