Teacher & Consumer Resources

Home to award-winning economics and personal finance resources, this portal offers 145+ online classes for all levels. Includes materials branded for Money Smart Week.

Lively illustrations of how the U.S. economy works plus personal finance topics, available from the Atlanta Fed. Order your copies here.

Working with high school students, explore college and careers with this set of workbooks provided free-of-charge from the Dallas Fed.

Tired of having personal finance lessons tell you what not to do, check out Dallas Fed’s Building Wealth — a great resource to teach personal finance basics to consumers in a positive and productive way!

For lessons and fun activities on $$$$$, look no further than the US Treasury’s Currency Academy!

For additional education information, check out Federal Reserve Education.

Represent a non-profit business, university or civic group and work in the Midwest? Consider requesting a speaker from the Chicago Fed on the role of the central bank, regional economy or banking topics. We cannot guarantee a speaker, but we try hard!

A list of mortgage and foreclosure resources maintained by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

The FDIC has links and curriculum guides for teachers.

Visa has an extensive financial literacy website with content for teachers. 

The St. Louis Fed has an extensive curriculum offering for teachers.

Online games that make great additions to any personal finance lesson plan.

The 21 Federal entities that compose the Financial Literacy and Education Commission provide the materials that are available via this website.