Parent & educator Financial literacy
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Explore 11 trusted parent & educator financial literacy resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Delrita Pryce Foundation
Free animated literacy and money-skills programs, printable activities, and a learning app for young children.
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Outsmart the System Foundation
A nonprofit offering free family tools that combine financial literacy and emotional intelligence for children ages 10 and up.
Finly
A nonprofit financial literacy platform with fact-checked lessons, quizzes, calculators, class tools, and a portfolio simulator for ages 8–17.
Financial Literacy for Kids
An open 18-week curriculum for ages 8–12 covering earning, saving, spending, financial systems, and thoughtful decision-making.
Akron Children’s Museum Virtual Field Trip
A virtual museum experience for kindergarten through fifth grade with challenges, games, cooking, movement, art, and financial-literacy activities aligned with Ohio learning standards.
WealthWise Kids Family Table
Free family financial-literacy activities, printables, stories, and the five-day $100 Week browser game for children and grown-ups.
APEF Educates
A K–12 financial literacy curriculum hub with standards, grade-level lessons, animated videos, and a digital resource library.
FiWe Financial Literacy
A screen-free financial literacy provider offering tactile K–10 curriculum, picture books, and family money-management activities.
Brightside
A nonprofit financial-education resource with story-driven money lessons, games, guides, and practical tools for children, teens, and adults.
Invest-U
A nonprofit financial-literacy learning resource for teens, students, and new earners with accessible lessons about money and personal finance.
Openvest
A youth financial-literacy curriculum platform with standards-oriented resources designed to help children and students build practical money skills.
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