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Bank Statement Review

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Bank Statement Review

October Week 1 Extension Activity

Key Concept: Knowing where our money is goes is an important concept of financial literacy. Students can complete the bank statement review to identify parts of a bank statement.

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• Hang posters boards around the room to create “stations” around the classroom. Post a topic and question on each poster.
• Divide students evenly into small groups up to 4.
• Each group begins at a different station.
• Teachers will set a timer and students will stay at each station for that set period of time. (1-2 minutes)
• During their time at each station, students will read the question and write or paste their answers on the chart paper. Once their answer is recorded, students should review answers written by other students.
• When the time goes off, students will rotate to the next station, circling around the room.
• This will repeat until each group has visited each station.
• Once all groups have visited all stations, students will will participate in a quick debrief. Students will share what they notice about answers on each poster.

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For a participation dollar, what are some ways we can track our money?

For a participation dollar, what are some things we track throughout the month?

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For a participation dollar, who can share a summary of their payroll earnings?

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For a participation dollar, who can tell me where they spent money this month?

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Bank statement

Pay stub

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Tier 2/3 Modification

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earnings

spending

budgeting

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Participation

Exit Ticket

Employee Salary

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Tier 2/3 Modification

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Bills

Rewards

Saving

Back to question

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