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Using this powerpoint, write cornell notes on these major finance terms. On the left hand side of your notes, you should have 8 major terms discussed

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To learn new terms and reinforce the terms you just learned in the powerpoint, play this game. Write your final score on your Personal Finance Notes page in your notebook

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Give your brain a Financial Football workout - play the NFL-themed video game developed by Visa.

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.

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Edpuzzle assignment. Make video delivery an interactive experience. Students watch the lesson while answering the quizzes. The teacher gets the powerful hassle-free analytics.

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Page right after your Personal Finance notes, answer these three questions in complete sentences.

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Look through this list of starting salaries for career paths. Select a job and look at the starting salary. Then, take the starting salary number (for example: $32,000) and enter it into the "Determining Your Budget" Calculator. This should give you your monthly income with taxes already taken out!

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TheMint.org - Fun For Kids - Determining your Budget

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On your budget spreadsheet paper, write your net monthly income right next to the star.

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Complete your budget savings sheet to figure out how much money you should save for emergencies every week.
Net Monthly Income X .10= How much you should set aside for savings

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Use the budget housing sheet to select your house suitable for your budget. Net Monthly Budget X .35 month max housing. Subtract the housing and utilities from your budget.

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Subtract your car payment, insurance, and gas from your budget.

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Budget your other expenses and subtract as you go to make sure you do not spend more than you have. Do research on how much some of your expenses might cost. For example, you might want to research how much groceries cost for one person a month.

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In your notebook, answer the following questions: 

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In your notebook, answer the following questions: 

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1. How much money  do you have left over each month? What will you do with this money? If you don't have any money left over each month, explain why this is the case.

2. How will you use what you've learned during this project in your life when we become an adult?