Resources For PreK-12 Educators

Featured Courses

Pre-K Financial Literacy Curriculum

PreK learners immerse themselves in social-emotional play opportunities, songs, children’s books, and projects to learn early numeracy and literacy concepts.

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Meal Planning Made Easy: Teaching Kids How to Start

Food is a budget item we need to think about because it is one of the top 3 expenses in an average person's budget. In this free course, you will learn how to help your student get a headstart on their financial and nutritional well-being. There is also an entire lesson on meal planning for the 3rd-5th grader.

Free

Financial Independence 101

A free course — for anyone! — seeking to win back control of their financial security and regain mastery, autonomy and purpose of their lives.

Free

Financial Literacy Made Easy for 3rd-5th Graders

This student-facing course for the 3rd-5th grade independent learner complements the Foundation's 3rd-5th Grade FinLit Curriculum. It introduces learners to basic concepts and gets them to think about money in a smarter, better environment.

$99.00 USD

All Courses

Pre-K Financial Literacy Curriculum

PreK learners immerse themselves in social-emotional play opportunities, songs, children’s books, and projects to learn early numeracy and literacy concepts.

Access it for free!

Kindergarten Financial Literacy Curriculum

Kindergarteners explore foundational financial literacy concepts, such as needs versus wants and saving, in real world settings through collaboration, sharing, and teamwork.

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1st Grade Financial Literacy Curriculum

1st graders dive into money concepts like debit, credit, and budgeting with hands-on play, collaboration, and discussion to get interested in financial concepts at a young age.

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2nd Grade Financial Literacy Curriculum

2nd graders build on their financial foundation by exploring unit pricing, safety, risk, spending, saving, entrepreneurship, and other money topics that meet them where they are as young learners.

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3rd-5th Grade Financial Literacy Curriculum

Late elementary students review money basics and then explore advanced concepts, such as investing and retirement, through hands-on activities, projects, and assessments.

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6th-8th Grade Financial Literacy Curriculum

Middle schoolers cultivate skills for high school and beyond by engaging in lessons and projects, like our money interviews, geared toward the social nature of 6-8 learners.

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9th-12th Grade Financial Literacy Curriculum

High schoolers fine tune the skills and habits needed to be successful in adulthood with a curriculum that promotes responsible and wealth-building money management.

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Financial Independence 101

A free course — for anyone! — seeking to win back control of their financial security and regain mastery, autonomy and purpose of their lives.

Free

Financial Literacy Made Easy for 3rd-5th Graders

$99.00 USD

Meal Planning Made Easy: Teaching Kids How to Start

Free

Presented by the PreK-12 Education Team

Lindsay N. Giroux

Lead, Pre-K Writing Team

Danielle Mendonsa

Lead, Elementary School Writing Team

Mandy Bert

Lead, Middle School Writing Team

Rob Phelan

Lead, High School Writing Team

Curriculum Contributors

Pre-K

WRITING TEAM
Lindsay Giroux

Elementary School

WRITING TEAM
Danielle Mendonsa
Jenna Reich
Kelli Thompson

REVIEW TEAM
Denise Radecke
Yuki Yano
Steven Harms
Jenna Reich

Middle School

WRITING TEAM
Mandy Bert
Scott Barrett
Nancy Bachety
Brian Barfoot
Tamar Snyder
Sean Guerrero McCormick
Hemang Srikishan

REVIEW TEAM
Stephanie Belbis
Diana Falck
Zachary Holz
Craig Mills
Ryan Moran

High School

WRITING TEAM
Rob Phelan
Miriam Giardina
Shaun Nesheim
Tom Lewandowski

REVIEW TEAM
Jolie Viguers
Yuki Yano
Denise Radecke
Jesse Carillo
Zachary Holz