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Cyberchase: MoneySubject: Banking, Budgeting, Consumer Issues, SavingAudiences: Students (Elementary, Middle School)Source: PBS Kids, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CastleWorks, Inc.Cyberchase:Money is an interactive site that deals with money issues that are important to kids age 9-12. Game, Multimedia (Video), Website (Blog)
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DoughMainSubject: Banking, Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Investing, Saving, Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School), Adults (Parents)Source: DoughMainA website with games and tools that empower kids and their families to become better educated and more confident about money management and financial topics. Activity, Game, Website
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EconEdLinkSubject: Banking, Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Financial Planning, Identity Theft, Investing, Saving, TaxesAudiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School), Educators (Teachers)Source: Council for Economic EducationA library of online economic lessons for K-12 teachers, homeschooling parents & their students. Lesson Plan/Curricula
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Economic Education PublicationsSubject: Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School)Source: Council for Economic EducationA library of current publications from the Council for Economic Education. Lesson Plan/Curricula, Publication
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EverFi Financial Literacy Platform for High SchoolsSubject: Banking, Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Identity Theft, Paying for College, Saving, Student Loan ManagementAudiences: Students (High School)Source: EverFiA Web-based product that uses rich-media, high-definition video and avatars to teach high school students how to handle key financial decisions. Activity, Game, Multimedia
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EverFi Financial Literacy Platform for Middle SchoolsSubject: Teaching Kids about Money, Budgeting, Financial Planning, SavingAudiences: Educators, Students (Middle School)Source: N/AThe MassMutual Foundation has partnered with EverFi to lead a major initiative to bring critical financial education to middle and high school students across the United States. Tool, Website
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Everyday Life - MoneySubject: Banking, Budgeting, TaxesAudiences: Adults, Students (College, High School)Source: Goodwill Community Foundation, Inc.An interactive, situation-based series of lessons that allows user to experience real-life financial challenges without real-world consequences. Game, Multimedia
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FamilyeducationSubject: Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents), StudentsSource: FamilyeducationTeach your child the value of saving and spending wisely. These games and tips will help him learn about the value of money. Website
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Federal Reserve Consumer Help: Checking AccountsSubject: BankingAudiences: Adults, Students (College, High School)Source: Federal Reserve BankContains information about protecting your account and provides resources to help you become a better-informed depositor Website
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Fifty Nifty Econ CardsSubject: Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Students (Elementary, Middle School), Educators (Teachers)Source: The Federal Reserve BankHelps students develop a knowledge base of economic and personal finance words and their meanings. Lesson Plan/Curricula, Activity
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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.