Banks & Interest
Illustrate factors to consider when selecting a bank.
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1 Hour+
The Balance Sheet
OVERVIEW
Using a variety of activities, students will further distinguish between wealth-building assets and depreciating assets and finalize the discussion by using a balance sheet to calculate and visualize how wealth is created. Students also review the equation of: assets - liabilities = net worth.
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Renting Your First Place
Learn about renting your first place.
MODULES
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Cards, Cars, and Currency: The Car-Buying Journey
Explore smart car buying and learn about budgeting, financing options, contract terms, and ownership decisions.
READING Q&A
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Advertising: Targets, Techniques, and Technology
Explain how advertising creates demand for products or services.
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Todd and His REAL Job
Introduce the concept of budgeting.
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Tools for Teaching the Arkansas High School Economics with Personal Finance Course
The Arkansas Toolkit equips teachers with ready-to-use lesson guides and resources that are aligned with state standards.
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Understand the components of a credit score.
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