Description
This resource is for the Grade 8 FINANCIAL LITERACY strand of Money and Finances. ***This resource is meant to be used with my Grade 8 Financial Literacy digital unit but can also be used separately.***
Do you need summative assessments for the NEW Ontario Math Curriculum? This NO-PREP, PDF and editable resource is what you need! This resource contains summative assessments for your students to apply what they have learned in the Financial Literacy strand.
This package contains 2 assessments: a Mid-Chapter Quiz and a Unit Test. The assessments come in PDF AND as an editable Google Slide for you to differentiate and modify when needed – we also know how much student engagement increases when students read their own names on assessments!
Assessments touch upon all 4 levels of assessment: Knowledge & Understanding, Thinking, Communication, and Application questions.
Finally, a BONUS feature is included! This resource includes a unique ©MyCalltoTeach Grade 8 Math Curriculum Tracker template and UNIQUE Financial Literacy badge of completion. Students keep a copy of the tracker in their notebooks at the beginning of the year. As they complete each unit and its assessments, the student receives a unique completion badge. Collect them all and that means the student has completed the entire Grade 8 Math Curriculum!
What’s Included:
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1 PDF Financial Literacy Mid-Chapter Quiz (2 pages, 8 questions)
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1 PDF Financial Literacy Mid-Chapter Quiz ANSWERS
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1 PDF Financial Literacy Test (4 pages, 14 questions)
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1 PDF Financial Literacy Test ANSWERS
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1 EDITABLE Google Slide Number Sense Mid-Chapter Quiz
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1 EDITABLE Google Slide Number Sense Test
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BONUS: ©MyCalltoTeach Grade 6 Curriculum Tracker
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BONUS: ©MyCalltoTeach Grade 8 UNIQUE Financial Literacy Completion Badge
Expectations assessed:
F1.1 describe some advantages and disadvantages of various methods of payment that can be used when dealing with multiple currencies and exchange rates
F1.2 create a financial plan to reach a long-term financial goal, accounting for income, expenses, and tax implications
F1.3 identify different ways to maintain a balanced budget, and use appropriate tools to track all income and spending, for several different scenarios
F1.4 determine the growth of simple and compound interest at various rates using digital tools, and explain the impact interest has on long-term financial planning
F1.5 compare various ways for consumers to get more value for their money when spending, including taking advantage of sales and customer loyalty and incentive programs, and determine the best choice for different scenarios
F1.6 compare interest rates, annual fees, and rewards and other incentives offered by various credit card companies and consumer contracts to determine the best value and the best choice for different scenarios
*NOTE that this is the "BUNDLE" price - once all assessments are completed, price of each individual assessment package will change*
Do you want to see how I use all these resources in my own class? Click HERE.
Total Pages
12 pages, 2 Google Slides, 2 Tracker templates, 1 Badge
Answer Key
Included