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Analyzing Homeowners Insurance

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  • Price per Classroom$1.00
  • Grade Levels 7, 8, 9, 10
  • Topics Insurance
  • Duration 10 Minutes
  • Auto Scored? Yes
  • Teacher Evaluation Needed? No

Activity Description

In this worksheet, students will explore a sample homeowners insurance policy. By reading through different sections of the policy, students will gain an understanding of the coverage details, deductibles, premiums, and other essential components. This activity will help students become familiar with how homeowners insurance works and how to interpret policy documents.


Activities:

  • Policy Document Review: Students will be provided with a sample homeowners insurance policy. The policy will include various sections such as dwelling coverage, personal property coverage, liability coverage, additional living expenses, and other important details.
  • Section Analysis: Students will read through each section of the policy, paying close attention to the coverage limits, deductibles, and premium details
  • Question and Answer: Students will answer a series of questions based on their analysis of the policy document. These questions will help them understand key aspects of homeowners insurance, such as what is covered, the amount of coverage, and how deductibles and premiums are determined.


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Learning Objective

Students will be given a sample homeowners insurance policy details, they have to analyze the policy and answer the given questions. Here is the policy -

Teacher Tips

Included with the activity, you can view the tips to clarify student's doubts or to evaluate answers (for a teacher scored worksheet).

National Standards in Personal Financial Education

Managing Risk 8-2 -
Managing Risk

Students will know that Insurance is a financial product that allows people to pay a fee (premium) to transfer the cost of a potential financial loss to an insurance company .. Students will use this knowledge to 8-2a . Describe ways in which having insurance can protect a person from financial loss . 8-2b . Explain what might happen to people who cannot afford to buy insurance for a particular risk or who choose not to buy it .

Managing Risk -
Managing Risk

Students will know that Insurance fraud is a crime that encompasses illegal actions by the buyer (e .g ., falsified claims) or seller (e .g ., representing non-existent companies) of an insurance contract .. Students will use this knowledge to 12-10a . Provide examples of insurance fraud . 12-10b . Investigate the legal consequence for individuals who are convicted of insurance fraud .

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  • Price per Classroom$1.00
  • Grade Levels 7, 8, 9, 10
  • Topics Insurance
  • Duration 10 Minutes
  • Auto Scored? Yes
  • Teacher Evaluation Needed? No

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