Needs and Wants
In this hands-on financial literacy program, kids use magazine cut-outs to learn the difference between needs and wants.
In this hands-on financial literacy program, kids use magazine cut-outs to learn the difference between needs and wants.
Apply now for a Thinking Money for Kids Program Kit, an all-in-one kit for children's financial education.
It's never too early to learn financial literacy! Check out these exciting and diverse titles.
Download the free guide featuring 40 titles and program ideas to help kids learn financial literacy.
One hundred public and school libraries will receive free books and resources to teach financial literacy.
Oklahoma's Pioneer Library System staff presented numerous six-week Fiscally Fit Bootcamps to library staff and vital community partners.
Money Builders is a one-day children's camp with a Lego theme created to teach the children of refugees about the importance of banks.
This popular teen financial lit program (complete with free pizza!) took place after library hours.
As COVID-19 continues to loom, keep your program plans flexible in case of any last-minute pivots back to virtual.
As library workers, we often feel a sense of urgency to help, but when it comes to issues like money, take your time and keep your calm.