Money Matters
This is the term for the money you earn before taxes are deducted.
: What is gross income?
A balanced diet includes these three main nutrients: carbohydrates, proteins, and…?
What are fats?
This type of communication involves speaking to others directly, either in person or on the phone.
What is verbal communication?
This is the first step in solving a problem, where you clearly identify what the issue is.
What is defining the problem?
This tool is commonly used to keep track of appointments, deadlines, and events.
What is a calendar?
This type of account is where you can safely store money that you don’t need to spend right away.
What is a savings account?
This activity is important for maintaining physical health and can be done by walking, running, or biking.
What is exercise?
his non-verbal form of communication is often used to express feelings without words.
What is body language?
: This involves thinking of multiple possible solutions before picking the best one.
What is brainstorming?
This technique helps you focus by breaking tasks into smaller, more manageable steps.
What is the "chunking" method?
This document shows a record of all your spending and income for a set period, usually a month.
What is a budget?
A common recommendation is to drink at least this many cups of water a day for proper hydration.
: What is 8 cups?
his is a key part of effective communication, where you listen to someone’s message without interrupting.
What is active listening?
step in problem solving involves making a decision about the best course of action.
What is evaluating solutions?
When you prioritize tasks by importance or deadlines, this is the first task you should tackle.
: What is the most important task?
$400: These are interruptions or distractions that can make it difficult to focus on your work.
Answer: What are time wasters?
$500: This strategy involves setting specific, measurable goals with deadlines to improve productivity.
Answer: What is SMART goal setting?
Category 5: Problem Solving
$100: This is the first step in solving a problem, where you clearly identify what the issue is.
Answer: What is defining the problem?
$200: This involves thinking of multiple possible solutions before picking the best one.
Answer: What is brainstorming?
$300: This step in problem solving involves making a decision about the best course of action.
Answer: What is evaluating solutions?
$400: This skill is important when solving problems that require creativity or thinking outside the box.
Answer: What is critical thinking?
$500: This is the process of reflecting on your decisions and learning from mistakes to improve future problem-solving.
Answer: What is reviewing outcomes?
This game covers a variety of practical life skills, including financial literacy, healthy living, communication, time management, and problem-solving. It should be fun and educational!
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This is the interest rate that banks charge for borrowing money, usually stated as a percentage.
What is the APR (Annual Percentage Rate)?
0: This is a healthy sleep habit that involves going to bed and waking up at the same time each day.
What is sleep routine
These are interruptions or distractions that can make it difficult to focus on your work.
r: What are time wasters?
: This skill is important when solving problems that require creativity or thinking outside the box.
What is critical thinking?
These are interruptions or distractions that can make it difficult to focus on your work.
What are time wasters?
This is an amount you borrow and pay back over time, usually for large purchases like a home or car.
What is a loan
Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables can help you avoid this common illness.
What is heart disease?
This strategy involves setting specific, measurable goals with deadlines to improve productivity.
What is SMART goal setting?
This is the process of reflecting on your decisions and learning from mistakes to improve future problem-solving.
What is reviewing outcomes?
: This strategy involves setting specific, measurable goals with deadlines to improve productivity.
r: What is SMART goal setting?