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Curriculum tools
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We can help you bring financial literacy to your classroom with packaged classroom programs and teacher-developed lesson plans. Find out how you can incorporate programs like Taking Stock in Your Future, Funny Money, Toronto Star teacher kits and the Globe and Mail Online Classroom Edition.
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Financial Skills
This resource has been designed with a life management approach to teach the skills and behaviours needed to manage money wisely. Students will develop their money management skills so they can prepare for transition from secondary to post-secondary or workplace. Learn more. |
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Taking Stock in Your Future.
Together with our education partners, we created this program to help students develop their money management skills. It includes: Classroom resources, teacher workshops and professional development, resources for student competitions and assemblies and interactive learning tools for students. Learn more about the Taking Stock in Your Future Program. |
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Toronto Star teacher kits
We have partnered with the Toronto Star to bring you this special program. It helps students learn how to manage money wisely through activities like planning to pay for education after high school. Learn more. |
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Globe and Mail online classroom edition
This free curriculum tool is produced by the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education together in collaboration with the Investor Education Fund and the Globe and Mail. Each month, we put together a package of articles and lesson plans to help teachers engage students in topics such as: The economy, money, financial planning and investing, business and entrepreneurship, the environment/careers and politics and international affairs. Learn more. |
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Funny Money program
This resource complements our Funny Money Presentations for High Schools program – an entertaining and educational program which motivates students to take an interest in managing their finances. The toolkit provides activities to help students understand the following financial concepts: Needs and wants, cash flow management, iInterest and exponential growth, credit and investment risk. Learn more. |
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Student competitions
Motivate and engage students and meet curriculum expectations. Your students can win a cash prize and you can receive a plaque for your school. Learn more. |
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Lesson plans
These plans were developed by teachers on topics including saving and investing, ethics and corporate governance, and business management. They are yours to use free of charge. See lesson plans now. |
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Make it Count
Talking with youth about budgeting, debit card use and spending has been made easier with Make it Count, an interactive money mentoring program and resource from the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA). This program includes a parent’s guide, an instructor’s guide and an online daily budgeting program to engage youth in discussions about money management. Learn more now. |
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