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Agenda, 4/12/2011 1. Quick-write #1, to be completed in your Notebook. Stamp your Venn Diagram from yesterday if you have at least 5 items in each section. Review your answers from your Venn Diagram as a group. 2. Quick-write #2, based on a ‘Baldo’ comic. 3. ‘Investing Basics,’ Guidebook page 78. 4. Workbook pages 97, ‘Credit & Interest’ and 98 ‘Investing Basics’. 5. Update your books for Friday.
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Objectives, 4/12/2011 Students Shall; Explain what is a future goal each one has that will require disciplined financial responsibility. Compose a statement explain how a credit card company could increase their profits. Examine how much can be potential earned with proper investment.
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Quick-write, 4/12/2011. Interpret both quotes. “A fool and his money are easily parted.” -Proverb “If you would be wealthy, think of saving as well as getting.” -Benjamin Franklin
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Quick-write #2 4/12/2011
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Agenda, 4/13/2011 1. Anyone who needs a list of Guidebook & Workbook assignments let me know so you can get one after class. 2. Quick-write, you will be writing your own quotes. You will turn these in. 3. Guidebook page 79, Compounding Interest 4. Balancing Your Budget, Guidebook page 80 (this will be very simple by now). 5. Workbook pages 99 & 100. Make sure your answers take up the entire available space you can use to write. 6. Can you make your own budget? Let’s try. 7. Make sure your Guidebook & Workbook are ready for Friday.
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Objectives, 4/13/2011 Students Shall; Compose there original quotes on financial responsibility. Examine the effects of compound interest. Create your own budget with $4,000 Prepare your Guidebook and Workbook for Fri.
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Agenda 4/14/2011 1. Use your Notebook to interpret 2 quotes & Take out your Guidebook to stamp pages 79 & 80 and Workbook pages 99 & 100. 2. Guidebook page 81, ‘Money Managing Tips’. 3. Can you make your own budget? Let’s try. You will practice writing cheques (or checks) & balancing your account with a sample check register. 4. Homework; Workbook page 100, Money Managing Tips. Go to californiarealitycheck.org and create your budget if you lived in Fresno. I will give you extra credit if you also create your budget if you lived in city found in Southern & Northern California. 5. Make sure your Guidebook & Workbook are ready for Friday.
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Objectives Students Shall; Practice balancing their ideal budget with $4,000 a month this will include; Writing individual cheques (checks)for each transaction and… Balancing a check register.
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Quick-write. Interpret both quotes. “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” Dr. Derek Bok, Former President of Harvard University “The future starts today, not tomorrow.” Pope John Paul II
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Sample Cheque, let’s learn how to fill it out.
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Practice Budget Use the $4,000. How much are you willing to pay for these items (you will write separate checks for each of these). Housing Utilities Food Clothes Health Care Transportation Personal Upkeep Miscellaneous Savings. How much money are you willing to save a month.
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SAMPLE CHECK REGISTER Check #DateDescription of Transaction PaymentDepositBalance
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Agenda, 4/15/2011 Take out your Guidebook & Workbook. Trade & grade them with a teacher selected partner. Make sure that you do not make mistakes on the math. As soon as you finish you need to work on the budget assignment from yesterday. Here’s some suggestions; Use check # 1002 You can use yesterday’s date for the first check you write. Remember to write checks/cheques for each transaction. Update your Check register. Homework: californiarealitycheck.org create a budget living in Fresno. Extra credit, create a budget if you lived in a city in Northern California and Southern California
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Objectives, 4/15/2011 Students Shall; Grade the student Guidebook & Workbook and earn at least a score of 80%. Practice balancing their ideal budget with $4,000 a month this will include; Writing individual cheques (checks)for each transaction and… Balancing a check register.
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Balancing your budget Housing- Apartment, House, Condo? Utilities-Phone, Electricity, Water, Cable/Satellite TV, Internet Food-Grocery Shopping, Dining Out Clothes- How much do you spend on your wardrobe? Health Care- Health Insurance, Doctor’s Visits, Dental Visits, Optometrist Visits. Transportation-Car payments, New or Used Car Vehicle, Public transportation, Insurance, Maintenance. Personal Upkeep- Gym, Haircuts, Spa, etc. Miscellaneous-Anything extra. Savings. How much money are you willing to save a month.
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