Bright Financial Futures
A webinar to help support grown-ups and young kids in building bright financial futures together.
In this webinar, you’ll explore ways to talk about money with young kids. Providers will learn strategies to help familiarize families with important concepts like saving, spending, and sharing. You’ll explore resources for every age to help kids build a positive understanding of money, and a strong financial future.
Learning Goals:
- Explore ways to talk about money with families and young kids
- Learn strategies to help kids build important life skills
- Talk about key concepts like spending, saving, sharing, choices, needs, wants, and values
- Review resources you can use to help discuss money and related concepts with children and families
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Download these printables to support this webinar.
For Me, For You, For Later
An interactive guide for educators to teach financial education concepts and skills to young children.
For Me, For You, For Later: First Steps to Spending, Sharing, and Saving—Educator Guide
A guide with resources, activities, and tips for educators on bringing financial literacy into the classroom.
You’re Doing Great! Financial Education for Families
An article about how to stay strong and connected as a family during tough financial times.
Making a Spending Plan Together
Watch Cookie Monster learn about making a plan.
Elmo’s Spend, Share, and Save Jars
Watch Elmo and Abby learn financial education basics.
Wants and Needs with Bert and Ernie: Financial Education for Kids
Watch Bert help Ernie learn the difference between wants and needs.
For Me, For You, For Later: Family Spending, Sharing, and Saving
A guide with resources, activities, and tips on how and why to start children’s financial education early and how to talk to children during tough financial times.
