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Surviving Solo

These lessons provide students the opportunity to explore and realistically assess the affordability of moving out on their own and then develop an individualized action plan for achieving this goal. Specific topics include
  • Cost and feasibility of obtaining the "American Dream."
  • Housing alternatives.
  • Costs of establishing a first residence.
  • Benefits of budgeting.
  • Major categories of living expenses.
  • Deciphering rental and leasing agreements.
  • Landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities.
  • Surviving and thriving with roommates.

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Activity Contributors
Kim Overstreet
 

Grade Levels
High
 
Technology Tools
Internet

Content Area(s)
Math
Social Studies
Language Arts

 
Keyword
solo
 

 
 
 
 

 

Activity ID: 100
This activity has been used 2626 times.

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Classroom Literacy Guide Components:
2D By generating a discussion about the topic, the teacher stimulate...
2E Teacher scaffolded understanding of new vocabulary words that wer...
2G Before reading/writing occurred, the teacher helped the student i...
3C The comprehension discussion focused on the established purposes ...
3D An appropriate mix of factual and higher level thinking questions...
4E Students were prompted to use new vocabulary in written responses...
4F Writing was used as natural extension of reading tasks....
5E The students were prompted to use before, during, and after readi...
6E Homework was assigned either for the purpose of practicing conten...
6G Independent work contained open-ended questions that enhanced and...
6K Students were prompted to respond personally or creatively to the...
 
 
 
 

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