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Discover our most engaging activities that teachers love:

Get a group activity going with Budgeting with Roommates [30 min]

OPEN THE PROJECT >

Navigate the ethics of loan sharks while playing Shady Sam [25 min]

PLAY GAME >

Start your class with a Question of the Day bell-ringer activity [5 min]

SEE A QUESTION OF THE DAY >

Create a dialogue around teen social media usage in a FinCap Friday [10-15 min]

VIEW A FINCAP FRIDAY >

Calculate percentages to improve your budget [25 min]

GO TO MATH ACTIVITY >

Find out if cognitive biases impact your students' money decisions [20 min]

TRY THIS ECON GAME >

Start the conversation strong with Your Future Life

OPEN THE LESSON >

Discuss Needs vs. Wants with the Bean Game

CHECK OUT THE GAME >

Visualize the Stock Market with your students

SEE THE RESOURCE >

Students learn about their online presence in Digital Citizenship

WATCH THE VIDEO >

Have students practice and strengthen their Soft Skills

GO TO THE ACTIVITY >

Find more Middle School resources in the NGPF Blog

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Explore exponential functions with DESMOS: Growth of Savings vs Investments (Financial Algebra 5.1)

OPEN THE DESMOS LESSON >

Practice piecewise functions with DESMOS: Introducing Marginal and Effective Income Tax Rates (Financial Algebra 1.7)

OPEN THE DESMOS LESSON >

Graph real-world linear equations in APPLICATION FA-2.5: Graphing Wages

VIEW THE ACTIVITY >

Graph systems of equations in APPLICATION FA-3.2: Saving Goals

VIEW THE ACTIVITY >

Engage your students with a full LESSON FA-5.5: Exponential Change

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Calculate for budgeting in MATH: Unit Price

TRY THIS MATH ACTIVITY >

Check out the DATA CRUNCH: Comparing Tax Systems Around the World

OPEN THE RESOURCE >

Navigate decision-making in the Dollar Auction Game

PLAY GAME >

Engage your class with the Public Goods Game

PLAY THE GAME >

Model the rise and fall of demand with the activity: Demand Shifters

TRY THE ACTIVITY >

Highlight innovation and competition with the activity: I've Got An Idea!

GO TO ACTIVITY >

Share how product sizes are changing with the activity: Shrinkflation

TRY THIS ACTIVITY >

NGPF offers full courses:

SEMESTER COURSE

67 lessons over 10 units

Aligned to National Standards for Personal Financial Literacy

Lessons in Google docs and Nearpod

Diagnostic, final, and unit exams

Spanish translated activities and exams

FINANCIAL ALGEBRA COURSE

77 lessons over 10 units

Aligned to National Standards for Personal Financial Literacy and Common Core Math Standards

Lessons in Google docs

Diagnostic, final, and unit exams

Desmos Classroom activities

MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSE

43 lessons over 9 units

Aligned to National Standards for Personal Financial Literacy

Lessons in Google docs and Nearpod

Diagnostic, final, and unit exams

Entire course translated to Spanish

NGPF Curriculum is FREE, and always will be.

The life skills that personal finance education provides are too important to leave to budgetary whims or fickle funding sources.

For this reason, NGPF is funded through an endowment created by the co-founder and receives no funding from any outside sources, including financial institutions. All NGPF curriculum, professional development, and advocacy support is FREE and always will be.