Educational resources
Discover a variety of teaching materials to introduce financial education in the classroom. Fun and practical resources that allow students to learn about finance while having fun.
Educational videos
Simplifying the basics of finance
Because many financial concepts are often abstract for kids, these educational videos deal with the topics of consumption, payment methods, protection of personal information, etc. in a simple way.
Play money for printing
Hands-on learning
A fun, hands-on tool that introduces your students to the value of money and the basics of finance.
Board games
Make learning fun!
Get students playing, learning and working together with games that make the world of finance fun and approachable!
Task cards
Little challenges—big progress!
Our task cards supercharge review time for an active, inspiring experience. They get students moving, thinking and working together on simple, hands-on challenges that help them apply what they’ve learned.
Activity sheets for workshops
Learning about money made easy
Our activity sheets have a variety of easy-to-understand exercises in a format students are familiar with. They’re workshop-ready!
Interactive activities
Exploring finance in a different way!
These interactive activities get students engaged in an individual or group setting and give them an opportunity to practice key concepts.
In-class activities for little learners
Take advantage of a variety of turnkey activities to help your students understand the basics of finance and become responsible consumers.
Visual guides
Informative, thought-provoking visuals
They capture students’ attention, pique their curiosity and make financial concepts easy to understand.
Activity books
Activities for all grade levels
A nice balance between fun and learning! Use the activity books with your students to reinforce their knowledge of the basics of saving.
The ancient art of saving
Maison Alphonse-Desjardins
Maison Alphonse-Desjardins offers students a host of free educational activities on the theme of saving for both in-person and virtual visits. The museum is open year-round and admission is free.