Stock Market Introductory Vocabulary Bundle -PowerPoint + Workbook

Stock Market Vocabulary Workbook - Google Slides Ready

These stock market worksheets are perfect for teaching students the basic vocabulary of the stock market. This digital PDF (Also available in Google Slides + Easel) helps children learn stock market terms and definitions in a clear and structured way. The booklet contains the following stock market worksheets:

Write and cover spelling page
x2 Research the definition pages
Unscramble the the letters page
Stock Market word search
Stock Market crossword
x3 Create sentences for stated vocabulary pages
Fill the gap with the correct word page (Word-bank provided)
x2 Record what you have learned pages
Spelling Test page
All answers and definitions provided for ease of use.

Google Slides.

When you purchase this product, you will be given access to a link that will allow you to open the file in Google Slides. You’ll then share that file with your students. The slides can be printed and adapted for students who prefer to answer the questions by hand. You can also view and print a student’s completed version of the slides.

(Please note crossword is not Google Slides compatible)

See also the accompanying PowerPoint to help deliver these important stock market terms to your students

Stock Market Project Vocabulary Introduction.

Stock Market PowerPoint ! Perfect to help develop financial literacy in your students. Useful in helping introduce the idea of investing money.

This is a super introductory PowerPoint for your students to help them understand various terms associated with the stock market. Over 20 slides of definitions and explanations of vocabulary they will find useful in their own financial journey.

Terms included:

Stock Market
Equities
Dollar Cost Average
Bonds
Investor
Volatility
Brokerage
Portfolio
Index Fund
Exchange Traded Fund
Passive
Active
Standard and Poor
NASDAQ
Dow Jones
Bear Markets
Bull Market
Correction
Recession
Dividends.
Use as an entire lesson to help encourage discussions and questions, or as a reference point over a period of time.

Terms covered match the attached workbook.