Personal finance is important for kids of all ages. From counting money, to learning how to save, to building credit. We've curated fun and engaging games and resources to help your child grow their financial literacy!
World of Cents is a teaches the value of money through the concepts of earning, saving and spending money, while incorporating basic math concepts. They get to build their own playground, but will have to make sure they have enough money to build it up! Presented by the National Credit Union Association (NCUA).
Your elementary aged kids can also learn from this activity book provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation here.
Lights, Camera, Budget - provided by Georgia Public Broadcasting Education* - is a fun game where your middle school aged child gets to make their own movie with a set budget. Can they make a blockbuster while staying within budget? Where will the spend their money? How will they save it?
You and your friends are going on a cross country trip to Colorado from DC! You’ll need food, gas, medicine and other supplies - which you can get throughout your trip, but prices vary across the country! You’ll also get achievements for viewing different sights. You start out with debt, but that will automatically be paid from your checking each day. Begin the adventure here! Presented by the National Credit Union Association (NCUA).
Teach your students the importance of financial literacy with these guided activities and handouts.
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