Students will engage with guest speakers, conduct research on real-world financial needs and challenges faced by their community, and explore initial concepts of money management by analyzing case studies, setting the foundation for designing personal finance strategies.

Students will analyze insights from their initial research and workshop interactions to identify personal financial challenges they wish to address, collaboratively define clear problems for their financial planning project, and articulate how these challenges can inspire strategic money management solutions.

Students will brainstorm innovative personal finance strategies through collaborative discussions, generate creative solutions by designing interactive infographics and timelines, and share preliminary ideas on a class 'Feedback Wall' for peer and teacher input as they build on the research and definitions from previous phases towards constructing initial financial plan prototypes.

Students will develop low-fidelity mock-ups of their personalized financial plans using collaborative digital tools, share them with peers for feedback, and make revisions to refine their strategies based on real-life scenarios and community insights from previous phases.

Students will present their financial plans to peers for feedback, engage in a critique session through the 'Feedback Wall' to pinpoint areas for improvement, and utilize digital platforms to iteratively refine their financial strategies and visual timelines, ensuring alignment with personal goals and community relevance.