Presentations on Financial Literacy Basics for Grades 5–7 (Set)

Presentations on Financial Literacy Basics for Grades 5–7 (Set)

This set of presentations on the fundamentals of financial literacy for grades 5–7 is based on the corresponding sections of the 2026 textbook from the "Fundamentals of Financial Literacy: Financial Culture" educational series by V.E. Zuev. The set comprises 31 presentations.
The number of slides varies depending on the source material (averaging 11 or more); each presentation includes a title slide, an introduction, a summary, and two slides featuring self-assessment questions and answers. The presentations feature a clean, concise design—avoiding visual clutter—while covering all the information required by the curriculum.
The materials are provided in .pptx format. These presentations are suitable for both classroom instruction and independent study.

The set covers the following topics:
1. Money and its functions
2. Why does money lose value?
3. Human activity and money
4. Personal and family budgets
5. Budget income
6. Can income be illegal?
7. Expenses: where does personal budget money go?
8. How does money instill discipline?
9. Money and helping others
10–11. Individuals and financial decisions
12. Assets and property
13. Money and risk
14. Money and work
15. How can a teenager save money?
16. How to learn to save?
17. Responsible consumption
18. Labor as an economic phenomenon
19. Labor, income, and taxes
20. Who can be an entrepreneur? 21. An Entrepreneur’s Finances
22. Teenagers and Future Careers
23. Climate and Expenses
24. The Home We Live In
25. Health and Nutrition
26. Money and Needs
27–28. I Consume! I Pay!
29. Where Is Money Traded?
30. Financial Institutions and Competition
31. Instruments and Services: What Is the Difference?
32. The Consumer of Financial Services
33. What Kind of Money Do Consumers Use?

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