Personal Finance
- Gen i Revolution Developed for middle school and high school students, this online game gives your students the chance to learn important personal finance skills as they play and compete against fellow classmates.
- Invest in What’s Next – An interactive career and college planner to evaluate which career or educational path to pursue after high school. Students are able to develop personal finance skills to make their plan a reality.
- Build your Stax This game teaches students how to invest using an engaging, fast-paced game in which students will make 20 years of investment decisions in 20 minutes.
- Columbia University, Teachers College Cowin Financial Literacy Program is an initiative to increase personal finance literacy among high school students across the nation. The program is designed to bring experiential learning about personal finance into under-resourced classrooms. It offers eight free case studies that can be integrated into existing curriculum.
- NextGen Personal Finance Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) is a national nonprofit that is expanding access to personal finance education by delivering free professional development and curriculum. NGPF and OCEE have collaborated on the Partnership for Professional Development Initiative. Collaborating and connecting with other personal finance teachers has become more important than ever. NGPF's mission is to revolutionize the teaching of personal finance in all schools in order to improve the financial lives of the next generation of Americans. NGPF has everything you need for your personal finance class--absolutely free. Lessons and Resources, Professional Development--Virtual PD, On-Demand, Certification Courses, and Community & Advocacy.
The CFPB’s youth financial education website contains guides for educators and parents along with activities for grades K-12. The activities are based on the building blocks of financial capability, a research-based framework for helping students at different developmental stages to acquire the skills and knowledge associated with adult financial well-being.
Some examples of our resources are:
- Searchable activities for grades K-12 including 275 free activities to teach the building blocks of financial capability across the curriculum, designed for use within a typical class period. Educators can search by grade level, activity duration, and other key filters.
- These Meet the Money Monsters stories introduce elementary aged students to ideas, habits, and activities that they'll need as you grow up and start to manage money. Teachers can order free classroom sets!
- A searchable Financial terms glossary that has definitions that help build financial understanding.
- Free printed resources for youth financial education such as story booklets, posters, and bookmarks.