NGPF is excited to share that the Cryptocurrency Mini Unit has been “Nearpod-ized”! Each lesson from the new mini-unit has an accompanying Nearpod to make lesson planning a little bit easier. 

What the Cryptocurrency Mini-Unit IS:

NGPF’s cryptocurrency mini-unit was carefully crafted to ensure it is informative, analytical, and enables teachers to provide their students with quality information they can use when making decisions related to cryptocurrency that will impact their financial future. 

What the Cryptocurrency Mini-Unit IS NOT:

This new mini-unit is not meant to encourage or discourage students when it comes to buying cryptocurrency. In a world where celebrities are endorsing cryptocurrencies and crypto-related services left and right, we feel it’s more important than ever for young people to fully understand the world of cryptocurrency before making any decisions on whether or not they are ready to participate.

Where can I find these Nearpod lessons? 

To find these Nearpod lessons, go to the Cryptocurrency Mini Unit page. Then, click on the lesson you want and click the orange “View Nearpod Lesson” button.

How can I customize these Nearpod lessons for my classroom?

This blog post will walk you through how to customize these pre-made Nearpod lessons for your classroom.

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Looking to brush up on your Cryptocurrency knowledge? Check out our upcoming Virtual PD 5 in 50: Cryptocurrency on Monday 3/28!

About the Author

Ryan Wood

Ryan grew up with and maintains a love for learning. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with a degree in Business Administration and worked in sports marketing for a number of years. After living in Texas, Colorado, Tennessee, and Minnesota, the call of education eventually brought Ryan back to his home state of Wisconsin where he was a Business and Marketing teacher for three years. In his free time he likes to spend time with his wife and daughter, play basketball, read, and go fishing. Now with NGPF, Ryan is excited to help teachers lead the most important course their students will ever take.

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