
Ready-to-Use Financial Literacy Tools for Your Classroom or Library
Save time with turnkey lesson plans, story-driven books, and interactive games — designed by educators, for educators.
Why Educators Love It
These tools make financial literacy easy, effective, and fun in any educational setting.
Curriculum-Aligned
Aligned to early financial literacy standards for grades PreK–3.
No-Prep Lessons
Everything is ready to use—no extra planning required.
Engaging Stories
Rhyming picture books that keep students engaged and eager to learn.
Hands-On Activities
Games, discussion questions, and visuals that bring learning to life.
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Dash and Nikki and the Jellybean Game
Presenter: Virginia Council on Economic Education.

Lilly and May Learn Why Mom and Dad Work
Presenter: Arizona Council on Economic Education.

Rohan and Nyra and Big Sister's Bet
Presenter: Mississippi Council on Economic Education.

Michael and Hannah and the Magic Money Tree
Presenter: North Carolina Council on Economic Education.

Iver and Luke and the Friends-for-Others Club
Presenter: Minnesota Council on Economic Education.
The Spending Shuffle Card Game!
This fun memory-style card game lists different expense categories found on a family budget. See if your student can find a match, and once they do, ask them to name three to five examples that fall into that category.
Added Educational Resources
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