Search Results: Teaching Kids about Money


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  • 51.
    You Are Here
    Subject: Teaching Kids about Money, Consumer Issues
    Audiences: Adults (Parents), Students (Middle School), Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Federal Trade Commission
    In this virtual mall, you can play games, design ads, chat with customers and store owners, and much more. Youll learn key consumer concepts, such as how advertising affects you, how you benefit when businesses compete, how [and why] to protect your information, and how to spot scams.
    Free Resource
    Game, Website
    English

     
  • 52.
    Biz Kid$
    Subject: Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School)
    Source: Biz Kid$, LLP
    A national financial education initiative based on an Emmy Award-winning public television serious about kids, money and business. Website contains educational videos, games, newsletters, and blog.
    Free Resource
    Game, Multimedia (Video), Website (Blog)
    English

     
  • 53.
    BizWorld
    Subject: Consumer Issues, Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Educators (Teachers), Students (Elementary, Middle School)
    Source: BizWorld
    The BizWorld program teaches the basics of entrepreneurship, business and finance by showing children how the entrepreneurial cycle operates.
    Resource has Fee or Free
    Lesson Plan/Curricula
    English

     

<<123456>> Oklahoma Money Matters established this clearinghouse of financial literacy resources as a tool to help teachers, professors, educational administrators, practitioners and communities access information and instructional materials to support personal finance education for all ages. The clearinghouse contains publications, curricula and multimedia that address important money management topics such as saving for retirement, building a budget, balancing your checkbook and managing credit. We hope these resources help you make smart financial decisions and/or help you teach someone else how to manage their money successfully.