Whether you teach littles in elementary school or teens on the cusp of adulthood in high school, preparing students for their financial future is for all ages. The good news: there is still time left in April to honor Financial Literacy Month in your classroom with EVERFI’s no-cost resources!
“There is still time left in April to honor Financial Literacy Month in your classroom.”
If you have time for one or two financial-focused lessons, have students start one of the courses below and choose the lesson they complete:
Elementary School
o Vault: Understanding Money—Introduce the concept of financial decision making
Middle School
o FutureSmart: Financial Literacy*—Students become “mayor” of the town and learn how to manage their finances and make sound decisions
o SmartEconomics*—Get your students thinking about factors that impact the price of the things they buy
High School
o EVERFI: Financial Literacy*—Encourage students to explore one of the seven lessons—covering everything from banking, employment, budgeting, consumer skills, financing higher education, and more—in our financial education 101-course
o Marketplaces or Sustainable Investing Essentials—Get your students thinking about investing and even how to make financial decisions that align with personal values
*This course includes a scholarship opportunity—encourage your students to apply!
Ready to do a financial-focused lesson in class tomorrow? Create your account today and explore the no-cost resources to find the perfect fit for your classroom. After you’ve found your lesson and added a course to your class, let the learning begin!
We know that our standards-aligned, research-based digital lessons will be a perfect fit for your classroom and teach your students to thrive in an ever-changing world. If you ever have questions or need support implementing EVERFI courses in your classroom, please reach out to your local rep, Kristin Pierce, at kristin.pierce@everfi.com.
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