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Financial Lit-Elementary
General
Introduction
Buying Goods and Services
Earning Income
Saving
Borrowing
Investing
Protecting and Insuring
Financial Literacy in the Classroom
Teaching Financial Literacy in the Elementary Grades
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Financial Literacy in the Elementary Grades
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Financial Lit-Elementary
Saving
Financial Institutions - Banks
Financial Institutions - Banks
Retail banks, savings banks, credit unions, commercial banks, and central banks.
◄ Saving Accounts
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Announcements
Making Good Decisions
The Raging River
The Man Who Lived Without Money
Scarcity
Scarcity Over Time
Professor or Dancer - Opportunity Cost
Marginal Decision Making
Markets
Markets and the Mystery of Money
Supply, Demand, and Grandma
The Law of Supply and Demand
Taxes
Summary - Buying Goods and Services
Creating Value Through Our Labor
Income and Averages
Introduction to Human Capital
Human Capital and Entrepreneurship
Human Capital and Opportunity Cost
Opportunity Cost and Other Benefits
Income and the Business Cycle
Markets for Human Capital
Robots vs. Labor Costs
Market Structure and Wage Rates
Earning Income - Conclusion
Money is Always Moving
Saving
Saving Accounts
Saving Accounts and Interest
Conclusion - Saving is a Driving Force
The Power of Credit
The Power of Credit - Microloans
The Power of Credit - Entrepreneurship
The Power of Credit - Home Ownership
Credit and Risk in Farming
Credit Reporting Agencies
The Opportunity Cost of Credit
Interest Rates and the Federal Reserve
Investing - Understanding Risk
Investing - Financial Institutions and Markets
Understanding Stocks and the Stock Market
Venture Capital - High-Risk Investing
Bonds
Investing and Taxes
Managing Risk in Investing
Investing - Conclusion
Wildfire
How Insurance Works
Making Sensible Decisions with Insurance
Life Insurance
Finance in the Classroom
Course Discussion
Earning Income
Saving Accounts and Interest ►