Grades 9-12
Objective
In this webinar teachers will be able to identify:
- Key components of budgeting and apply concepts within their classrooms and personal lives.
- Teachers will be presented a variety of resources to integrate into their classrooms and personal lives related to personal finance and budgeting.
Standards
Concepts
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Description
Developing a holiday budget: As you enter the holiday season, it can be challenging to track your spending! Join Cindy Fitzthum as she presents how to develop a holiday budget and embrace a frugal lifestyle. Together, we will explore the main components of budgets and how to look at them from a fresh perspective. We will also understand how frugal choices lead to great choices as we explore a variety of resources.
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