We work with partners to bring you new programs and resources for your classroom.

IEF partners with the Toronto Star to provide Ontario teachers with free resources to develop their students' financial know-how.

Copies of all the teaching kits developed are available for download:

	Do You See a Money Tree? This award-winning resource* teaches students about the four pillars of financial intelligence (earning, saving, spending and investing). Do You See a Money Tree? activity book includes fun activities to help students learn the difference between needs and wants, how to develop a budget and what is a savings account. The online teacher guide includes additional activities and a glossary. Download the Do You See a Money Tree? teacher guide. *CCMA Innovation Awards Best in Show 2011
	Financial Intelligence Series Three cross-curricular kits, Beginners Guide to Money, Where did the Money Go and Your Money, Their Money form the Financial Intelligence Series of cross-curricular kits developed to link the world of a student's personal micro-finances (allowance and/or part-time earnings), to the macro-economics of community and corporate finances...
	All About Money Three cross-curricular kits were developed to provide teachers with strategies and practical entry points to help students gain financial knowledge and skills. The activities can be used to meet curriculum expectations, critical thinking and character development initiatives. Download the kit(s).
	Smart Money Management Kit Activities in this kit include comparison shopping, using credit wisely and buying a car and home. Download the kit.