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A New Helmet (A Story About Budgeting): A Penny Power Financial Literacy Podcast for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Budgeting through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The fourth unit on Budgeting includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of budgeting. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
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Budgeting 101: A Penny Power Financial Literacy Podcast for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Budgeting through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The fourth on Budgeting includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of budgeting. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
How to Spend $50 Bucks: (A story about Earning, Spending, Saving, and Sharing): A Penny Power Financial Literacy Story for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Earning, Spending, Sharing, and Saving through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The third unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Earning, Spending, Saving, and Sharing. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Earn, Spend, Save, & Share: A Penny Power Financial Literacy Story for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Earning, Spending, Sharing, and Saving through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The third unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Earning, Spending, Saving, and Sharing. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Bubbles, Please!: A Penny Power Story for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Goods and Services through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The second unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Goods and Services. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Goods and Services: A Penny Power Article for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores Goods and Services through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The second unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Goods and Services. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Jack's "New" Kicks: A Penny Power Story for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores NEEDS and WANTS through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The first unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Needs and Wants. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Needs and Wants: A Penny Power Article for Kids
Penny Power Content for Kids is a way to teach children financial literacy. This pack explores NEEDS and WANTS through both fiction and non-fiction. If you are looking for more information, head over to TPT and search Penny Power to find resource packs that are great for grade 2-5 teachers and families.
The first unit includes the following:
This pack includes 2 lessons, although this may need to be completed over multiple sessions based on the amount of time you have in your class.
Lesson 1 includes a fictional story, a non-fiction passage, as well as a student story about the topic. Lesson 1 also includes comprehension questions to deepen understanding.
Lesson 2 includes hands-on activities to further the understanding of the lesson concepts.
This pack is on the topic of Needs and Wants. This is a scaffolded curriculum, so we highly recommend that you begin with unit 1 and proceed in sequential order.
Find the packs here.
More info:
This curriculum has been created in conjunction with Tori Filas, the author of A Budget for Bingo. This brilliantly crafted story with perfect illustrations is a great starting point as you discuss financial literacy with your child or students.
Each unit of this curriculum will have components that reference the book. You can purchase the book on Amazon where it is available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.
Support the show
Constitution Grove (An Arbor Day Story), is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Check out all of the Historical Perspective packs by clicking here.
These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.
All rights are reserved. This content cannot be used for ANY commercial purpose, including in free or paid resources or products. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
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Arbor Day, is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace.
Check out all of the Historical Perspective packs by clicking here.
These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.
All rights are reserved. This content cannot be used for ANY commercial purpose, including in free or paid resources or products. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
Support the show
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Historical Perspectives are stories and articles for kids. These QUICK pieces are to be used with Historical Perspective resource packs on Teachers Pay Teachers. These packs include articles about…

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