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Entertaining Videos & Games to Introduce Finance Concepts
Submitted 10 years ago
Community Review for Biz Kid$
Anita L.
Braxton County Middle School
Sutton WV, US
My Take
Overall, I found this website very useful. The videos were entertaining; however, they were a bit lengthy - at about 28 minutes. The students enjoyed the games. This site would fit the Augmentation category of the SAMR model. The site also provides additional resources for students and teachers.
How I Use It
I used the BizKid$ videos to introduce finance concepts in a Business Math class. This worked great for students who had little knowledge of financial literacy. The site provides lesson plans, along with activities and games.
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Rich M.
Southwest High School
Jacksonville, NC
January 16, 2019
Intro to Finance
What I liked about the website is that is it extremely user friendly and it appeals to a wide range of learners. The different sections within the site teach students about young entrepreneurs, financial and business concepts, sample high school resumes are available with possible interview questions, as well games that demonstrate supply and demand. The site also offers learners the opportunity to budget and investment plans.
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John K.
Teacher
Beulaville, NC
January 16, 2019
Teacher
Overall this project is quite good as a learning tool the teacher can pick and choose what videos and resources they want to use based on what they are teaching in economics or related fields. There are plenty of good resources to use for a variety of grade level and cognitive ability. I would recommend you take a close look at this product.
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Scott M.
Teacher
American Canyon High School
American Canyon, CA
December 18, 2014
funny intro to basics of personal finance
Funny, engaging, but pretty limited information. Would work great as an introduction or "into" activity for personal finance. I rather use moneywiseteen.org for high school 12th graders.
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