
Lesson
Final Review
Summary
A semester of financial literacy comes down to one question: what would you tell your past self? This lesson revisits every major topic and challenges students to show off what they've learned by building their own presentation.
Bellringer: A Message to Past You
- Give students 1-2 minutes to brainstorm what they'd tell their past self about financial wellness.
- Have them share with a neighbor before opening to the room.
Activity: Reality Fair Posttest
- Give students the chance to show off all they learned at the Reality Fair.
Instruction
- Walk the class through the semester's broad topics in quick succession.
- Pause on standout discussions or moments particularly relevant to your class.
Discussion: Imagine Future You
- Students write 3 things they'll do differently now because of this class.
- Share in groups of 3-5, then revise answers based on peers' ideas.
Activity: Show What You Know
- Students build a 10-slide presentation with notes on something they learned.
- Submit by end of period or assign as homework.
| Est. Time | Activity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 5 min | Bellringer: A Message to Past You |
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| 5 min | Activity: Reality Fair Posttest |
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| 5 min | Instruction |
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| 5 min | Discussion: Imagine Future You |
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| 25 min | Activity: Show What You Know |
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Lesson Prep

Reality Fair Posttest
Show off all that you've learned.
Class Presentation
Includes a 13-slide deck with teacher notes. Present from Banzai, download a PDF, or copy it to Google Slides.
Presentations, Ready to Go
- Built-in PresentationPresent full screen, straight from Banzai
- Copy to Google SlidesMake an editable copy for your class
- Download or PrintSave as a PDF or print
- Teacher NotesSlide-by-slide guidance, printable as one handout
Unit 12: Reality Fair Capstone

Reality Fair 101
A Reality Fair turns abstract budgeting into a face-to-face negotiation with rent, groceries, and car payments. This lesson kicks off the capstone unit by orienting students to how the fair works and walking them through the student workbook they'll carry through every booth.

The Day of the Reality Fair
A balanced budget can break from a single unrecorded swipe at a sale rack. This lesson preps students for the fast-paced reality fair by drilling the rule that no booth gets left behind without a logged choice and an updated scorecard.

Final Review
A semester of financial literacy comes down to one question: what would you tell your past self? This lesson revisits every major topic and challenges students to show off what they've learned by building their own presentation.
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