Financial Statements
Assets & Liabilities
Budgets & Finance Tools
SAE Basics
SAE Types
100

A written record that shows the financial activities and performance of a person or company.

What is a financial statement?

100

Debts owed by a business are called what?

What are liabilities?

100

A financial plan that allocates income toward savings, expenses, and taxes.

What is a personal budget?

100

What does SAE stand for?

Supervised Agricultural Experience.

100

A project that helps students explore passions and can later become an Immersion SAE.

What is a Foundational SAE?

200

Total assets minus total liabilities =

What is net worth (owner’s equity)?

200

Mortgages and loans not due this year are classified as what?

What are non-current liabilities?

200

Rent and salaries are what type of costs?

What are fixed costs?

200

Name one purpose of an SAE.

Build employability skills, financial literacy, safety awareness, career exploration.

200

Working at a feed store or volunteering at a livestock show is what type of SAE?

Placement/Internship SAE.

300

Give one example of a current asset and one non-current asset.

Current: cash, savings, stocks… 

Non-current: land, equipment.

300

Accounts payable and this year’s portion of long-term debt are what type of liabilities?

What are current liabilities?

300

Packaging supplies and utilities that rise with production are what type of costs?

What are variable costs?

300

Who supervises a student’s SAE?

The instructor (with possible employer/mentor input).

300

Raising puppies or starting a pumpkin patch is which type of SAE?

Ownership/Entrepreneurship SAE.

400

This process shows how items lose value over time due to age or use.

What is depreciation?

400

What is an itemized list of assets called?

What is inventory?

400

What type of account provides checks and debit cards for deposits and withdrawals?

What is a checking account?

400

What tool is often used to track SAE records for FFA awards?

Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET).

400

Name the three types of Research SAE.

Experimental, analytical, invention.

500

Which document is generated periodically to show trends in profits and losses?

What is a balance sheet?

500

Why does dividing total liabilities by net worth (owner’s equity) matter?

It shows how much a business relies on debt vs. owner investment.

500

What is an IRA, and why is it important?

An Individual Retirement Account — it provides tax benefits for long-term savings.

500

Name two benefits of completing an SAE.

Examples: real experience, earnings, employability skills, career readiness, FFA recognition.

500

An SAE where students run a business at school, like plant sales or livestock projects.

What is a School-Based Enterprise SAE?