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April 5: Personal Finance Bootcamp

Start Financial Literacy Month (April) with CEE's Personal Finance Bootcamp, a day of online professional development designed to provide high school educators with the tools and resources needed to teach personal finance concepts in their classrooms.

Free Personal Finance Program for High School Girls

Invest in Girls (a program of CEE) invites your high school students to learn about personal finance in a supportive all-girl environment! IIG instructors will teach students the basics of personal finance, how to invest, and help them build professional skills. These programs are online and free to attend.

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For Grades 6-8, 9-12

Economics and Personal Finance Bell Ringers to Celebrate Women's History Month

Celebrate Women’s History Month in your Economics and Personal Finance classroom! Use these 10 quotes by famous women to inspire discussions and writing prompts about money, work, success, and power.

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For Grades 6-8, 9-12

March Madness Economics and Personal Finance Brackets

Use March Madness to review economic and personal finance topics! Fill in the brackets with 8 economic terms on one side and 8 personal finance terms on the other. Have students vote for their favorites each week, justifying their decisions in writing. Post the results in your classroom or on the hallway bulletin board.

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For Grades 9-12

Lesson: Risky Spending and Teen Gambling

In this personal finance lesson, students review statistics about underage gambling, listen to a podcast about teens getting hooked on sports betting, give thumbs up or thumbs down to statements that they believe are gambling, and create a public service poster to alert their peers to the dangers of teenage gambling.

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