Virtual Money Fair
Please select the virtual money fair page for your desired province below. (Note: we’ll be adding every province in the coming days, so check back soon if yours isn’t listed yet)
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Please select the virtual money fair page for your desired province below. (Note: we’ll be adding every province in the coming days, so check back soon if yours isn’t listed yet)
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Simply - It's a video of a researched money topic. A Money Fair should be a fun, interesting, and engaging activity for students at home or at school– at the same time as they learn about money and improve their financial literacy and capability.
Virtual Money Fair involves students, either learning at home or in the classroom, selecting a money topic that is of interest to them, undertaking research to explore and learn about that topic, and then preparing a creative and engaging video presentation that showcases the outcome of their research and what they learned.
We will be getting submissions from across the entire country, posting them on the secure CFEE website and then highlighting the winner announced at the National Money Fair.
Ages 9-14 and/or grades 4-8 (only eligible to submit to one CFEE contest within the year)
Please submit videos no longer than 3 minutes
The competition is closed.
$2000 for first prize, $1000 for second prize, $500 for third prize
Contact us at mail@cfee.org
Learn more by downloading the Virtual Money Fair Guide
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Here are just a few money topics that can get the creative juices flowing. Remember submissions must be in video format but that video can be as creative as their imagination.
Videos should be maximum 3 minutes in length and include identifying their chosen topic, discussion of the key things they learned about money, as well as how they are going to apply what they learned to achieve a healthy financial future.
The Talk with our Kids About Money Day program is expanding internationally. For more information, or to request the program be implemented in your country, please contact us.
By registering, educators will be able to access the resources, lesson plans for their specific province, and the Teacher’s Guide.
Let us help you and your family make the most of the resources on the site. By sharing some basic information, you will be linked to resources that fit the ages and interests of your children.
Note: You do not need to register to access the resources. However, we would appreciate it if you do register since we would like to have a sense of the numbers of people participating. We will also send news and info periodically to those who register.
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