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Financial Literacy and Budgeting Bundle for High School Students

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Subject
Business
Grades
9th - 12th
Format
Microsoft PowerPoint · 75 pages

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The Financial Literacy and Budgeting Bundle for High School Students is the perfect resource to teach high school students about important life skills like how to develop financial independence and become fiscally responsible. This resource is perfect for teaching teenage students about budgeting money, paying off debt, saving money. This bundle of resources will especially help students as they get ready to launch into their post-secondary transitions. Managing finances are an important part of adulthood or "adulting" that students can learn while they're still in high school or before they graduate from high school. What's Included in this High School Counseling Ice Breaker Bundle? (Want just one of these resources? Each one is also sold on its own in the shop.) Financial Aid and FAFSA Bulletin Board • Promote college readiness, financial literacy, and fiscal awareness in your high school setting. This resource will inspire and educate on responsible financial aid literacy with your high school students. Educate your students on the FAFSA and college financial success. Give students financial information they can use to prepare for college. Financial Aid Literacy Digital Presentation for High School Students • This Google Slides™ resource will equip your high school students and prepare them for their post-secondary transition to college! Topics covered include scholarships, student loans, grants, and work-study. This presentation can be used with students or parents to teach about the basics of financial aid and student loans. Students (and their school counselors, parents, and teachers) can rest assured they will be knowledgeable and equipped for their next phase whether that is two-year or four-year college. High School Student Budgeting Workbook and Spreadsheet • Teach high school students how to develop financial independence and become fiscally responsible. This resource is perfect for teaching teenage students about budgeting money, paying off debt, saving money, post-secondary transitions, or general life skills when it comes to finances. This resource includes introduction slides, a workbook, an Excel template, and reflection questions for parenting and pregnant students. All of the resources come with implementation instructions. Updated 6/27/23: The Financial Aid and FAFSA Bulletin Board and the Financial Aid Literacy Presentation have both been updated to reflect changes for the 2024-2025 FAFSA including opening date and "SAI" or "Student Aid Index." How Can I Use This? • perfect for a classroom setting or small group lesson about budgeting money, paying off debt, saving money, post-secondary transitions, or general life skills • add it onto a financial literacy unit that you're teaching in a classroom setting • use as part of an "adulting day" for students • use the resources as transitional lessons in a special education setting If I Liked This Resource, What Else Might I Like? Try the Transition to College Digital Presentation or the Senior Year Planning Guide!

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Terms of Use

You can:

  • Print and copy for your own personal or professional use.
  • Share it with students or parents on a password-protected site, like Google Classroom.
  • Get free updates by logging back in and re-downloading.

You cannot:

  • Post it anywhere public, like shared network drives, classroom or department websites, or any other open site.
  • Pass it along to other colleagues, departments, schools, or districts.
  • Change it to give away or sell.
  • Upload it into AI tools or use it to train AI.

This is a single-use license for one counselor. Sharing with your team? Get extra licenses at a discount, or ask about an annual license for your whole team or district.

Resource types
Bulletin Board Ideas, Workbooks

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