Posts Tagged ‘Personal Finance’
Family-At-Home Financial Fun Pack
Are you looking for fun ways to teach your children about personal finance? Looking for some activities your children can do on their own and others you can do as a family?
This Family-At-Home Financial Fun Pack is a curated set of materials from the Council for Economic Education (CEE) and a few of its friends that we think are well suited for families to enjoy on their own. You will find family activities, games, worksheets, and suggested books for your child or anyone sheltering together to enjoy and learn from. You can easily select activities to help your children acquire the tools to live a life of opportunity – and have some fun along the way.
Using Better Money Habits Videos to Teach Personal Finance
USE A SERIES OF POWERFUL VIDEOS TO ENGAGE STUDENTS IN PERSONAL FINANCE
Tuesday, December 5th, 2017
9 AM to 3 PM
Learn how to use a library of highly engaging videos produced by Khan Academy to teach middle and high school students about personal finance. These practical, standards-aligned personal finance lessons connect videos from Bank of America’s Better Money Habits to activities from CEE’s award-winning Financial Fitness for Life curriculum. Topics cover budgeting, saving, credit, debt and meeting financial goals.
- Lesson Demonstrations
- Sub Reimbursements Provided
- FREE with Lunch Provided
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What if we were able reach and teach every student in the State of Oklahoma about personal finance and economics? Imagine how robust our state’s economy would be, the businesses created and the citizenry capable of making better decisions as savers, investors, borrowers, voters, and participants in our economy.
At OCEE, community leaders like you join forces to make personal finance and economic education a priority in our schools. Our donors are inspiring Oklahoma students to understand our global economy enabling them to be successful contributors to our state.
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What your dollars can do…
$30 Sponsors one student team to participate in the Stock Market Game.
$75 Supports one teacher to receive OCEE curriculum and resources.
$150 Sponsors one teacher to receive professional development in personal finance or economics.
$250 Enables 1 student team to attend an OCEE Competition such as the Personal Finance Challenge.
$1,250 Send a teacher to CEE’s Annual Conference & Professional Development
Why?
More than half of millennials (about 54 percent) say debt is their “biggest financial concern.”
Only fifty-nine percent of the young adults in Generation Y (ages eighteen to twenty-one) pay their bills on time every month.
Roughly half of Oklahoma 18 year-olds who have a credit account are 90 or more days behind on a payment.
