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Transcript: Plan Ahead; Delay Spending Money Management: Control Your Cash Flow Spending Plan ~ Road Map for Success PYF – Pay Yourself First Emily Schoenfeldt Use DECIDE steps for all financial situations contributing to lifelong decisions. Without a Spending Plan Establish priorities; plan in advance to: Make progress to achieve goals Avoid “traps” and buyer’s remorse Deal with unexpected costly events Have money on hand when you need it Put you in control of how your money is used Envelope system Weekly receipt tally Checking account register Spreadsheet Personal finance software or app Takeaways Get a Bigger Bucket Short-Term = Up to three months Medium = Three months to a year Define your goal Establish criteria for an acceptable outcome Choose two or three good options Identify pros and cons of the options Decide the option that best matches criteria Evaluate the results Be crafty Help your neighbors Teach others Be a tech troubleshooter Work for your parents Start an Internet business Long-Term = More than a year DECIDE is to Make a Decision SMART Goals Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant Time-Bound Track Your Money Set aside money for “big ticket” items Avoid borrowing, which costs you more money Very wise to save a little now for later Every time you PYF you have more money to spend later on things that are important to you Tips Informative Video Remember SMART Goals DECIDE Steps Spending Plan Pay Yourself First (PYF) Get a Bigger Bucket Track Your Money 0.00 - 0.30 Middle School Presentation May come up short on money before the next paycheck or allowance payment More likely to not reach long-term spending goals Added stress if struggling to keep up with payments May need to give up something you planned if money needs to be used for unexpected emergencies Give up independence if you need to rely on others for financial help

Favorite Middle School Topic

Transcript: Favorite Middle School Topic The Impact of Climate and Human Activity on the Ozone Layer How To Solve This Problem The Ozone molecule About 90% of ozone in the air equals to around 3 billions metric tons. That is equal to 6,613,867,865,546 trillion pounds. The Ozone Molecule The ozone layer is made up of three ozygen atoms. The weight of the molecule is ~1.76 pounds. Ozone Pollution 50 years ago Ozone pollution During the 70s, 80s, and 90s, humans were emmitting huge amounts of substances that made the ozone layer slowly disappear. Ozone holes were being created because of all the gasses in the air. All the gases in the air was not good for the ozone layer. Human effects on Ozone gasses For people that are 50 years or older are in more danger of seeing ozone related complications than the younger population. Human effects on the ozone If ozone emissions continue, it could have life-threatening issues to all the life on Earth. The weather aournd the world and in the U.S. will get worse and become more deadly. Healing Ozone layer In the 1980s, the world came together to form an international agreement to reduce – and eventually disappear – emissions of these harsh gasses and chemicals. Solution The ozone holes are not growing anymore and are now starting to shrink slowly. In 2017, the ozone hole was healing. Since then, global emissions have fallen by almost 100%. By the year 2040, the ozone layer is expected to reach the levels that they were in the early 1980s. Wrap-Up Conclude Finally, the reason why I chose to do this project is because this topic was my favorite topic in middle school from 7th grade. And second, the topic of climate change really interested me and made me want to research the effects it has on the planet.

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Middle School Mathematics Template

Transcript: Engage with the Warm-Up Task Effective Assessment and Constructive Feedback This warm-up task is designed to activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the lesson ahead. It will involve a quick review of essential math concepts to set the stage for deeper learning. Middle School Mathematics Template This slide summarizes the importance of assessments in measuring student understanding and the role of feedback in enhancing learning. Assessments will be varied, including quizzes, assignments, and self-assessments, while feedback will be focused on guiding students to improve their skills and understanding. Understanding Core Concepts Students will understand and apply key mathematical concepts including fractions, decimals, and percentages in real-life situations. Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills A Reusable Framework for Engaging Lessons Learning Outcomes Students will develop problem-solving skills by working through various math scenarios and practice problems. Effective Communication of Ideas Students will be able to communicate mathematical ideas clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing. Aligned with Key Concepts Practice problems will be designed to align with key concepts covered in the lesson, allowing students to apply their knowledge effectively. Varied Difficulty Levels Practice Problems These problems will vary in difficulty to accommodate different skill levels, ensuring that all students can participate and learn at their own pace. Promote Collaboration Students will also have opportunities to work in groups, promoting collaboration and discussion as they tackle the problems together. Lesson Progression in Middle School Mathematics This timeline illustrates the flow of the lesson components, highlighting the key stages in student learning. Week 2 Week 4 Week 1 Week 3 Introduction to key mathematical concepts, focusing on foundational skills such as addition, subtraction, and basic geometry. Exploration of more advanced topics including fractions, decimals, and their applications in real-life scenarios. Introduction of algebraic concepts, including variables and simple equations, to prepare students for higher-level math. Engagement in practical problem-solving sessions, allowing students to apply their knowledge in various contexts. Advanced Concepts Foundational Concepts Advanced concepts include geometry, statistics, and algebra. These areas build on foundational knowledge and introduce more complex reasoning and problem-solving skills. Fundamental concepts such as numbers, operations, and equations form the basis of mathematical understanding. These concepts are essential for solving real-world problems and further mathematical exploration.

Middle School Presentation

Transcript: Finance COMPANY LOGO By Jack Demet and Nathan Valk Personal Saving Saving Pay yourself first! Always save money before you spend it. Start Saving as early as you can The more time the more money can accumulate from interest Average saving account interest rate: 0.06% $10,000 vs. $10,030.04 Interest Example You Have $10,000 Keep at home Put in a Bank Account Result: After 5 years you have $10,000 Result: After 5 years you have $10,030.04 While the interest rate is not high enough to keep up with inflation (3%) it's better to have it increase in value a little bit than decrease Or Other benefits of Savings Account: Benefit of saving Money is safer in a vault at a bank than at your house Money in bank is insured up to a certain max value Its easy to withdrawl (take money out) and deposit (put money in) funds into a savings account. (liquidity) Investing Investing Spending money in hopes of making a profit sometime in the future The riskier the investment the higher potential return you can get The lower the risk, the lower the potential return is Investments Types of Investments Bonds You loan money to a corporation or US government Stocks Money raised by a business through the subscription of shares Collectibles Valued Item that is sought out by collectors Mutual Funds Program funded by investors that invests in a diversification of stocks Investing Tips Competitive Analysis Strengths Weaknesses COMPANY LOGO Investing Tips Invest Early Diversify Do not put all your eggs in one basket If its too good to be true, it probably is You have to Spend Money to Make Money Investing Tips Goals S.M.A.R.T. Goals S- Specific What needs to be accoplished? Who else will be involved? Where will this take place? M- Measurable How will I know ive succeeded? A- Attainable Is the goal reasonable for me? (not to hard not too easy) R- Relevant Is it worthwhile? Is it meaningful or something others want me to do? T- Times bound When do I start? When will I be finnished? How to acheive your Goals Make a plan! Without a plan, it is easy to get distracted. Make sure you actualy want to accomplish this goal. Not somehting your mom told you to do. Tips for Acheiving Goals Examples Examples of S.M.A.R.T. Goals Short-Term (up to 3 months) Save money to spend at the mall Save $50 from every paycheck for 2 months so that I can save up enough money to go shopping at the mall. Medium-Term (3 months to a year) Buying A computer Work an extra job that makes $50 a week and save 35% of paycheck money so that I can buy a laptop to use for school later in the year. Long-Term (A year or more) Save for college tuition Save money from birthday and holiday along with 85% of paycheck for the next 2 years to pay my freshman year tuition. Credit Credit Cards Payment card issued to customers for them to purchase goods and services The Credit Card company pays for your purchases knowing that you will pay them back at a later date Works like a loan (Borrowing Money) for all of your purchases Credit Card companies make their money by charging interest on the money that you owe them You will receive a credit card bill every month with the amount you owe Benefits of Credit Cards Benefits of Credit Cards Companies will offer rewards/points for the purchases you make Thieves cannot steal money from you because the money that is on the credit card is not yours (Protection from fraud) If you buy a product and it does not meet your standards you can return more easily than a debit card Credit Card companies can offer you insurance Misconceptions & Mistakes Misconceptions & Mistakes Missing payments It is always best to make payments as soon as you can Pretending credit does not exist You are earning credit so use it Not setting a budget You do not want to spend more money than you have Only paying the minimum amount due each month You want to pay as much as you can early so that you do not have to pay more in the long run Credit Card Tips Credit Card Tips Types of things to buy Food & Clothing because they are cheap and easy to pay back Car because it is a large purchase so you will get a lot of point/rewards and it will take sometime to pay off Set a reminder every month to pay your debt Pay in full (Pay off all the money you owe so you can avoid interest building up) Check Credit Card account weekly Track purchases (Keep receipts) so they match your credit card statement

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