Global Money Week

Determine if something is a want or a need by sorting a stack of cards featuring different expenses. Use this hands-on activity to sharpen decision-making skills and financial literacy.

Use money for skip counting and begin making change in different ways. Engaging worksheets will introduce elementary students to Canadian money and math.

Help your child learn about setting financial goals. Use a plant diagram to visually track their progress to save up for a special item.

Compare different payment methods, such as credit, debit and cash. This lesson plan uses a quiz, group work and scenarios to boost financial literacy.

Calculate unit prices and compare value for money. Use real-life shopping scenarios to determine if something is a real deal.

Turn your students into young entrepreneurs as they explore business basics, budgeting and marketing. Pitching their own creative ideas is a fun way to build real-world skills and confidence.

Develop positive financial habits through a saving and spending game and a goal-setting activity with real-life scenarios.

Unlock financial literacy with challenging puzzles in this classroom escape room. Students will explore financial risk, credit scores, debt and interest with worksheets and an interactive game.

Start a conversation about money and finances with our question cards. Choose between two card decks: one for kids and their families and one for adults and teens.

Introduce your students to foundational economic concepts using everyday examples.

Balance a monthly budget for a household and learn some financial saving and spending tips along the way.

Develop data literacy skills by interpreting charts of Canadian economic data.

Make investment decisions based on what’s important to you and see how your spending and earning connects you to the global economy.

Play our game to discover how your economic profile compares with those of other Canadians. Explore population and employment data and spending habits across different regions.

All about inflation: what it is, what it means and how it's measured. Students will learn how the consumer price index is calculated and create their own student price index to measure the prices that matter most to them.