Teaching Resources · Ready-to-Teach Packs
Money Lesson Packs & Budget Spreadsheets
Eight ready-to-teach packs — printable lesson sets with leveled worksheets, labeled examples, and full answer keys, plus budget workbooks for Excel and Google Sheets. Every pack has a free sample you can try with a free account; members get every full pack.
Elementary & Middle School
Classroom Economy Starter Kit
Run a classroom economy: jobs, applications, paychecks, a class store, and banking forms — a complete printable kit plus a teacher tracker spreadsheet.
Grades 3–8 · printable kit + tracker · Free Sample / Member Pack
Grocery Budget & Unit Price Challenge
Shop a mock two-store grocery, use unit price to find the best value, and build a shopping list on a $20 budget — consumer math, no computers needed.
Grades 3–8 · 15-page packet + calculator · Free Sample / Member PackMiddle & High School
Saving & Compound Interest
Savings goals, simple vs. compound interest, the Rule of 72, and the “start early” comparison that proves timing beats amount.
Grades 6–12 · 13-page packet + calculator · Free Sample / Member Pack
Teen Monthly Budget Spreadsheet
A personal monthly budget teens actually fill in — income, Need/Want/Save tags, plan vs. actual, and a savings goal, in Excel or Google Sheets.
Grades 7–12 · workbook + printable · Free Sample / Member Pack
Understanding Your Paycheck
How a paycheck works: gross to net, a labeled pay stub, taxes and the W-4, and comparing two job offers by take-home pay — not sticker salary.
Grades 7–12 · 14-page packet + calculator · Free Sample / Member PackHigh School
First Apartment Budget
Can you afford to move out? Price the move-in costs, build the monthly budget with an affordability check, and test it against a real wage.
Grades 9–12 · workbook + printable · Free Sample / Member Pack
Understanding Credit & Debt
Interest & APR, the credit-card minimum-payment trap, reading a statement, credit scores, and the true cost of a loan.
Grades 9–12 · 14-page packet + calculator · Free Sample / Member Pack
Understanding Social Security
How the payroll tax funds Social Security, and how claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 changes the monthly check, lifetime total, and break-even age.
Grades 9–12 · 13-page packet + calculator · Free Sample / Member PackHow It Works
Try a sample free — members get every pack
Try a free sample
Every pack has a real, runnable free sample — enough to teach a lesson today. Downloading takes a free Money Instructor account.
Get the full pack
Paid membership includes every full pack on this page — all worksheets and levels, answer keys, certificates, teacher guides, and the calculator or workbook files.
Print & teach
Everything is classroom-ready: print-and-go PDFs plus simple, macro-free spreadsheets that open in Excel and Google Sheets.
One Membership, Every Pack
Every full pack is included with membership
One paid Money Instructor membership unlocks all eight packs on this page — plus the member worksheet library across the teaching site.
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