Youth Financial Education

The best time to start learning about money? Now! 

  • Fun Engaging Activities
  • Great for All Ages
  • Tools for Parents & Teachers
Fun Engaging Activities
Great for All Ages
Tools for Parents & Teachers

It's never too early to begin smart money habits!

We believe that strong financial habits begin early! Help kids learn about saving, spending, budgeting, and more with these great resources. Our goal is to make money management easy and fun for kids, families, and educators.
 
Council for Economic Education (CEE)

The Council for Economic Education (CEE) offers a wide range of age-appropriate lessons on economics and personal finance to prepare students for real-world financial decisions.

For Parents
  • Explore and download the Family-at-Home Financial Fun Pack for grades K-12, which includes fun activities, games, worksheets, and recommended books designed to help families develop important financial literacy skills.
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For Teachers

  • Access free classroom resources for grades K-12, including interactive lessons, activities, articles, and videos categorized by topic, grade level, resource type, subject, and standards.
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Money Basics through MyCreditUnion.gov

The National Credit Union Administration offers interactive articles, videos, and activities that teach the basics of budgeting, saving, spending, and using credit.


For Parents & Teachers
  • Explore educational resource guides designed to build financial knowledge with practical skills that will help learners manage their money. 

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For Kids
  • Kids can play World of Cents, a fun and engaging, game for ages 5 and up where kids match coins to earn money, then decide how to spend it building a magical world. 
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Westerly Community Credit Union is a full-service credit union with Rhode Island branches in Westerly, RichmondWakefield, and Coventry.

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Help your child save smart, spend wisely & learn confidently.

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