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Tyler Carrico

Lesson 8: Insurance

Grade level: 11 &12th


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Activity Procedure

SOL NBEA
II Decision Making

Objective

Students will discuss how insurance can protect against financial risk
and compare different types of insurance.

Essential
How do I protect myself from financial risks?
Questions

Tell students that today we will be starting the Insurance Unit.


Introduction Go over the procedures of the project that we will be doing
over the next few days.

1. Explain to students that there are many different types of


insurance that protect us in different situations; including life,
Instruction car, homeowners, travelers, personal property and health
insurance. Depending on our needs, we seek different
insurance types for protection.
2. Distribute the activity sheet My Perfect Plan and review the
definitions of the types of insurance as a class. Help students
understand that various types of insurance protect us from a
variety of financial events. For example, life insurance protects
us financially in the case of death, while car insurance protects
us if we are involved in a car accident. Ask students which
types of insurance they will encounter in their life and when.
3. Divide the class into small groups and assign each group one
type of insurance from the activity sheet. Tell students they will
now conduct online research to compare insurance policies.
Give them 15 minutes to complete the research and activity.
4. Invite volunteers to share their research. What insurance
Guided and policies did they find? How did they compare plans? How did
the deductible, co-pay and premium differ among policies?
Independent Help students understand that selecting the right policy can
protect them from financial risks, so its important to consider
Practice what a policy covers and the associated costs.

Ask students to write in their notebooks about the importance of


managing risk and how they will manage risks in their future. What
are the steps they will take to fulfill life goals while minimizing
financial risk? How will they ensure their assets and family are
protected no matter what life brings their way?

I will be grading the project that the student will be presenting and
doing various types of formative assessment throughout the lesson.

Closure

Assessment

Reflection:

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