Money Savvy Kids & Money Savvy U
As part of its outreach, DFI is partnering with the Money Savvy Generation to offer free financial literacy curriculum materials to classrooms across the state of Washington.
Money Savvy Kids - 2nd and/or 3rd Grade Classrooms
DFI is offering the award-winning Money Savvy Kids Basic Personal Finance Curriculum to second and third grade classrooms across Washington. This program meets math and social studies standards for each grade level.
Teachers: Learn how to register your classroom.
Money Savvy U - Sixth, Seventh, and/or Eighth Grade Classrooms
DFI is offering the Money Savvy U Intermediate Personal Finance Curriculum materials to sixth, seventh and eighth grade classrooms across Washington.
Teachers: Learn how to register your classroom.
Previous Money Savvy Programs
During the 2004-2005 school year DFI piloted the Money Savvy program in 50 second grade classrooms across the state. Learn more about the 2004-2005 pilot project.
Based on positive teacher, student and parent response, that program was expanded to 70 second and third grade classrooms across the state for 2006-2007 school year.
For the 2007-2008 school year, DFI began offering the Money Savvy U Intermediate Personal Finance Curriculum to sixth, seventh, and eighth grade classrooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Read the most frequently asked questions about Washington's Money Savvy Kids program.More Information
For more information contact Lyn Peters at the Department of Financial Institutions (telephone 360-902-8731; email lpeters@dfi.wa.gov) or Michael Beacham at Money Savvy Generation (telephone 847-234-9477 x202; email mlb@msgen.com)
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