Description

What our Financial Literacy: Checking and Savings Accounts lesson plan includes

Lesson Objectives and Overview: Financial Literacy: Checking and Savings Accounts teaches students important information about money management by exploring the differences and similarities between checking and savings accounts. Students will learn how to open an account, parts of a check, how to write a check, the difference between a debit and credit card, and how to save money for a specific goal. This lesson is for students in

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