Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities, Grade 4 Teacher Resource

by Evan-Moor Educational Publishers

Overview

Give fourth grade students important life skills by teaching them about money and financial concepts and how to apply math to the world around them!

This dynamic teaching resource provides reproducible cut-out math manipulatives, reference sheets, and visual aids to support students as they explore real-world lessons and hands-on activities related to paying bills, earning money at a job, using banks, paying for health services, buying things at a store, and more.

Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities for Grade 4 is based on national and state standards and enriches any math curriculum in the classroom or home.

What's Inside

Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities Grade 4 is based on current national and state standards, and each of the 10 units includes:

• Teacher overview with a suggested teaching plan, discussion questions, and vocabulary
• Real-world story that introduces each unit's theme in the context of real life
• Cross-curricular activities including vocabulary, reading comprehension, and social studies
• Math application that presents scenarios using money-based word problems
• Hands-on activities such as partner and whole-class games and role playing that bring the concepts to life

Valuable teaching tools include these reproducible worksheets:

• Cut-out math manipulatives such as play money
• Reference sheets and visual aids such as number charts and balance sheets
• Glossary of vocabulary words

144 reproducible pages. Includes answer key.

This is a reproducible resource (photocopying of lessons is permitted) for single classroom or individual home use only.

About Evan-Moor Educational Publishers

Igniting young minds to help every child learn and succeed! Evan-Moor creates engaging and meaningful learning resources for children in grades PreK - 8. Trusted by parents and teachers for over 45 years, Evan-Moor's award-winning resources are thoughtfully developed to nurture children's hearts and minds to help them reach their full potential.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781645142683
Publisher:	Evan-Moor Educational Publishers
Publication date:	01/01/2023
Series:	Financial Literacy Lessons & Activities
Pages:	144
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.37(d)
Age Range:	9 - 10 Years

About the Author

Igniting young minds to help every child learn and succeed!

Evan-Moor creates engaging and meaningful learning resources for children in grades PreK–8. Trusted by parents and teachers for over 45 years, Evan-Moor’s award-winning resources are thoughtfully developed to nurture children’s hearts and minds to help them reach their full potential.

Table of Contents

What's in Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities 6

How to Use Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities 9

Reproducible Student Resource/Reference Pages

Play Money Cutouts 10

Multiply to 100 Table 11

How to Add and Subtract Decimals 12

Balance Sheet 13

Number Lines 14

Vocabulary Definitions 15

Units

Buying at the Store 18

Financial Concepts: All choices have an "opportunity cost": the options you don't choose.

Buyers prioritize or rank what they want.

Buyers should consider cost vs. benefit (is it worth what you're paying?).

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, currency

Earning Money at a Job 30

Financial Concepts: Different jobs require different skills.

Employers pay what they think the skills are worth.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, graphs, currency

Making and Following a Budget 42

Financial Concepts: A budget is a plan for earning and spending money.

Income must always be at least as high as expenses.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, currency

Using Banks 54

Financial Concepts: Individual people and businesses have their own accounts at banks.

Banks have many services, including savings accounts, checking accounts, and lending money.

Banks charge money for their services.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, currency

Raising Money to Help Others 66

Financial Concepts: When people or communities experience hardship, their needs may not be met.

Some valuable public services may not have adequate funding.

People and organizations raise money to help those in need.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, currency

Planning a Party 78

Financial Concepts: Celebrations and get-togethers often involve buying goods and services.

Decisions made about goods and services involve many features that need to be ranked.

Goods and services need to be appropriate for the type of party.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, currency

Starting a Business 90

Financial Concepts: Starting a business takes effort and planning.

The business owner pays employees and pays for all resources needed.

The business owner keeps all the money that is left over.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, currency

Paying Bills 102

Financial Concepts: There are many recurring costs involved in running a household.

We pay for services that provide power, water, and communication.

We pay for ongoing subscriptions, lessons, and memberships.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, currency

Using Credit Cards 114

Financial Concepts: Credit is a promj.se to pay for goods and services later.

Credit cards allow delayed payment for a short or long time.

The longer you take to pay, the more you pay.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, currency

Paying for Health Services 126

Financial Concepts: We pay for healthcare workers, medicines, and medical treatments.

Some services, including public health, are paid for by governments.

Many people buy insurance to lower the cost of healthcare.

Math Skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, currency

Answer Key 138