Financial Literacy Structured Learning Series

Here are the links looked at in today's Financial Literacy Structured Learning Series:

Follow Your Money  Annick Press

Kevin Sylvester books  Author's website

Get Smarter About Money  Investor Education Fund

Inspire Financial Learning Lesson Plans

Financial Literacy GAINS EduGAINS Ministry of Education resources

It Pays to Know Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

The City Online learning experience for students

TVO Kids  Financial Literacy Videos for Primary

Financial Education Curriculum  Citi Financial 

Infographic: The Value of Financial Literacy  Edutopia

Cent$ible Students Parent Group offering workshops

More Financial Literacy Resources

If you are a regular reader of this blog, you will know that I've posted Financial Literacy resources from time to time, as I hear or read about them.  Today's post may be old news to some, and new news to others, but I wanted to post the resources shared recently in Professionally Speaking magazine (September 2012).  As always, the Financial Literacy section of the EduGAINS website (a link is permanently on the right sidebar) would have the most recent, current, up to date materials on Financial Literacy.

Ministry of Education financial literacy portal.

Financial Literacy Scope and Sequence of Expectations for Grades 4 to 8.

Additional resources developed by academic subject and division associations.

Financial literacy programs developed by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.

Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services portal outlining consumer rights.

The report of the Working Group on Financial Literacy.

Financial Literacy documents

Here are a couple of Financial Literacy documents that come from the Ministry of Education.  I am posting them here so you can find them again.  I will also add a link to the sidebar.  A reminder that Financial Literacy is a responsibility of all teachers of all subjects.  The scope and sequence document helps align some of the curriculum areas with Financial Literacy concepts for grades 4 to 12.

A Sound Investment:  Financial Literacy Education in Ontario Schools

Financial Literacy:  A Scope and Sequence of Expectations

These documents are only available electronically on-line and can not be ordered in print form.