Elementary

Upper elementary students can help Jay Eagle learn about entrepreneurship by starting a business in this interactive adventure complete with lesson plans and student materials.

Financial Fables are entertaining stories that combine reading, economics and personal finance into life lessons that feature "money morals." Through quick, interactive online tales, students can learn useful financial management skills that will better prepare them for the future.

Use these vocabulary cards in your classroom to make economics and personal finance easier to understand for secondary students.

The Financial Peace Kids toolkit gives parents the tools they need to raise money-smart kids. The kit covers four basic concepts: working, spending, saving and giving.

Children are never too young to start learning basic economic concepts such as scarcity, saving, and spending. Discover how this collection of popular picture books can give your classroom an instant economic boost, introducing new vocabulary and concepts while developing reading comprehension and listening and speaking skills.

This session features delightful new picture books, copyrighted 2018-2023, that can be used to teach economics and personal finance.

Learn how to use children’s literature to engage students as they discover how others faced challenges dealing with choices and scarcity.

Economics can be entertaining! Learn how to engage students as they make connections between literature and the visual arts.

A sinking ship, a financial crisis and global pandemics are sure to interest students as they learn about making choices under scarcity.

See how many coins you can stamp!

Teaching finance to your child may seem overwhelming, but it can be easily done by incorporating lessons into things you're doing everyday anyway.

We’re going back to the beginning for our first episode. Benny from Irvine, California, wants to know: Who invented money and when?

In this economics lesson, students will use real world examples to learn about goods and services.

Kiddie Kredit is a mobile app designed to educate children on the credit system by completing chores.

In this personal finance activity book, students will complete one-page handouts including sing-a-longs, matching, and drawings.

Learn how the characteristics of this cast of five creatures are similar to the security and design features of U.S. currency. Created with youth audiences in mind, this animated video is great for classroom use.