Financial literacy Resources for Teachers
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Check out some of the lesson ideas created by the USF Stavros Center!
Big Money for Little Kids: Using Children's Literature to Teach About Financial Literacy
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Money in a Minute: Using Images to Ask Financial Literacy Standards-based Questions
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 Nearpod Activities that Use Newspaper Articles to Teach About Financial Literacy
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Use the News: Lessons with Student Guides Aligned to Financial Literacy Standards
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Here are more curated resources to use with your students!
Elementary Lesson plans
- Watch Kate McKinnon talk money with kids.
- Check out this Bunny Money lesson.
- Which toy would you choose?
- What is the difference between big banks and piggy banks?
- Do you clip coupons?
- What are the ABCs of saving?
- How can you teach personal finance in kindergarten?
Middle School Lesson Plans
- Check out the personal finance conversations and flash cards from the Federal Reserve.
- Can you create a personal budget?
- How does your family save?
- How do you meet financial goals?
- What car should you buy?
- What is the difference between credit and debit cards?
- For mathematics activities, try some of the financial literacy calculators from MyFloridaCFO.
High School Lesson Plans
- Check out the personal finance conversations and flash cards from the Federal Reserve.
- Can you solve the Great Credit Card Mystery?
- Conduct a Stock Market simulation.
- Learn all about Compound Interest.
- How expensive are payday loans?
- Do you know how to build a better credit score?
- Check out the making personal finance decisions unit from the Federal Reserve.
- For mathematics activities, try some of the financial literacy calculators from MyFloridaCFO.
More REsources
For more K-12 lessons and resources that Use the News, visit the topic pages on this website: Income, Buying, Saving, Using Credit, Investing, and Protecting/Insuring.
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