Ready-to-go study guides for each Unit Test, plus Jeopardy and quiz games for Final Review! Read more to see creative and fun review suggestions from NGPF teachers.

Unit Review

Prepare students for each Unit Test with these comprehensive study guides. Each one includes:

1. Summary of core topics
2. Vocabulary review
3. Questions on core concepts, aligned to each lesson
4. 20 multiple choice questions, available on Kahoot or Quizizz

Unit Reviews are also available in Spanish!

Find Unit Review on the Website

You can find Unit Review resources…

• On each course page for the Trimester Course, Semester Course, or Full-Year Course after the lessons for each unit
• On each Unit page after the lessons

Final Review

Final Review Jeopardy

Wrap up your course with PLAY: Final Review Jeopardy! This exciting and competitive game includes 35 questions to review the high-level vocabulary and content students need to know before taking the final exam.

Final Review Kahoot & Quizizz

Build students’ confidence before the Final Exam! After Jeopardy, dive deeper with 30 multiple-choice questions in the Final Review Kahoot and Quizizz.

The Kahoot and Quizizz provide more in-depth content review and are directly aligned to the Final Exam. Note: Both platforms include the same set of final review questions.

Find Final Review on the Website

You can find Final Review resources on the course page for the Trimester Course, Semester Course, or Full-Year Course under “Course Materials”.

ICYMI the Virtual PD - Outstanding Review Ideas From NGPF Teachers

NGPF teachers are a wealth of knowledge! Here are some of the great review ideas attendees have brought to NGPF team member Amanda’s Virtual PDs:

• Vocab Card Sort: Create a deck of vocab terms and a deck of definitions. Split the class into teams that race each other to match up the correct cards
• Review Bingo: Put questions and answers into a Bingo Board Generator website
• Jenga: Write a question on each Jenga block that students have to answer when they pull that block during the game. Pro tip: To simplify prep and reuse the blocks, you can also write a number on each block that corresponds to a numbered Question Sheet
• Reverse Jeopardy: Give students the vocabulary terms and have them write a question to go along with it. Bonus: This can be used to create a Jeopardy review game!
• 6-Word Stories: Students write 6-word stories on key concepts
• Sharks and Minnows: In a large space, mark areas for each answer choice (either A, B, C,D or True/ False). Ask a question and students run to their answer area. Until they’re in the correct answer area, they are not safe and can be tagged
• Jigsaw: Divide the class into groups. Each group is assigned a different topic to become experts in. Then, shuffle the groups and have students share our their expertise
• Anchor Charts: Students summarize key concepts on posters that go up around the room
• Myth or Fact: Create a series of statements. Students must determine if they are myth or fact

Don’t miss out - check out our upcoming Virtual PD opportunities!

Retired Quizlets

With this release, we decided to retire the existing personal finance Quizlets. We believe the new study materials offer an even better way to review unit vocabulary.

• For a focused unit vocabulary list - use Part II of each Unit Review document
• For a comprehensive vocabulary list - use the Personal Finance Dictionary

If you want to continue using the Quizlets after they are retired, you will be able to find them in the Retired Resources spreadsheet found on your Teacher Toolkit page. Please note, NGPF will no longer be maintaining or updating these Quizlets. 

About the Author

Kathryn Dawson

Kathryn (she/her) is excited to join the NGPF team after 9 years of experience in education as a mentor, tutor, and special education teacher. She is a graduate of Cornell University with a degree in policy analysis and management and has a master's degree in education from Brooklyn College. Kathryn is looking forward to bringing her passion for accessibility and educational justice into curriculum design at NGPF. During her free time, Kathryn loves embarking on cooking projects, walking around her Seattle neighborhood with her dog, or lounging in a hammock with a book.

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