Resources for Kids

Preschoolers

Its never too early to start! Read how to teach your child about money. Then download the activity guide for easy ways your preschooler can learn the value and use of money.

• Teaching Guide
• Learning Activities
• Learning Activities (Spanish)
• Bunny Money Lesson Guide
• Mi Dinero Lesson Guide & Activity (Spanish)

Grades K-6

Children can learn more about money through any of these interactive games:

• U.S. Mint for Kids
• Money Basics
• Peter Pig’s Money Counter
• These Shoes Lesson Guide & Activity
• Time for Cranberries

Teens

It’s never too early to learn smart financial habits. Whether saving a portion of a weekly allowance or understanding the deductions on the pay stub from a first job, good money management skills can last a lifetime.

• Financial Football
• Dollars & Sense: Watch Your Expenses Lesson Guide & Activity
• Invest In What’s Next: Life After High School
• Building Wealth Lesson Guide and Activity

Student Banking

Most financial aid packages are disbursed electronically, so it’s a good idea to learn the basics of managing a bank account before you get to college. This helpful flyer explains how to take action on choosing a bank account and avoiding fees. Download Student Banking Guide

Paying for college

There are many options when it comes to paying for college, but how do you know where to start? This guide can help navigate you in the right direction in three simple steps. Download Paying for College Guide

Compare College Costs

Once you have received your financial aid offers, you may need to make a decision on which school you will be attending. Keep in mind that there are many costs on top of tuition associated with being a college student. You can look at your overall costs of attending two different schools using this comparison tool.