Parents and Teachers: these fun learning resources are great for classroom assignments or home use.
Banzai for Middle School Students
- Free, no spam or ads, sponsored by Bay Federal Credit Union
- Treat students to fun lessons about real-world money situations, like getting a paycheck, paying bills, and reading a checking account statement
- Teachers: register and create virtual classrooms for students to join
Sesame Street Finances for Kids
- For Grades K-2
- Bilingual multimedia program created to help families share experiences in developing financial basics that will impact their children now and in the future
Three Cups
- For Grades K-4
- Read this online book with your child to discover a great strategy for saving, spending, and charitable giving
35 Ways To Teach Kids About Money
- For K-6 students
- Links to lots of different websites plus hands-on activities and worksheets
- Resources are not sponsored and may have ads; we do not recommend signing up for any offers
PBS Learning Media
- For Grades K-12+
- Teachers can set up a virtual classroom or students can sign up on their own
- All kinds of learning opportunities and lessons (not just about money)
- Type “money” into the search box, then choose a subject from the list on the left (we recommend choosing “science” for videos about money and the environment)
FoolProofMe Academy: Financial Literacy for Middle School & Homeschool Students
- Teacher, parent, or mentor must register before students can use the platform
- Interesting, interactive conversations, animation, and text lessons created by students for students
- Students learn about money, financial responsibility, and how to be a skeptical, cautious consumer
- Free with no ads