This November, celebrate Financial Literacy Month with us. From interactive programs to online activities and ready-to-use classroom resources, we’ve got engaging activities for everyone.
Online activities
All About Money virtual program
English: November 3, 2026 at 11:00 (ET)
French: November 4, 2026 at 13:00 (ET)
Join us for a fun and interactive exploration of money—what it is today, what it was in the past, and what it might be in the future. Designed for kids in Grades 1–6, this program helps young learners build a richer understanding of this everyday but surprisingly complex part of our world. Whether you’re a teacher, a homeschooler, or part of a learning group, everyone is welcome to take part.
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Money Conversation Cards
Conversations on money must start somewhere, so we created these cards to help break the ice. Explore concepts of saving and spending, debt, earning, and the role of money in the world. The questions are sometimes serious, sometimes fun, but always thoughtful.
Money Math
Discover engaging resources that use real-world money concepts to teach essential math and financial literacy skills. These step-by-step lesson plans, hands-on activities, worksheets and answer keys are linked to Canadian curricula for students in kindergarten to Grade 8 (Secondary 2).
You Are the Economy
Discover a set of six lessons and activities that explore economic and financial literacy and are designed to fit within social studies, history, geography, economics, business and career courses. The lessons are for students in Grades 7–12 (Secondary 1–5).
