Search Results: Educators: Teachers


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  • 21.
    Activites that teach economics
    Subject: Banking, Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Federal Reserve Bank
    Classroom activities produced by the Federal Reserve.
    Free Resource
    Activity
    English

     
  • 22.
    Having It All: Girls & Financial Literacy (PDF)
    Subject: Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Educators (Counselors, Teachers), Adults (Parents)
    Source: Girl Scout Research Institute
    A report from the Girl Scout Research Institute.
    Free Resource
    Publication
    English

     
  • 23.
    ID Theft FaceOff
    Subject: Identity Theft
    Audiences: Adults (Employees, Parents), Educators (Counselors, Teachers), Students (College, High School)
    Source: Federal Trade Commission
    Your identity´s been stolen! Luckily, this time you just need to correctly answer some questions on protecting your identity to get it back.
    Free Resource
    Game
    English

     
  • 24.
    Invest Quest
    Subject: Identity Theft, Investing
    Audiences: Adults (Employees, Parents), Students (College, High School), Educators (Counselors, Teachers)
    Source: Federal Trade Commission
    Get a glimpse of your future as your investing intelligence is put to the test.
    Free Resource
    Game
    English

     
  • 25.
    Investor Protection Presentation
    Subject: Investing
    Audiences: Students (High School, College), Adults, Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Oklahoma Securities Commission
    An informational video detailing the activities of the Oklahoma Securities Commission, the common types of investment fraud, how to protect yourself from investment fraud and scam artists, and what to do if you become the victim of investment fraud
    Free Resource
    Multimedia (Video)
    English

     
  • 26.
    It´s a Habit
    Subject: Saving, Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Students (Elementary), Educators (Teachers), Adults (Parents)
    Source: It´s a Habit Co. Inc.,
    Educational and entertaining tools and resources that encourage saving money.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 27.
    Katrina´s Classroom: Financial Lessons from a Hurricane
    Subject: Banking, Budgeting, Credit, Saving
    Audiences: Students (High School), Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
    Katrina´s Classroom: Financial Lessons from a Hurricane is a free video-based curriculum designed to teach middle school and high school students and their parents the importance of being financially prepared. The curriculum focuses on financial responsibilities such as budgeting, banking, savings, and wise use of credit. The videos, an English/Spanish transcript, and lesson plans can be downloaded or ordered as a DVD/CD set
    Free Resource
    Multimedia (Video), Lesson Plan/Curricula
    English, Spanish

     
  • 28.
    Know What Counts
    Subject: Consumer Issues, Taxes
    Audiences: Adults, Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Oklahoma Society of CPAs
    Consumer news and information provided by the Oklahoma Society of CPAs.
    Free Resource
    Website, Tool (Calculator), Lesson Plan/Curricula
    English

     
  • 29.
    Mapping Your Future
    Subject: Paying for College (College Planning, Financial Aid), Saving, Student Loan Management, Budgeting
    Audiences: Students (Middle School, High School, College), Adults (Parents, Adult Learners), Educators (Teachers, Counselors, Campus Personnel), Service Providers
    Source: Mapping Your Future
    Provides free college, career, financial aid, and financial literacy services for students, families and schools
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 30.
    Money as You Grow
    Subject: Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Adults (Parents), Students (College, Elementary, High School, Middle School), Educators (Teachers)
    Source: The President´s Advisory Council on Financial Capability
    This site was developed by the Presidents Advisory Council on Financial Capability. It provides 20 essential age-appropriate financial lessons, with corresponding activities, that kids need to know as they grow.
    Free Resource
    Website
    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.