Plan 4 It! Classroom Expense Journal

Another in the series of organizers, planners, and journals designed to make your life easier. Have to teach economics to a group of young people and have no idea where to start? Then this is what you need! A Teacher's guide for starting them out on the path to learning financing, by keeping track of classroom expenses, Whether it's an assignment to track things that are actual, or one of imagination, these are sure to be the ticket to your success. Use them to keep track of personal or full classroom expenditures. Things like books, pencils, paper costs, and maintenance of electronics, chargers, or any other assorted expenses that might be associated with the class. Art class? Track supply costs, so budding artists know what it takes to be one. Music class? Track the price of instruments, repairs, assorted incidentals for playing that instrument, and music sheets for practice.
There are as many ways to use this as there are to try to figure out teaching them about savings or spending habits. Not as though most are taught this, but it would be a great help if someone tried! Teaching values and spendthrift morals never go out of style.