Free printable · Grades 6 to 12
Free writing a check worksheet
A check with its seven parts numbered and explained, then practice checks to fill out: the date, who it's to, the amount in numbers and words, a memo and a signature.
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What it is
A financial literacy page for middle and high school life skills and transition programs.
How to use it
- Go over the seven parts together.
- Practice writing amounts in words on a whiteboard first.
- Have students fill out the practice checks and trade to check each other's.
Three quick tips
- Point out that the amount in words is the one that counts.
- Use real-life amounts (rent, a phone bill).
- Pair it with the budgeting worksheet.
Questions
- Do people still write checks?
- Less often, but they still come up for rent and some bills, and the skills carry over to filling out forms.
- What grade is it for?
- Middle and high school life skills and transition programs.
- Are the names real?
- No. Everything on it is made up.
A starting point for your own professional judgment. Use initials only on any page about a student.