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Money Management: Creating a Spend and Save Plan
Dr. Harper, Ed.D.
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This lesson is an introduction to managing student allowances by creating spending and saving plans.
Class Experience
What Students Will Learn: Objective #1 Students will recognize how to create a spending plan by dividing their allowance into spend, save, and give categories. Objective #2 Students will learn how to balance income and expenses. Objective #3 Students will gain confidence in preparing spending plans. Background Knowledge Needed: Students need to have knowledge of receiving an allowance and using that allowance to pay for personal wants and needs. Materials Needed • Copies of the...
I am a veteran teacher with experience in teaching money management skills in self-contained classrooms. As a mother, I also have experience helping my son and daughter manage plans for spending and saving. My personal approach is unique through my focus on helping students learn to become accountable for their spending and saving habits.
5 files available upon enrollmentThe students will be provided with a recommended reading list of books related to learning about allowances and spending plans, copies of expenditure cards to use for a lesson activity, a copy of a One Week Spending Diary page, and a copy of a One Month Spending Diary page.
Joined December, 2018
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Teacher expertise and credentials
3 Teaching Certificates
California Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
California Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Texas Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Doctoral Degree in Education from University of Phoenix
Greetings OutSchool Parents and Students! I am Dr. Debra Harper. My specialty areas of teaching are English language arts, beginning, intermediate, and secondary reading skills, beginning, intermediate, and secondary writing instruction, reading...
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Group Class
$25
per classMeets once
55 min
Completed by 242 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-12
1-6 learners per class
