Financial Literacy Resources for Educators & Homeschoolers

Ready-to-use lesson plans, activities, and teaching materials that align with curriculum standards. Perfect for classrooms, homeschool co-ops, and after-school programs.

Perfect For

Classroom Teachers

Elementary and middle school teachers looking for engaging financial literacy activities that fit into existing curriculum.

Homeschool Parents

Homeschooling families who want structured, age-appropriate money lessons that are easy to implement.

Homeschool Co-ops

Co-op leaders seeking comprehensive financial education resources for group learning.

After-School Programs

Program coordinators who need fun, hands-on activities that teach real-world money skills.

Curriculum Alignment

Aligned with Common Core and state financial literacy standards

Math Standards

Reinforces number sense, operations, and real-world problem-solving through money activities.

Social Studies

Connects to economics, personal finance, and life skills curriculum requirements.

Life Skills

Teaches essential financial literacy skills that prepare students for real-world success.

Critical Thinking

Develops decision-making skills through real-world money scenarios and problem-solving activities.

Sample Lesson Plan Preview

The 3 Jars System: A 30-45 Minute Lesson

1

Introduction (10 minutes)

Read the story from Chapter 3 of "Financial Literacy for Kids, Simplified!" Discuss the concept of dividing money into categories.

2

Hands-On Activity (20 minutes)

Students create their own 3 Jars system using provided materials. Practice dividing money into Save, Spend, and Give categories.

3

Discussion & Reflection (15 minutes)

Group discussion about savings goals, spending choices, and giving priorities. Students share their plans.

What's Included in the Book

20+ Activities

Ready-to-use activities that can be adapted for individual, small group, or whole-class instruction.

Engaging Stories

Relatable narratives that make financial concepts memorable and accessible to students.

Worksheets & Charts

Printable resources including budgeting charts, goal trackers, and activity sheets.

Digital Money Lessons

Modern content covering debit cards, apps, and online spending that today's students encounter.

Discussion Prompts

Thought-provoking questions and conversation starters for classroom discussions.

Assessment Ideas

Ways to evaluate student understanding and track progress in financial literacy skills.

Bulk Order Options

Special pricing available for schools, libraries, and educational organizations

Schools & Districts

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Libraries

Perfect addition to your children's financial literacy collection. Available through standard library distributors.

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Homeschool Co-ops

Group purchase discounts available for co-ops ordering multiple copies. Contact us for details.

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Virtual Classroom Visits

Bring the author to your classroom (virtually)

15-20 Minute Q&A Sessions

Max Miles offers virtual classroom visits where students can:

  • Ask questions about money and financial literacy
  • Learn about the book and its creation
  • Participate in interactive money discussions
  • Get inspired about financial responsibility

Perfect for: Book clubs, financial literacy units, author studies, or special events.

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Sample Chapter

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Lesson Plans

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Worksheets

Printable worksheets and activity sheets for classroom use.

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