Business
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October 20, 2025
What goes into making a diner breakfast?
Learn about how this seemingly simple meal relies on a complex system of agricultural production. -
October 9, 2025
Money conversation cards
Use guided conversation cards to spark meaningful discussions about money, finances, and financial decision-making at home or in the classroom. Choose between a deck for kids and their families or one for adults and teens. -
September 8, 2025
The Central Bank in Your Classroom
In-class or virtual program: Learn about the work of the central bank and career paths in economics, finance and data analysis with this presentation delivered by Bank of Canada staff. -
August 5, 2025
Good as gold? A simple explanation of the gold standard
In an ideal gold standard monetary system, every piece of paper currency represents an amount of gold held by an authority. But in practice, the gold standard system’s rules were extremely and repeatedly bent in the face of economic realities. -
June 18, 2025
Labour productivity
Understand labour productivity and how investment, technology, and skills contribute to economic growth in Canada. -
June 18, 2025
What goes into the price of gas
Break down the price of gasoline by examining taxes, refining, distribution, and oil markets. -
May 22, 2025
Speculating on the piggy bank
Ever since the first currencies allowed us to store value, we’ve needed a special place to store those shekels, drachmae and pennies. And the piggy bank—whether in pig form or not—has nearly always been there. -
May 16, 2025
Entrepreneurship: Kids edition
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. -
November 6, 2024
You Are the Economy: Your guide to economic and financial literacy for Grades 7 to 12
Join the Bank of Canada Museum for a live webinar about our new free suite of economic and financial lesson plans! -
September 12, 2024
You are the economy
A set of six lessons to explore economics with your students.
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