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Budgeting Basics: Foundations of Financial Literacy
Meredith Roe, M.S., ACE Educator
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(11)
In this budgeting crash course, students will learn the basics of creating a budget, the value of commonly purchased items, how to determine a good sale, and shopping strategies.
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How do you determine if a sale is a good deal? Does the store always have BOGO? How can I spend less but still get what I like to eat? This class will be a "crash course" for the basics of creating a budget and grocery shopping. This is designed to be self-paced class, no live instruction will be provided, but do not hesitate to reach out while you're taking the course if your learner needs added support as this is a very customizable course. Please see the class syllabus for details on...
3 lessons//2 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Making a BudgetThis lesson will focus on the difference between needs vs wants (& how someone's "need" can be a "want" for another and vice versa). We'll use the discussion on needs and wants to then create a list of "needs" that will then turn into our budget. We'll dive into the concept of a "four walls budget" and the dangers of prioritizing wants all the time.Week 2Lesson 2Finding the Value: Part OneThis lesson will focus on learning advertising tricks and discussing some items that are almost always on sale to avoid being scammed into spending too much for them.Lesson 3Finding the Value: Part TwoThis lesson will be focused on price comparing. We'll talk about when to buy things in bulk and when to buy things in their regular packaging, how to stretch ingredients, and the value of a treat.
BS Special Education MS Curriculum & Instruction 5+ Years as Special Education Teacher
This class would be a great supplement unit for learners with learning needs such as ADHD, autism, or dyslexia. We'll be using lots of visuals and varying examples of each concept.
I will be sharing my screen during each lesson to showcase the catalogs of several grocery stores: Trader Joes, Aldi, Target, Sam's Club, and Walmart. No account will be required for any website we go to and students will not need to access those websites to complete the lessons as I'll be sharing them on my screen.
No outside curriculum will be used in this course.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(11)
I have 5+ years of experience teaching, both in the special education classroom and working supported employment for adults on the autism spectrum. My bachelors degree is in Special Education from Liberty University and I hold a Master's in...
Self-Paced Class
$10
weekly or $20 for all content3 pre-recorded lessons
2 weeks of teacher support
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1 year of access to the content
Ages: 14-18
