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Teachers have seen the benefits that holding a Money Fair can have on student engagement and learning. “It was one of the most rewarding experiences I have had as an educator”.
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A Money Fair is a unique and fun way to get kids talking about money matters – with teachers, fellow students, parents, and members of the community.
A Money Fair involves pairs of students selecting a money topic that is of interest to them, undertaking research to explore and learn about that topic, and preparing a creative presentation that showcases the outcome of their research and what they learned. Are you planning a money fair with the students in your financial education course? Here is a list of topics. Having a Money Fair - ask a question.
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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