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Budgeting ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsDevelop a plan forspending and saving.- Jump tart Spending& Saving Standard 1(see saving &investing for savinglessons)Council for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) Managing Your MoneyFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 8 What's the Cost of Spending and Saving?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 5, Lesson 20 Creating and Using a BudgetCapstone: Unit 3, Lesson 17 Financial Planning: Budgeting Your Financial ResourcesPersonal Decision Making, Lesson 6 Making Choices About Saving & Investing Capstone: Unit3, Lesson 16 Powerball EconomicsMathematics & Economics: Connections for Life 9-12Other LessonsVideos/Activities How to use EconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Resources by TopicLifeSmarts.org Budgeting – LifeSmarts ULifeSmarts.org Building a Better BudgetEconEdLink.org Budgeting (Math focus)EconEdLink.org Help Angela build wealth overthe long termGeniRevolution.org – Mission 1 Help the O’Neils save 300 amonth for a down payment on ahouseGeniRevolution.org: Mission 4 Budget Odyssey InteractiveEconEdLink.org Money Management/BudgetingEconEdLink.org Concept Video Managing Your Money Podcast,Companion Lesson Plan,Vocabulary List, & VocabularyPromptsConsumerMan Podcast,LifeSmarts.org *SEE MORE IN THE SAVING & INVESTING THEMEDevelop a system forkeeping and usingfinancial records.- Jump tart Spending& Saving Standard 2Describe how to usedifferent paymentmethods.- Jump tart Spending& Saving Standard 3 Banking BasicsFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 9 Financial InstitutionsYour Credit Counts Challenge: Section 2 The Instruments and Institutions of Modern FinancialMarketsTeaching Financial Crises, Lesson 7 The Mathematics of Credit Card Interest and FixedPaymentsMathematics and Economics, Lesson 15 Cash Flow and the Successful EntrepreneurEntrepreneurship in the U.S. Economy, Lesson 22 Banking BasicsFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 9 Should I Use Cash or Credit?EconEdLink.org The Credit Card MysteryEconEdLink.org The Costs of CreditEconEdLink.org Fact or Fake Out PowerPointConsumer Resources andinstructor notesLifeSmarts.org Convince Paul, Fred, and Dianato reconsider their choice offinancial institututionGeniRevolution.org - Mission 7

Apply consumerskills to purchasedecisions.- Jump tart Spending& Saving Standard 4 The Economic Way of ThinkingFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 1, Lesson 2 Decision MakingFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 1, Lesson 3 Managing Your MoneyFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 8*SEE MORE IN THE GOALS & DECISION MAKING THEME*SEE MORE ON RENTING/OWNING HOME IN HOUSINGSECTION THEME*SEE MORE ON CAR PURCHASE IN TRANSPORTATIONTHEMEUse a personalfinancial plan.- Jump tart FinancialDecision MakingStandard 8 How to Really be a MillionaireFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 1, Lesson 1 Managing Your MoneyFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 8 Building Wealth over the Long TermLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation, Lesson9 Planning Your Financial FutureLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation, Lesson21 Buying vs. RentingEconedLink.org My Credit Rating: Why ShouldI Care?EconEdLink.org Show Me The MoneyEconEdLink.org Trish and Scott’s BigAdventure: An Investigationof Regional Housing CostsEconEdLink.org The Early 1980’s: A ToughTime for Home Builders andMortgage BankersEconEdLink.org Schemes Scams & PloysPowerpoint & Notes PPLifeSmarts.org Reaction & Action Powerpoint& Notes PPLifeSmarts.org Consumer Rights on FraudAction, Awareness & Analysis– LifeSmarts ULifeSmarts.org How Long is Your LifeEconEdlink.org Help the O’Neils save 300 amonth for a down payment on ahouseGeniRevolution.org: Mission 4 Conduct the Red Rooster Clubannual financial planningworkshopGeniRevolution.org: Mission 15* Virtual Economics is a flash drive containing most resources found through the Council for Economic Education (CEE). Version 4.5 contains all CEE printresources as 2015. Kansas teachers receive this resource for free by attending the KCEE Financial Fitness Extravaganza or at other workshops throughoutKansas. If you do not have a copy and are interested in receiving one, please contact [email protected] to see availability or to receive a 30% discount onpurchasing one.

Saving and Investing ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsDevelop a plan forsaving.-Jump tart Spending& Saving Standard 1Explain howinvesting buildswealth and helpsmeet financial goals.- Jump tart InvestingStandard 1Council for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) Why SaveLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 1 Why Not Save?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 13 Planning Your Financial FutureLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 21 The Mathematics of SavingsMathematics & Economics, Lesson 14 Making Choices About Saving & Investing Capstone:Unit 3, Lesson 16 Cash or AnnuityMathematics & Economics, Lesson 11 More lessons on saving can be found in the budgetingtheme How to Really be a MillionaireFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 1, Lesson 1 What's the Cost of Spending and Saving?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 5, Lesson 20 Internet Tools and InvestingFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 5, Lesson 22 Why Save? (Compound Interest)Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 1 What is a Mutual FundLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 6 Building Wealth over the Long TermLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 9 Why Not Save?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 13Other Lessons How to use EconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Resources by TopicLifeSmarts.org Time Value of MoneyEconEdLink.org The Benefits of Investing EarlyEconEdLink.org Timing is EverythingEconEdLink.org The Five Stages of InvestingEconEdLink.orgSimulations/Videos Saving and InvestmentEconEdLink.org Concept Video Compound Interest CalculatorEconEdLink.org Conduct the Red Rooster Clubannual financial planningworkshopGeniRevolution.org – Mission 15 Help Angela build Wealth Overthe Long TermGeniRevolution.org - Mission 1 How Does Money Grown Overtime?The Stock Market Game What is a Stock?The Stock Market Game What is Diversification?The Stock Market Game

Evaluate investmentalternatives.- Jump tart InvestingStandard 2 The Language of Financial MarketsLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 20 Planning Your Financial FutureLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 21 What is a Stock?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 3 Finding Financial Information OnlineLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 4 What is a Bond?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 5 What is a Mutual FundLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 6 Researching CompaniesLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 11 Investing InternationallyLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 19 What's the Cost of Spending and Saving?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 5, Lesson 20 There is No Free Lunch in InvestingFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 5, Lesson 21 Understanding a Balance SheetEconEdLink.org Advise Kai on how to invest hisgrandmother’s 10,000GeniRevolution.org: Mission 6 Help Uncle Louie learn the basicsabout stocksGeniRevolution.org: Mission 8 Teach Tyrone and Felicia how toinvest in bondsGeniRevolution.org: Mission 9 Teach a group of students how toinvest in mutual fundsGeniRevolution.org: Mission 10 Advise a Gen I donor on her 10million investmentGeniRevolution.org: Mission 11 Show Jasmine what determinesstock pricesGeniRevolution.org: Mission 12 Advise Markos on how toweather a crash in thescholarship fundGeniRevolution.org: Mission 13 Risk and ReturnEconEdLink.org Concept Video What is a Stock?The Stock Market Game What is Diversification?The Stock Market Game Buy, Sell or Hold?The Stock Market Game Investment StrategyThe Stock Market Game What Is Risk?The Stock Market Game

Demonstrate how tobuy and sellinvestments.- Jump tart InvestingStandard 3Investigate howagencies protectinvestors andregulate financialmarkets andproducts.- Jump tart InvestingStandard 4 What is a Stock?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 3 What is a Bond?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 5 What is a Mutual FundLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 6 What Are Stock Markets?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 7 Buying on the Margin & Selling Short?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 8 How Are Stock Prices Determined?Learning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 14 The Language of Financial MarketsLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 20 The Role of Government in Financial MarketsLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 15 Lessons from History: Stock Market Crashes Learning,Earning & Investing for a New Generation, Lesson 16 The Instruments and Institutions of Modern FinancialMarketsTeaching Financial Crises, Lesson 7 Understanding Financial Markets, 2007-2009Teaching Financial Crises, Lesson 8 NYSE Made EasyEconEdLink Who is Janet Yellen?EconEdLink How Would Raising Debt CeilingImpact U.S. Bond Market?EconEdLink What Is a Mutual Fund?The Stock Market Game What Is a Bond?The Stock Market Game How Does Money Grown Overtime?The Stock Market Game Advise political leaders on theireconomic forecastsGeniRevolution.org – Mission 14 MarketsThe Stock Market Game Financial MarketsEconEdLink.org Concept Video Identifying Ticker Symbols andInterpreting Stock Quotes LessonThe Stock Market Game Managing Your Mutual FundThe Stock Market Game Investor ProtectionThe Stock Market Game Ethics in the Stock MarketThe Stock Market Game

Financial Institutions in the U.S. EconomyLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 10Other Resources What is a Company?The Stock Market Game What Goes Around: BusinessCyclesThe Stock Market Game The Super Bowl ProjectThe Stock Market Game * Virtual Economics is a flash drive containing most resources found through the Council for Economic Education (CEE). Version 4.5 contains all CEE printresources as 2015. Kansas teachers receive this resource for free by attending the KCEE Financial Fitness Extravaganza or at other workshops throughoutKansas. If you do not have a copy and are interested in receiving one, please contact [email protected] to see availability or to receive a 30% discount onpurchasing one.

Credit ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsAnalyze the costsand benefits ofvarious types ofcredit.-Jump tart Creditand Debt Standard 1Council for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) What is Credit?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 11 Making Credit ChoicesFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 12 All About InterestFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 14 Shopping for a Credit CardFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 15 Shopping for an Auto LoanFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 17 Credit: Your Best Friend or Your Worst EnemyLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 12 Credit ManagementCapstone, Unit 3 Lesson 18 The Mathematics of Credit Card Interest and FixedPaymentsMathematics and Economics, Lesson 15 Consumer Credit: Buy Now, Pay LaterPersonal Decision Making, Lesson 10Summarize aborrowers' rightsand responsibilitiesrelated to creditreports.-Jump tart Creditand Debt Standard 2 Making Credit ChoicesFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 12 Applying for CreditFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 13Apply strategies toavoid or correct debt Making Credit ChoicesFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 12EconEdLink.org& others How to use EconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Resources by TopicLifeSmarts.org The Costs of CreditEconEdLink.org Should I Use Cash or Credit?EconEdLink.org The Credit Card MysteryEconEdLink.org Credit for BeginnersEconEdLink.org Your Credit CardEconEdLink.org How Expensive are Payday Loans?EconEdLink.org Earning Credit (math focus)EconEdLink.org Q T Pi Fashions-Learning AboutCredit Card UseEconEdLink.org Credit Powerpoint & Notes PPLifeSmarts.org Credit – LifeSmarts ULifeSmarts.org My Credit Rating: Why Should ICareEconEdLink.org Show Me The MoneyEconEdLink.org Credit ReportEconEdLink.org The Credit Card MysteryEconEdlink.orgSimulations/Other Videos Teach Justin about creditGeniRevolution.org, Mission 5 CreditEconEdLink.org Concept Video Compound InterestEconEdLink.org Concept Video The State of Student Loans:More Debt, More Defaults, MoreProblemsEconEdLink.org – Paul Solomon Your Credit Report Podcast,Companion Lesson Plan,crossword puzzle, puzzle withword bank, & puzzle answer keyConsumerMan Podcast,LifeSmarts.org Teach Justin about creditGeniRevolution.org, Mission 5

managementproblems.-Jump tart Creditand Debt Standard 3Summarize majorconsumer creditlaws.-Jump tart Creditand Debt Standard 4 Applying for CreditFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 13 Shopping for a Credit CardFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 15 What is Credit?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 11 Credit: Your Best Friend or Your Worst EnemyLearning, Earning & Investing for a New Generation,Lesson 12 Consumer Credit ProtectionFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 18 Shopping for an Auto LoanFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 17 Scams and Schemes FinancialFitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 19 What is Credit?Financial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 11 Convince Paul, Fred, and Diana toreconsider their choice offinancial institututionGeniRevolution.org, Mission 7 Developing Good Credit HabitsEconEdLink.org Credit Cards and ConsumerProtection LawsLifeSmarts U.S. Senate Mulls Over BankruptcyLegislationEconEdLink.org* Virtual Economics is a flash drive containing most resources found through the Council for Economic Education (CEE). Version 4.5 contains all CEE printresources as 2015. Kansas teachers receive this resource for free by attending the KCEE Financial Fitness Extravaganza or at other workshops throughoutKansas. If you do not have a copy and are interested in receiving one, please contact [email protected] to see availability or to receive a 30% discount onpurchasing one.

Banking Services ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsDevelop a system forkeeping and usingfinancial records.(Banking focus)-Jump tart Spendingand Saving Standard 2Describe how to usedifferent paymentmethods. (BankingFocus)-Jump tart Spendingand Saving Standard 3Council for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) The Instruments and Institutions of Modern FinancialMarketsTeaching Financial Crisis, Lesson 7 Financial InstitutionsCapstone, Section 2 Banking BasicsFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 3, Lesson 9 The Case of the Gigantic 100,000 BillHigh School Economics 3rd EditionOther ResourcesEconEdLink.org& others How to use EconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Resources by TopicLifeSmarts.org Preparing a 1040EZ Tax FormEconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Finance Coach GuideLifeSmarts.org Banking ServicesLifeSmarts.org LifeSmarts U Banking ServicesLifeSmarts.org Banks & Credit Unions Part 1EconEdLink.org Fact or Fake Out PowerPointConsumer Resources andinstructor notesLifeSmarts.org Who is Janet YellenEconEdLink.org It’s a Not So Wonderful Life (Fed)EconEdLink.orgSimulations/Other Videos Convince Paul, Fred and Diana toreconsider their choice offinancial institutionGeniRevolution.org - Mission 7 Making Sen e of Bailouts: Whythe U.S. Government BoughtTroubled AssetsEconEdLink.org* Virtual Economics is a flash drive containing most resources found through the Council for Economic Education (CEE). Version 4.5 contains all CEE printresources as 2015. Kansas teachers receive this resource for free by attending the KCEE Financial Fitness Extravaganza or at other workshops throughoutKansas. If you do not have a copy and are interested in receiving one, please contact [email protected] to see availability or to receive a 30% discount onpurchasing one.

Transportation Decisions ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsApply consumerskills to spendingand saving decisions.(Transportationfocus)-Jump tart Spendingand Saving Standard4Justify reasons touse property andliability insurance.(TransportationFocus)-Jump tart Risk andInsurance Standard 2Other ResourcesCouncil for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) Shopping for an Auto LoanFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 17 Interest Rates: Let’s Go Shopping for MoneyHigh School Economics 3rd Edition Everything You Ever Wanted to Know AboutAutomobile Insurance Other LessonsSimulations/Videos How to use EconEdLink.org LifeSmarts Resources by TopicLifeSmarts.org In the Market for a New Car? Earning CreditEconEdLink.org Show Me the MoneyEconEdLink.org Car Loan ProjectEconEdLink.org Car Shopper AppEcEdLink.org Discover How Two Way Tables areUsed to Determine Auto InsuranceDeductibles and Premiums Buying a Car Podcast andCompanion Lesson PlanLifeSmarts.org Fill’er up PleaseEconEdLink.org * Virtual Economics is a flash drive containing most resources found through the Council for Economic Education (CEE). Version 4.5 contains all CEE printresources as 2015. Kansas teachers receive this resource for free by attending the KCEE Financial Fitness Extravaganza or at other workshops throughoutKansas. If you do not have a copy and are interested in receiving one, please contact [email protected] to see availability or to receive a 30% discount onpurchasing one.

Housing Decisions ThemePersonal FinanceConcepts/StandardsRecognize theresponsibilitiesassociated with personalfinancial decisions.(Housing Focus)-Jump tart FinancialDecision MakingStandard 1Council for Economic Education Lessons(most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) Understanding Financial Markets, 2007-2009Teaching Financial Crisis, Lesson 8 The Role of Housing in the Financial Crisis of2007-2009Teaching Financial Crisis, Lesson 6 The Instruments and Institutions of ModernFinancial MarketsTeaching Financial Crisis, Lesson 7 The Urban Housing MysteryThe Great Economic Mysteries Book: A Guide toTeaching Economics, Chapter 4: Lesson 9Use reliable resourceswhen making financialdecisions. (HousingFocus)-Jump tart FinancialDecision MakingStandard 2 Interest Rates: Let’s Go Shopping for MoneyHigh School Economics 3rd Edition Shopping for a MortgageFinancial Fitness for Life: Theme 4, Lesson 16Make criterion-basedfinancial decisions bysystematicallyconsidering alternativesand consequences.(Housing Focus)- Jump tart FinancialDecision MakingStandard 4 Housing: Deciding to Rent or BuyPersonal Decision Making: Focus on Econ,Lesson 11 A Roof Over Your HeadYour Credit Counts, Section 4 Why Renter's Insurance?Virtual Economics Insurance Lesson 4Other LessonsSi

Personal Finance Concepts/Standards Council for Economic Education Lessons (most lessons are from Virtual Economics*) Other Lessons Simulations/Videos Explore job and career options. -Employment and Income, Standard 1 Looking for a Job Financial Fitness for Life, Theme 2: