Financial Literacy

An adult-focused 1-sided career simulation reference sheet for 8th-grade students in Buffalo, NY, featuring prices for movie/concert theaters, dates/trips, books/games, home tech, and hobbies in the Buffalo area. The practice block at the bottom has been removed.

A set of 24 Buffalo-themed 'Life Happens' cards for a financial literacy project. The layout includes various local scenarios like blizzards and picnics, concluding with a single 'Identity Theft' special event card.

A compare and contrast reading comprehension worksheet featuring two different shampoo brands. Includes improved spacing, larger handwriting areas, and clearly separated customer scenarios for easier student use.

A clear, high-contrast handout for Special Education students explaining identity theft, common warning signs, and safety steps with a practical scenario-based activity.

A highly visual, playful outer space themed weekly chore chart for a 5-year-old. Features clear, cartoon-style icons for chores (getting dressed, taking a shower, sharing, kind words) and cute 25-cent coin checkboxes for each day of the week to visually track earning quarters.

A premium, printable 7-page Tutor Session Log and Calendar Portfolio for June, July, and August 2026. Includes beautifully formatted monthly log-and-ledger pages and matching full-page spacious calendars (Sunday-Saturday) for detailed session mapping, complete with student trackers, hours and income logs, and a master summer student directory with policy guides. Designed in a sophisticated Slate Blue and Emerald green theme with clean lines, icons, and structured tables.

A professional one-page informational flyer for the C4VL Life Skills Academy, featuring a clean teal and navy blue design with sections on program areas, support options, and partnership opportunities.

A version of the "Fast Forward" worksheet with maximized writing space. By using a flex-box layout and ultra-condensed header/footer sections, the four brainstorming quadrants now occupy roughly 75% of the page height, providing ample room for students to write or draw their future dreams.

A set of 24 Buffalo-themed 'Life Happens' cards for a financial literacy project. The layout includes various local scenarios like blizzards and picnics, concluding with a single 'Identity Theft' special event card.

A set of 24 printable career cards focused on local Buffalo careers, including gross annual salaries and brief descriptions, designed as professional workforce IDs. Re-formatted to 6 cards per page with a 2x3 grid layout and includes professional profile images.

A comprehensive set of 22 printable family scenario cards for a personal finance simulation set in Buffalo, NY in 2026. Each card includes specific life circumstances and financial modifications (daycare, child support, etc.). Designed for quick printing and clean cutting without student work areas on the cards.

A student-friendly presentation planning and reflection packet for 7th-grade Financial Freedom project. It includes a 20-question pre-presentation reflection, a storyboard planning table, 8 slide-sketching wireframe canvases, a readiness checklist with presentation tips, and an index card blueprint guide.

A set of 22 career cards for 'The Game of Life' simulation, specifically tailored with Buffalo, NY salary data. Each card displays annual gross salary and pre-calculated monthly net (take-home) pay across three education tiers (High School, College, and Master's), helping 8th-grade students understand the financial impact of education.

A comprehensive year-long curriculum for high school seniors focusing on college readiness, career planning, financial literacy, and social-emotional well-being. This sequence guides students through the complexities of post-secondary transitions with a special focus on arts-based pathways.

A comprehensive 'Game of Life' style curriculum designed for high school students with 5th-grade reading levels. It focuses on financial literacy, housing, transportation, and navigating daily life through an engaging board game format.

A comprehensive reentry toolkit for adult learners in Wisconsin, covering personal finance, housing, transportation, and career development after incarceration.

A comprehensive six-week curriculum designed to equip 11th grade students with the practical, financial, and social skills necessary for a successful transition to college life.

A comprehensive 'Game of Life' style curriculum designed for high school students with 5th-grade reading levels. It focuses on financial literacy, housing, transportation, and navigating daily life through an engaging board game format.

A year-long financial literacy curriculum where students manage a virtual bank account following the 2026-2027 school calendar, analyzing daily transactions and maintaining a running transaction register.

A middle-school friendly 12-day unit that introduces 8th graders to the world of higher education, focusing on building awareness, exploring career-college connections, and demystifying the path to college through a "Dream College" research project.

A collection of quarterly bulletin board designs for TRC, providing visual blueprints and printable components to help students navigate orientation, skill-building, and transition planning.

A 6-session small group intensive for rising high school seniors, focusing on finalizing college paths, mastering financial aid execution, and crafting high-stakes narratives for applications and interviews.

A comprehensive high school unit covering the fundamentals of personal finance, including earning income, budgeting, saving, investing, credit management, and wealth protection. Students develop practical skills to navigate the modern economic landscape.

A comprehensive two-week unit for 9th graders covering income, expenses, banking, credit, and real-world financial decision-making.

This curriculum equips transition-age learners (18–22) with essential life and work skills needed for independence and community engagement, covering daily living, financial literacy, job readiness, and more.

A comprehensive 5-week sequence for high school juniors to finalize their professional portfolio and career budget, culminating in a formal defense. Includes financial planning, executive summary refinement, resume building, and branding.

A comprehensive year-long curriculum for high school seniors focusing on college readiness, career planning, financial literacy, and social-emotional well-being. This sequence guides students through the complexities of post-secondary transitions with a special focus on arts-based pathways.

A comprehensive 8-day business math unit focused on personal budgeting, expenditure analysis, and career-based financial planning. Students learn to track spending, build budgets, and analyze variances before applying these skills to a career research project.

A year-long financial literacy curriculum where students manage a virtual bank account following the 2026-2027 school calendar, analyzing daily transactions and maintaining a running transaction register.

A 6-week curriculum designed to bridge the gap between high school math and real-world financial and practical independence, covering paychecks, budgeting, credit, shopping, housing, and measurement.

A comprehensive high school unit covering the fundamentals of personal finance, including earning income, budgeting, saving, investing, credit management, and wealth protection. Students develop practical skills to navigate the modern economic landscape.

A comprehensive series designed to prepare students for post-secondary success through essential life skills, including time management, study habits, and digital literacy.

A series of lessons and projects designed to transition students from job-seeking skills to workplace success and independent living, focusing on professional ethics, communication, and long-term planning.

A comprehensive financial literacy series designed for young adults (16-21) to navigate the transition to financial independence with confidence and practical skills.

A comprehensive budgeting project where students navigate 25 unique financial scenarios, ranging from entry-level trades to professional careers, to learn the realities of financial planning and adulting.

A comprehensive guide for first-time car buyers covering budgeting, inspection, financing, and insurance. Students will learn how to navigate the complex process of purchasing their first vehicle while avoiding common pitfalls.

A comprehensive 90-minute course for young adults on navigating transportation options, understanding the financial realities of car ownership, and building a reliable mobility plan for independence.

A comprehensive year-long curriculum for high school seniors focusing on college readiness, career planning, financial literacy, and social-emotional well-being. This sequence guides students through the complexities of post-secondary transitions with a special focus on arts-based pathways.

A comprehensive reentry toolkit for adult learners in Wisconsin, covering personal finance, housing, transportation, and career development after incarceration.

A two-unit, 16-day curriculum sequence for a 12th-grade real estate certification course. Unit 1 covers buying practices (buyer agency, contracts, negotiations, closing), and Unit 2 covers listing practices (listing agency, listings, marketing, closing).

A comprehensive six-week curriculum designed to equip 11th grade students with the practical, financial, and social skills necessary for a successful transition to college life.

A comprehensive six-lesson program designed to prepare 12th-grade seniors for the transition to university, focusing on time management, financial literacy, academic independence, and mental health.

A year-long financial literacy curriculum where students manage a virtual bank account following the 2026-2027 school calendar, analyzing daily transactions and maintaining a running transaction register.

A middle-school friendly 12-day unit that introduces 8th graders to the world of higher education, focusing on building awareness, exploring career-college connections, and demystifying the path to college through a "Dream College" research project.

A 6-session small group intensive for rising high school seniors, focusing on finalizing college paths, mastering financial aid execution, and crafting high-stakes narratives for applications and interviews.

A comprehensive two-week unit for 9th graders covering income, expenses, banking, credit, and real-world financial decision-making.

Students explore diverse post-secondary options, comparing vocational training, military service, apprenticeships, and college degrees through the lens of 'Return on Investment' (ROI). The sequence guides students from understanding basic credentials to mapping out a strategic backwards plan for their chosen career path.

A project-based sequence for 10th-grade students to master the complexities of college funding. Students will learn to deconstruct costs, prioritize non-repayable aid, interpret confusing financial aid letters, and design a sustainable borrowing strategy to minimize long-term debt.

This sequence explores the long-term financial implications of student loans, focusing on repayment plans, budgeting, and return on investment (ROI). Students transition from understanding borrowing mechanics to simulating the real-world impact of debt on lifestyle and career choices.

A comprehensive lesson for high school students on mastering their first job interviews, focusing on personal branding, soft skills, and professional inquiry.

A 90-minute individual support lesson for adult learners with disabilities to distinguish between essential needs and non-essential wants, promoting financial independence.

A comprehensive suite of academic planning tools designed for high school students to map out their graduation requirements and future career paths with their school counselor.

An 8-week transition and career curriculum designed for 11th-12th grade students entitled Life After Logos. Includes a comprehensive Facilitator Guide emphasizing motivational interviewing and two volumes of structured student workbooks covering assessments, pathways, and adult responsibilities.

A comprehensive guide to essential adulting skills covering financial literacy, career development, health navigation, and civic responsibilities.

This lesson concludes the unit on business presentation skills and company valuation, testing students on the FIT model, the Rule of Three, and core financial assessment concepts.

A 60-minute, hands-on lesson for 4th graders to develop financial literacy and independence through a mock grocery store experience, covering list-making, price comparison, and store navigation.

A comprehensive high school life skills lesson on budgeting within the Rochester, NY economy, featuring realistic job data, housing costs, and unexpected life scenarios.

A comprehensive simulation-based lesson for 10th-grade students to practice essential adulting skills, including budgeting, career selection, and managing unexpected life events.

Master the transition from student to professional. This lesson covers workplace etiquette and the application process through engaging puzzles and reflective self-assessments.

An interactive board game experience covering essential life skills including financial literacy, time management, communication, and career readiness.

Students simulate real-life scenarios using a board game to explore financial literacy and the consequences of everyday life choices. Designed for 6th grade, this lesson connects decision-making with future financial outcomes through interactive play and guided reflection.

A comprehensive guide to essential adulting skills covering financial literacy, career development, health navigation, and civic responsibilities.

Master the transition from student to professional. This lesson covers workplace etiquette and the application process through engaging puzzles and reflective self-assessments.

An interactive board game experience covering essential life skills including financial literacy, time management, communication, and career readiness.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help high school seniors and their families decode financial aid award letters, calculate true out-of-pocket costs, and compare offers across different institutions. Students will learn the difference between gift aid and self-help aid while mastering the math of college costs.

A high-energy, practical introduction to personal banking. Students will master the differences between checking and savings, learn to navigate the 'overdraft trap,' and build a digital security fortress for their online banking.

An exploration of voluntary payroll deductions, focusing on tax-advantaged accounts and personal financial choices that impact take-home pay and tax liability.

A comprehensive 50-minute lesson designed to help 12th graders navigate their post-high school options, including college, trade school, military, and the workforce. The lesson includes goal setting, personal statement drafting, and financial aid exploration.

A comprehensive lesson on understanding, categorizing, and analyzing voluntary payroll deductions like 401(k)s and health insurance.

An advanced workshop for EVSC Principals on strategic financial management, focusing on reserve optimization and foundation funding compliance. Participants will master the 'reserves-first' protocol and departmental approval workflows for external funding.

A comprehensive simulation project where students navigate their first month of independent living, managing expenses and responding to unexpected life events to build financial literacy.

Students simulate real-life scenarios using a board game to explore financial literacy and the consequences of everyday life choices. Designed for 6th grade, this lesson connects decision-making with future financial outcomes through interactive play and guided reflection.

This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to basic financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and the value of money through hands-on activities and real-life scenarios.

A comprehensive lesson for high school students on mastering their first job interviews, focusing on personal branding, soft skills, and professional inquiry.

An 8-week transition and career curriculum designed for 11th-12th grade students entitled Life After Logos. Includes a comprehensive Facilitator Guide emphasizing motivational interviewing and two volumes of structured student workbooks covering assessments, pathways, and adult responsibilities.

A comprehensive guide to essential adulting skills covering financial literacy, career development, health navigation, and civic responsibilities.

A comprehensive high school life skills lesson on budgeting within the Rochester, NY economy, featuring realistic job data, housing costs, and unexpected life scenarios.

A comprehensive simulation-based lesson for 10th-grade students to practice essential adulting skills, including budgeting, career selection, and managing unexpected life events.

Master the transition from student to professional. This lesson covers workplace etiquette and the application process through engaging puzzles and reflective self-assessments.

An interactive board game experience covering essential life skills including financial literacy, time management, communication, and career readiness.

An introductory lesson for 9th graders to understand high school academics, college and career pathways, entrance requirements, and the basics of financial aid including GPA, FAFSA, and scholarships.

A comprehensive guide for Texas high school seniors to navigate graduation requirements, college applications, military enlistment, and workforce entry.

A 20-day series of functional math, life skills, and vocational morning worksheets designed to build real-world independence. Each daily worksheet includes personal information practice, coin and bill calculations, budgeting, next-dollar-up calculations, and real-world functional reading.

A comprehensive proposal for the Board of Education evaluating the fiscal and educational impact of implementing onsite childcare for district staff.

A comprehensive review lesson on understanding pay stubs, focusing on gross vs. net pay, taxes, and deductions for students with intellectual disabilities.