Whether you currently offer a personal finance course and are seeking up-to-date information on curricula, content and programs; are seeking strategies to work personal financial topics into your discipline, or are just curious about youth personal financial topics – you have come to the right place!
Classroom Resources
Access fun and educational activities that you can incorporate into your classroom.
Clearinghouse
The National JumpStart Clearinghouse allows you to search and browse hundreds of personal financial education resources (many of which are free), based on criteria including:
- Audience (6th grade, 12th grade, college age, adults, etc.)
- Material type (book, DVD, game, lesson plan, teaching guide, etc.)
- Language (English, Spanish, etc.)
- Target Users (classroom teachers, after-school, home, etc.)
- Topic (planning & money management, credit & debt, saving & investing, etc.)
Curricula Corner
While the coalition does not endorse curricula, we are pleased to promote trusted youth personal financial curricula that in many cases are free to educators and may involve direct educator training.
K-12 Personal Finance Education
National standards help educators involved with finance courses to prepare courses and develop lesson plans. View a list of competencies and standards for each.
