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Resources and activities for all ages

 

Financial Literacy Resources & Activities

Resources for parents, teachers, & individuals looking to gain more knowledge in the financial spectrum.

Start Saving Henry, by Nancy Carlson

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     Nancy Carlson is a Minnesota local Author & Illustrator of more than 60 published children’s books
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     All her stories inspire children to be kind & make good choices
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     Many of her books contain elements of financial literacy, like her book, Start Saving, Henry.
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Resources for Adults

Resources perfect for college students & adults.

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       FDIC: Financial literacy modules designed for adults
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       InCharge: Free resources for learning how to budget and save
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       Practical Money Skills: Free materials designed to help adults achieve financial goals
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       NGA: Simply click on your state to access materials provided by the state as well as other free materials
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Resources for Teachers

Resources perfect for teachers with younger students.

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       Biz Kids: Financial literacy & work readiness for children ages 6-12
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       Everfi: Free literacy lesson plans for elementary-age kids
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       NEA: Free literacy lessons & games for elementary to middle school-age kids
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       BestPrep: A free simulation on how investing works
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       Education.com: Free lesson plans, worksheets, games, & activities from Pre-K to 8th grade.
 
 

Resources for Teachers

Resources perfect for teachers with older students.

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     Banzai: Personal finance lessons for high schoolers
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     Everfi: Free literacy lesson plans for elementary-age kids
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     Bank of America: Free resources on saving, investing, taxes, and building good money habits
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     InCharge: Free financial literacy program for teachers with middle or high school students
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     UMN: Resources on home and financial management
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     How the Market Works: Free stock market simulation designed for middle or high school students
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