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Welcome to Financial Math!
Mrs. White A - 3
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Syllabus Signature page is due next class.
Cover your textbook and bring it to class every day! You will need a one inch binder and a 70 – page spiral notebook just for Financial Math. You will need binder paper and pencils. My address:
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Make a List: You must have your own copy!
Write down the five most important financial decisions you are likely to make in the next five years. You may work individually or in pairs. Explain why each decision is important: Use complete sentences.
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Lindsey and Her First Job
Read the story on page three. Do any of you currently have a job? Are any of you currently looking for a job? Can you answer any of the questions Alicia asked?
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Student Workbook page 5:
Answer the following on your own paper. Use complete sentences: Explain to Antonio why he needs to make a personal financial plan. What information does Antonio need to include in his financial plan? #1: Antonio has decided to begin a lawn care business. He wants to begin saving for a car and have money after high school graduation. He knows that he will need to invest money to begin his business but at the same time he as already checked into what others are charging for lawn care. Antonio does not know where to begin to make his financial goals a reality.
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Math Workbook page 12: Answer the following on your own paper. Use complete sentences: How much money does Sasha have to spend? Show or explain how you got your answer. How many pairs of jeans and T-shirts can Sasha purchase? Show or explain how you got your answer. #1 Sasha wants to go to the department store this Saturday for the big sale. She has saved $45, received $75 from birthday gift cards, and will receive $125 on Friday from work. Her mother reminds Sasha of the $39 she owes her for the last pair of jeans. Sasha also needs to put $50 in her savings. The sale has $40 jeans at 20 percent off and T-shirts on sale for 3 for $15.99.
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Homework Routine: Example homework with full credit
Example homework with little/no credit. Homework Calendar is an Assignment date calendar – NOT a due date calendar! Homework is due at the beginning of class. Turn in your homework when you come in.
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Turn in your work from today. Staple any pages together
Turn in your work from today! Staple any pages together. Is your name on it? Homework Assignment: Read Chapter 1 pages 4 – 12 Pages 13 – 16 Key Terms (#1 – 3) What Do You Know (#1 – 4, 7, 9, 10)
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