Money Smart Nebraska Flyers
Please post these flyers in your school to help promote good money habits.

Wanna Be a Millionaire? Flyer Series

Lesson Plans

Council for Economic Education
EconEdLink provides a premier source of classroom-tested, Internet-based economic and personal finance lesson materials for K-12 teachers and their students. With over 767 lessons to choose from, teachers can use as many of the lessons as they would like and as often as they would like.

Nebraska Council on Economic Education
Through out five Centers for Economic Education, the Council serves as a resource to educators, administrators and public officials by providing directed training, graduate education, workshops and classroom activities and competition to teachers and students in K-12 and post-secondary institutions.

Federal Reserve Education
The Federal Reserve offers lesson plans, games, and publications for teachers and students.

Online Games & Programs

Gen i Revolution Online Personal Finance Game
The Gen i Revolution consists of fifteen interactive missions in which students complete a variety of activities to help them learn important personal finance concepts. Within each mission, students are introduced to a character who is facing a particular financial crisis. As a part of the Gen i Revolution, the student learns about the crisis, strategically selects “Operatives”, and then completes activities with the ultimate goal of solving the mission.

Hands on Banking
Whether you’re a classroom teacher, a program director, or a college instructor, you understand the importance of a solid financial curriculum. Now, by using Hands on Banking®—the free, fun, and engaging financial program from Wells Fargo—you can help students of any age build a brighter financial future.

Practical Money Skills Games

 

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