TEACHING AND LEARNING PERSONAL FINANCE AND BUDGETING  - RENTING LESSON PLAN - PAYING RENT WORKSHEET - APARTMENT RENTAL
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Read the apartment advertisements and answer the questions about choosing an apartment to rent.  Lesson focus is on rent comparison.

 

LESSON LEARNED   Apartment Renting   Apartment Ad Reading		OTHER SKILLS REINFORCED Basic Math		SUGGESTED GRADE LEVELS   7+

 

Suggested Apartment Rental Lesson Plan to use with this Worksheet   Use this worksheet to help students identify some of the factors when looking at renting an apartment.   One way to look for an apartment is to read the local newspaper's real estate section.  In the apartment for rent section you will find many advertisements for apartments for rent.   There are many factors to look at when choosing an apartment to rent.  First should be how much money can you afford to pay for your monthly rent.  Along with this you should consider other monthly payments including utilities.   Use the worksheet to help compare different sample apartments for rent.   Discussion question:  What other factors may we look at when renting an apartment? (Number of bedrooms, size, location, amenities, etc).

 

WORKSHEET Instructions   The top section of this worksheet has several "advertisements" for apartments available for rent. Information about the apartments includes the monthly rent, and other pertinent information.   The student is to answer the random word problem questions related to apartments for rent.  You may choose a standard worksheet or customize the worksheet to your teaching needs.   To customize the worksheet, you have several selections.  Choose number of questions.  Single question worksheets make for good reviews or introductions.  Two different worksheet formats are available, single line format or box format.  Also, you may customize this worksheet with the names of your students, or use random names, or mix student names with random names.   Make your selections, then press "Get Worksheet."

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