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In this personal finance lesson, students will learn how to become wealthy in order to build their financial future.

In this cross-curricular math and personal finance lesson, students solve word problems and then use those solutions to solve a connect-the-dot puzzle. 

Celebrate Women's History Month in your economics and personal finance classroom!  Use these quotes by famous women to inspire discussions and writing prompts about money, work, success, and power.

This economics and personal finance lesson takes students through the process of producing a good to sell to a fictional business owner, Mr. Peacock, in order to earn an income.

In this economics and personal finance lesson, students will examine the human capital of Squirrel, Sloth, and Mr. Peacock and apply the concept to identify their own human capital. 

Students read about two scheming sharks and decide were to invest their money.

This Simple Interest Calculator helps you calculate the interest earned on your investment over a set period of time.

The picture book One Hen: How One Small Loan Made a Big Difference, written by Kate Smith Milway, takes place in Africa. Here in a Ghanan village, young Kojo cannot afford to go to school after the death of his father. His resourceful mother takes out a small loan and with a few leftover co…

Students learn about banks and credit unions, identifying similarities and differences between the two types of financial institution. They also evaluate a local bank and credit union to determine which one would be better suited to their needs. (This is Part I of a two-part project.)

In this economics lesson, students will learn the importance of money as a medium of exchange.