| EVERFI |
Teachers teaching grades 4–12 |
Free |
5–7 ready-made lesson plans and games for financial literacy, covering:
- Banking
- Budgeting
- Credit
- Debt
- Employment
- Student loans
- Taxes
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| Fifth Third Bank Young Bankers Club |
Teachers teaching grades 4–6 |
Free |
This 8-week program teaches kids how to apply financial knowledge with the help of Maximillion Money, a character that guides kids through a financial literacy game.
Kids learn:
- Basic money calculations
- Banking
- Budgeting and spending
- Loans
- Jobs and income
- Saving
- Investing in stocks
- Risk and insurance
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| Hands on Banking for Youth |
Parents and teachers of grades 1–12 |
Free |
Teachers and parents get access to 3–8 lesson plans, worksheets and engaging activities for each grade, teaching:
- Coins
- Earning money
- Budgeting and spending
- Saving
- Giving to charity
- Taxes
- Insurance
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| Jump$tart Clearinghouse |
Parents and teachers of kindergarten through adulthood |
Free |
Search this library to find over 800 resources developed by educators and experts, including quizzes and games.
Resources cover everything from:
- Allowances
- Balancing a budget
- Entrepreneurship
- Investing
- Taxes
- Inflation
- And more
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| Money 101 by Step |
High schoolers in one of Step’s 100+ participating schools |
Free |
High schoolers run through 6 lessons online via Step’s app, learning about:
- Banking
- Budgeting
- Saving
- Credit
- Loans
- Stocks and crypto investing
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| Money Smart for Young People by the FDIC |
Parents and teachers of pre-K–12 |
Free |
Get 6–22 printable lesson plans, handouts and teaching slides per grade, covering everything from:
- Earning
- Saving
- Giving
- Loans
- Careers
- Homeownership
- Retirement
- Insurance
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| MoneyTime |
Parents and teachers of grades 6–8 |
$12.95 per month or $66 per year for one child
25% off to add children |
This program provides 30 turnkey lesson plans with quizzes and a money management game that simulates real-life financial choices.
Kids learn:
- Saving
- Jobs and income
- Spending
- Borrowing
- Buying real estate
- Investing
- Taxes
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| Operation HOPE |
Programs designed for all ages for schools or personal development |
Free |
Virtual learning program led by financial coaches and volunteers. Young adults can attend in-person workshops and 1:1 mentoring.
Programs cover:
- Budgeting
- Savings
- Credit
- Debt
- Income
- Identity protection
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| Schwab Moneywise |
Parents and teachers of grades pre-K–12th |
Free |
Parents and kids explore videos and lessons, while teachers tap curriculums developed by fellow teachers.
Kids learn:
- Saving
- Spending
- Investing
- Business
- Economy
- Cryptocurrency
- Insurance
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| School Savings |
Parents who volunteer at their kids’ schools |
Free |
This program, approved by the US Department of Education, helps kids make savings deposits at school through Websaver.
It features:
- An online savings register
- Animated budgeting app
- Prizes for kids who save throughout the year
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| Teach Children to Save Day |
Parents or teachers of grades K–8 |
Free |
Reach out to participating banks to set up a one-time educational event, taught by volunteer banks.
Events may cover:
- Managing credit
- Starting savings habits
- Banking career
- Budgeting
- Needs vs. wants
- Paying for college
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| TD Bank WOW!Zone |
Teachers of grades K–12 |
Free |
This program provides up to 10 lesson plans per grade and even TD Bank financial instructors, teaching:
- History of money
- Smart spending
- Saving
- Traditional and alternative banking
- Types of credit
- Careers and entrepreneurship
- Virtual stock market game
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