Big money for little kids
Lessons and activities based on children's literature, created by the University of South Florida Stavros Center, in collaboration with Pasco County Schools, with funding from State Farm.
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Use some of the following children's books to teach about financial literacy!
Wants, Producers, Jobs, and Resources
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Money, Spending, and Saving
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Giving, Wants, and Saving
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Wants, Needs, Buying, and Decision-making
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Wants, Opportunity Cost, and Decision-making
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Wants, Needs, and Buying
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Buying, Money, and Supply/Demand
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Saving, Spending, and Decision-making
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Wants, Goods, and Services
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Goods and Services
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Decision-making
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Opportunity Cost and Entrepreneurial Thinking
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Giving and Decision-making
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Saving and Decision-making
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Wants, Trade, and Goods/Services
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Producers, Consumers, and Decision-making
Then, check out these SunnyMoney activities that explain risky online behavior in terms of financial literacy!
Can you protect yourself against the Big Bad Cyberwolf?
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Do you know how to make a just right password?
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Can you save Jack from creating a giant digital footprint?
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Will you live 'Appily Every After?
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If you are interested in creating digital responses to classic fairy tales, visit our Once Upon a Dime series, created in collaboration with the Florida Center for Instructional Technology!
Once upon a dime with Peter Rabbit
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Once upon a dime with the Twelve Dancing Princesses
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Once upon a dime with Town Mouse and Country Mouse
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Once upon a dime with Jack and the Beanstalk
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