Money Smart 2.0
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MONEY SMART 2.0 is a customized version of the FDIC Money Smart curriculum that includes lessons, activities, presenter slides, and teaching guides for educators and parents. Banks and financial organizations can earn CRA credit and form lasting connections with the community by becoming a local sponsor of the program.
- Provider
- The National Theatre for Children (NTC)
- Price
- Free
- Price Note
- Free to schools with a client sponsor, please contact for pricing
- Published / Released Year
- 2020
- Format and Delivery
- Online Use/Online Learning
- Resource Type
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses.
- Target Audience
- Elementary Grades, Middle Grades, High School
- Languages
- English
- Contact Information
- (763)452-1100
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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