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Captain Cleo
Captain Cleo teaches money skills and clear thinking through games and island adventures for children ages 7–15, including budgeting, saving, scams, evidence, and bias.
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Practicity
A playful learning world for children ages 6–11 where real-life skills are practised through an illustrated city, animated lessons, and short quests about money, wellbeing, creativity, friendship, and citizenship.
WizzKids
A parent-controlled learning game where children ages 6–12 explore earning, saving, kindness, and confidence through adventures with the WizzKids characters.
MoneyJr
A financial-literacy curriculum for children ages 5–17 with interactive lessons, games, printables, and certificates, including free starter units.
Money as You Grow
A free Consumer Financial Protection Bureau toolkit helping caregivers build children’s money skills through age-appropriate activities and conversation prompts.
Money Quest
A financial-literacy game world where children learn about needs and wants, saving, and money decisions through quests, stories, and mini-games.
MoneyMosaic
A free, offline-capable financial-literacy platform for ages 10–18 covering budgeting, credit, taxes, investing, and money decisions through lessons and mini-games.
$uperSquad
A FitMoney financial-literacy game for ages 5–12 using videos, mini-games, and choice-based stories about everyday money decisions.
Market Minds Free Resources & Games
Free financial-literacy workshop games and activities covering time, education choices, paychecks, credit, scams, and decision-making for students and educators.
Brightside
A nonprofit financial-education resource with story-driven money lessons, games, guides, and practical tools for children, teens, and adults.
Outsmart the System Foundation
A nonprofit offering free family tools that combine financial literacy and emotional intelligence for children ages 10 and up.
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