Eleven lessons, a picture and a quiz for each, discussion prompts, a five-session plan, a worksheet mode, an answer key and a certificate. Print it or run it from the screen. Nothing on these pages sells anything to a minor, no money is ever involved, and no account is needed. The lessons themselves are the same ones on the Youth page, so a student can revisit them at home.
Each session is two or three lessons. Read the lesson aloud or have a student read it, look at the picture together, ask the discussion prompts, then let everyone answer the quiz on their own sheet. The "Try it" line at the end of each lesson is homework.
Pulled live from the Youth page so the two never drift apart. Under each lesson: prompts for the room, added for teachers.
This certifies that the student named below has completed all eleven lessons of the money unit: what a company is, what a share is, why prices move, supply and demand, how to read a chart, risk and reward, diversification, compounding, what an option is, what crashes teach, and the one rule for life.
Every lesson ended with something you could check yourself. Keep checking.
Everything on this page and this site is for education. Nothing here is financial advice, nothing is sold to anyone under 18, and no account is required to use this kit. Teachers and parents may print and copy it freely for classroom or home use. Questions: support@hou5emoney.com.