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Financial Literacy Activities for Elementary Students

Vault - Understanding Money is a digital financial education resource that addresses both financial concepts and social-emotional learning skills that build toward better financial health. Vault focuses on…  learn more

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K-12 Financial Literacy Lessons

Lessons and activities to teach important money skills Practical ideas and activities to teach kids about money. We Are Teachers  learn more

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30+ Financial Literacy Lesson Plans for Every Grade Level

Teaching financial literacy is certainly not a new idea, but knowing about personal finances has become an increasingly important set of skills. The good news is that Hands on…  learn more

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Hands on Banking

Make teaching money management skills as simple as 1-2-3. Designed to teach valuable financial skills, the Hands on Banking® program offers free online courses, lessons and activities that…  learn more

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Hands on Banking: Educator Resources

Make teaching money management skills as simple as 1-2-3. Designed to teach valuable financial skills, the Hands on Banking® program offers free online courses, lessons and activities that…  learn more

Teach Taxes in Grades 6-8 with This “Help! What Happened to My Paycheck?”

Lesson for the Interactive Whiteboard. That first paycheck can come as a shock if you’re not prepared. We’re talking about taxes, of course. It’s an important life lesson…  learn more

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Next Gen Personal Finance

NGPF. Browse by unit to find lessons, interactive resources, answer keys, and assessments. By 2030, all U.S. high schoolers will be guaranteed to take at least a one…  learn more

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Media Smarts: Buy Nothing Day Lesson Plan

In this lesson Buy Nothing Day is used as a jumping-off point to look at the role of consumerism in our lives and culture. Students learn the definition…  learn more

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Next Gen Personal Finance: How To Use It To Teach

Next Gen Personal Finance, or NGPF, is financial teaching for education made super clear. Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) is a website that consists of many free resources…  learn more

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THE 2023 CHRISTMAS PRICE INDEX

For 40 years, PNC has calculated the prices of the 12 gifts from the classic song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas." The PNC Christmas Price Index® remains a whimsical…  learn more

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Introduce Financial Risk Tolerance to High Schoolers With This Free Quiz

Risk tolerance plays an important part in your overall plan for investing your money. But how many high schoolers know what risk tolerance is, much less their own…  learn more

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Engaging High School Financial Literacy Lessons for Your Classroom

EVERFI: Financial Literacy for High School is a digital education program that teaches students how to make wise financial decisions to promote financial well-being over their lifetime. The…  learn more

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Ever Wonder Why We Don’t Learn About Taxes in School? Here’s One Solution

Every year we hear a lot of buzz about kids not learning “real” money skills in school, like how to do taxes, for instance. Filing taxes is something…  learn more

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Let’s Talk About Money: Conversation Starters for Middle Schoolers

20 questions for tweens and teens. They say it’s tacky to talk about money. But financial literacy begins with conversations. And those conversations should start as early as…  learn more

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Understanding Checking vs. Savings Accounts (Plus a Free Slideshow!)

What are the differences between checking and savings accounts? Knowing when to use each can be especially important for tweens and teens who are getting their first bank…  learn more

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Building Blocks of Progress

April is Financial Literacy Month, and the Bill of Rights Institute has just the resource for you! Our Building Blocks of Progress curriculum covers the role of individuals, government, and…  learn more

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Free Resources to Celebrate Financial Literacy Month

Financial education is more than dollars and cents. It’s about establishing better spending habits, instilling confidence, and equipping the next generation with the real-world skills to manage financial…  learn more

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INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARD LESSONS

Welcome to Adventures in Math, a free educational program to help teach kids math skills and financial responsibility. Find interactive games, flash cards, lessons by grade level, family resources,…  learn more

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25 Meaningful Saving and Budgeting Activities for High School Students

Teach teens financial fitness now so they have a prosperous future. If we let students graduate high school without learning key skills like saving and budgeting, we’re doing…  learn more