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Financial Literacy Digital Task Cards - Grade 4 TEKS - Online STAAR Review
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Your students will love these fun and engaging Digital Task Cards for Personal Financial Literacy. The questions cover fixed and variable expenses, how to calculate profit, and the basic purposes of banks. This No Prep resource gives students the financial literacy practice they need.

This resource includes 24 TEKS-aligned Digital Task Cards for personal Financial Literacy that can be assigned for Math Station Work, Homework, or online STAAR practice. This resource is included in 2 forms: a Google Form and an Easel Assessment. Google Forms can be assigned in Google Classroom or any platform compatible with Google Forms. Easel Assessments can be assigned directly through TpT! Both versions give students instant feedback and are self-grading!

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Save 40% on individual sets by purchasing the 4th Grade bundle of Self-Grading Task cards.

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What's Included?

  • 24 Digital Task Cards with STAAR formatted questions
  • Printable Teacher Tracking Sheet to record names of students who are struggling with each of the TEKS (based on the problem numbers they missed)
  • PDF with a Link to make a copy of the Google Form version in your Google Drive
  • Easel Assessment version that can be assigned directly through TpT to students

Topics include:

  • Fixed and Variable Expenses
  • Calculating Profit
  • Basic Purposes of Financial Institutions

This set includes Task Cards to help students practice the tested Financial Literacy TEKS.

Please note that the questions are NOT editable.

TEKS Alignment:

4.10A : Distinguish between fixed and variable expenses.

4.10B : Calculate profit in a given situation.

4.10E : Describe the basic purpose of financial institutions, including keeping money safe, borrowing money, and lending.

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Teacher reviews

“I love this resource!!! It is a great resource to have in the classroom.”
Reasha W.
“This was great!!! It was clear and I enjoyed being able to make a copy to separate the skills to make quick quizzes for each section!!!”
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