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YOU SAW THE SHOW — NOW SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW!
Remember This?
Remember these big ideas from the show:
- Make a plan for your money. Use a budget to balance your needs, wants, and savings. A simple way to remember it is 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings.
- Start saving early. Even small amounts can add up over time, and money saved in a bank or credit union can earn interest, helping your savings grow.
- Know the difference between debit and credit. A debit card spends your own money, while a credit card lets you borrow money that must be paid back. Borrowing too much can lead to extra costs from interest and fees.
- Only borrow what you can pay back. Before using credit, ask yourself if you'll be able to repay it soon. Making smart borrowing choices today helps build good financial habits for the future.
- Invest in yourself to grow your earning power. Building skills, gaining experience, and taking on more responsibility can help you earn more money and reach your future goals.
Level Up Your Learning
Think you remember everything from the show? Put your knowledge to the test with these fun games!
Trivia classroom game based around the content in the program that can be played one-on-one or team versus team. High score wins! Plays best on whiteboard, computer or tablet.
Classic multiple choice and true/false quiz game based around the content in the program that can be played individually or as a class.
Tell Us What You Learned
We want to hear from YOU! Tell us your favorite part of the show, something new you learned, or what you promise to do with financial literacy.
Share What You Learned
This downloadable PDF has interesting, in-depth information that you can share with your family. The student guide is a great way to keep learning about financial literacy.
Activities
This downloadable PDF has interesting, in-depth information that you can share with your family. The student guide is a great way to keep learning about financial literacy.
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