by Tracy | Apr 29, 2019 | Activity Blogs
Supply and demand is a pretty easy concept to understand, but seeing it as something fun to learn about is a bit more challenging. A loved childhood game of musical chairs is an ideal activity that brings students out of their “reluctant to learn” mentality.
by Tracy | Apr 4, 2019 | Staff Blogs
April is national financial literacy month and a perfect time to evaluate our money habits and to make sure we are putting our best foot forward in teaching our kids good money habits.When I was young, I remember my parents responding to my asking for something with...
by Tracy | Mar 15, 2019 | Staff Blogs
From a very young age we are taught about the importance of money. We are told what money can do and how your current standard of living can be dramatically changed if we somehow figure out how to earn more and if you have strong financial attitude. But rarely are we...
by Tracy | Mar 15, 2019 | Staff Blogs
During a class one day, I asked the students who earned money and how they spent it. One of the students said, “I earn money, but my mom takes it from me.” At first, I felt so sorry for this young middle schooler but then I realized that it might be that...
by Tracy | Feb 13, 2017 | Staff Blogs
There is a trend of poor money habits across America. With 60% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck and 20% of which earn over $100,000 annually, the future financial state of our country looks bleak. Wants are easily satisfied with a swipe of a plastic card with...
