Writing Checks
Here is a unit on check writing. I haven't decided if I am going to add this to my curriculum next year because it may be a bit difficult for the class I have (at least this year).
It followed the path of where I was in writing our banking unit and I am pretty sure some of our higher classes will have fun with it even if I don't. It really will depend a lot on the level of students I get next year as to what extra curriculum I will add.
Different kids seem to bring different circumstances. One more day of school!! (well, until Monday when we start summer school!)
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Life-Skills-Writing-Checks-711980
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