Resources for Annual Events

Financial Education Month

Black History Month

Womens History Month

Economics Education Month

Financial & Economic Educator Summit Resources

June 29, 2026

Session Powerpoints

Mini Millionaires: How to Set up a Financial Learning Club in Elementary School

The Safe to Fail Clasroom: Research Driven Strategies for Real World Financial Literacy

Biz Kids Marketplace: Bringing Entrepreneurship to Life in the Elementary Classroom

The Wealth Within Words. Where Literature Meets Economics and Personal Finance

Building Credit from Scratch: A Real World Guide for Students Entering the Adult Financial System

Leveraging AI for Student Engagement in Economics and Personal Finance – documents

ETFs, Index Funds, and Passive Investing Explained for Teens

Social Media Financial Advice: The Good, the Bad, and the Bizarre

Paying for College and Trade School, Bringing Behavorial Economics and AI Together for Wise Decision-Making

Helping Your Students Find the Career Path that is Right for Them

Ways to Pay: A Standards-Alligned Lesson on Payment Methods for High Schoolers

Cryptocurrency: What Teachers and Students Need to Know

Coins, Cloth, and Courage: Women’s Economic Might in the Revolution

Student Centered Simulations for the Economic Classroom

Open Market Operations Instuctions

Schoolwide Employment Survey Instructions

250 Years of Working Women

Unlock Economics with Escape Rooms

Financial Education Month Resources

In alignment with our mission to empower individuals with essential financial literacy, MCEE is pleased to offer educators a dynamic calendar of activities and resources for Financial Education Month.

Designed to engage students of all ages, these resources foster a deeper understanding of financial concepts such as budgeting, saving, investing, and making informed economic decisions. Each activity is crafted to spark curiosity and equip students with the skills they need for financial independence and success.

By providing these tools, MCEE reaffirms its commitment to shaping financially literate communities and supporting educators in delivering high-quality financial education that aligns with core values of empowerment, responsibility, and lifelong learning.

Resources for Families

This is an excellent resource of printable worksheets to introduce basic money topics to young children.

Download Worksheets

Engage Your Children in Conversations About Money.

Here are some questions to get started!

Have a family game night!

We’ve included a list of games that have money and financial themes.

Womens History Month Educator Resources

MCEE is excited to support educators and students during Women’s History Month by offering a range of resources that highlight the vital contributions women have made to our nation’s history, economy, and business landscape.

These resources are designed to inspire learning and reflection on the achievements of women who have shaped our economy as entrepreneurs, economists, and leaders in the business world. By focusing on these often-overlooked stories, we aim to encourage meaningful discussions around the impact of women in various fields and provide valuable tools to explore their roles in shaping our society.

Black History Month Educator Resources

MCEE is pleased to offer the education community several resources for celebrating Black History Month. These resources celebrate the contributions of Black Americans as entrepreneurs, economists, and members of the business community.