Teaching money. We've got you.
Free financial education resources for the classroom — carousels, illustrations and lesson content from Money Architect, available to teachers.
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- Free to use in the classroom — print, project, or share digitally with students.
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- No modified versions — you can add your own discussion questions and context alongside the lessons. For adapted versions (age group, language, theme), get in touch.
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A growing, classroom-ready library.
New lessons are added regularly.
Adults lessons
Budgeting, saving, debt, credit, investing and more — sequenced as a learning path.
Browse the library →Kids & Teens lessons
Plain-language basics: what money is, saving for something you want, how banks work.
Browse the library →Getting Started With Money — Kids & Teens
A free introductory guide to money, written for young readers. Useful to share directly with students.
Get the guide →Illustration gallery
Myth vs Reality cartoons — ideal as discussion prompts or slide openers.
View the cartoons →Have a question or want to use Money Architect content in a larger project?
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