Teach financial literacy classes to elementary school students

Children living below the NPPS often do not have exposure to financial education, inhibiting the development of long-term savings and planning.

Incorporate financial literacy programming into your curriculum, teaching young students how to develop skills and habits with lifelong impact.

To get started:

  1. Develop age-appropriate financial management lesson plans that can be administered in stand-alone workshops, worked into larger school or program curriculum, or geared for students to become peer-to-peer financial educators.

  2. Create materials to utilize at after-school programs, summer camps, community centers, or local public libraries.

Best Practices/Innovative Programs

The National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) provides a financial literacy curriculum focusing on children's unique educational needs.

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