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Interactives for Kids

• Banking Kids – Coin
  Students will love adding the totals of coins while playing this fun game.

• Clickety Clack, Let's Keep Track
  In this online activity students will click on a train ticket to get a deposit or withdrawal scenario.


• Ed's Bank
  Help Ed collect enough money to shop for his favorite things. Grades 1-3 (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Escape from Barter Island
  Help Robbie get home! He has no money, only oranges to barter with. Explore the island, talk to the chiefs, and search for a sail.

• Financial Entertainment
  Learning how to manage personal finances doesn’t have to be hard.  Kids will love navigating through these fun money games.

• Fruit Shoot Coins
  Add the coins then shoot the fruit with the correct total.

• Giving Vicki Credit
  Read the story about Vicki and then complete a quiz. You can also play a maze game, print a coloring page, and make a door sign.

• Hands on Banking
  This entertaining web site will help you learn about budgeting, saving money, bank accounts, and much more. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• H.I.P. Pocket Change
  This is the U.S. Mint’s website for kids. It features games, art activities, and puzzles, as well as a history of the mint.

• Lemonade Stand
  You have 30 days to run a lemonade stand. How much money can you make?
  (Requires the free Flash player.)
• Mad Money
  See if you can make enough money for all the cool things you want. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Race For Radopolis
  Budget your money carefully to buy parts for your winning skateboard. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Rich Kid Smart Kid
  This website provides financial lessons and games for kids starring two mice as the main characters; for grades K-12, and divided by grades.

• Tim’s Turn to Learn
  Help Tim learn to save his money. (Discussion Questions)

• Visit FedVille
  There's money to earn and something to learn around every corner! Open a savings account at the local bank and watch your money grow. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Will Saves for the Stars
  Will learns the difference between wants and needs.

• You Look Like A Million Bucks
  Create your own personalized money!

Interactives for Teens

• Balancing Your Checkbook
  Practice balancing a checkbook with this fun, informative simulation. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Bricks and Bucks
  Test your financial services smarts by selecting the best question for the answers displayed. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Budget Odyssey
  Drive a minibus to Budget Balancing Bliss. (Requires the free Shockwave player.)

• Car Costs: Do the Math
  Be sure to calculate the expense of a car, before you buy it. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Charge!
  So what’s the real cost of credit? Let’s go shopping and find out!

• Check it Out!
  Ever wonder what it would be like to be out of school and on your own? Play the Check It Out game and find out!

• Countdown to Retirement
  Select the career & lifestyle of your choice and see if your decisions allow you to retire in luxury - or keep you working 'til you die. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Determining Your Budget
  Don’t plan on taking the entire paycheck home.  Learn how budgeting is an art!

• Discover Historic U.S. Currency
  Explore people, note types, images and events from U.S. history and currency.

• Easy Budget Online
  This is a fabulous tool for setting up and maintaining a budget.

• Expense Station Game
  Select a role to play and make some tough financial decisions. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Explore Money from Around the World
  We can learn much about the culture, values, and history of other countries around the world through their money.

• Financial Football
  This quiz-style game challenges teams to answer finance questions to earn yardage and score touchdowns. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Financial Soccer
  This fast-paced, multiple-choice question game will test your financial management skills. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Gen i Revolution
  A free online personal finance game for middle and high school teachers and their students. "Gen i Revolution" is based on the 'Learning, Earning and Investing' Program, as well as content from 'Your Credit Counts' and 'Financial Fitness for Life.'

• ID Theft Face Off
  Your identity's been stolen! Luckily, this time you just need to correctly answer some questions on protecting your identity to get it back.

• Invest Quest
  Get a glimpse of your future as your investing intelligence is put to the test. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• It All Adds Up
  The objectives are to accumulate as many consumer goods and services as possible, to minimize your credit card balance, and to maintain a good credit rating by making timely payments.

• Peanuts & Crackerjacks – Economics of Sports
  This interactive baseball game tests your knowledge of economics and pro sports trivia. (It is fine if you are not a sports fan. This game is about using economics to gain a better understanding of everyday life).

• Phishing Scams
  Phishers are looking to lure you with bogus emails and pop-ups that seem safe. Will you take the bait or live to swim another day?

• Plan Your Dream Prom
  You decide what to wear, how to ride and more! More importantly, find out if you have enough loot to cover your choices!

• Play the Fed Chairman Game
  Think you have what it takes to steer our country's central bank? See how it works by taking charge of a simulated economy. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Power to the People: Regulation Time Line
  Click points on the timeline to explore an event.

• Pursuit! On the Trail of Economic Growth
  “It's a game! It's an adventure! Travel our timeline of New England history in “pursuit” of understanding how economic growth occurs. You'll be accompanied by 1 of 6 animated guides—a teacher, inventor, scientist, banker, entrepreneur, and Uncle Sam.”

• Rich Kid Smart Kid
  This website provides financial lessons and games for kids starring two mice as the main characters; for grades K-12, and divided by grades.

• The Road to the Federal Reserve
  Before the Fed, there were other central banks, but throughout American history, famous people have disagreed and debated about what kind of bank it should be. What would you do?

• Road Trip to Savings
  Make decisions about income, expenses & savings - coming up short on cash means losing your wheels. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Savvy Shopping Quiz
  So how savvy are you at the mall? Take the Savvy Shopping Quiz to find out. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Sense and Dollars
  Think you know about money? Let's find out.

• Show Business - Another Action Hero
  What the film industry can teach us about the economics of international trade and globalization. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• ShowBusiness – The Economics of Entertainment
  Learn economic concepts with this amazing interactive game based on how the U.S. entertainment market developed.

• Spam Slam
  Three rounds. Three strikes. Make it through this game, and it's clear — you're on to spam scams and not likely to get slammed by the next one.

• Trade Ruler Game
  Set in "the Hechscher-Ohlin world" you are to make an island (a country) prosper by trading. As a ruler of an island you want to engage in international trade to achieve this goal. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• Whaddayaknow? Game Show
  Quickly review your financial vocabulary by participating in a game show!

• What Will an Accident Cost You?
  Find out just how much you have to pay when you are in an accident. (Requires the free Flash player.)

Other Resources

• Ask Dr. Econ an Economics Question
  Do you ever wonder what economists mean when they talk about things like the money multiplier, natural unemployment, and moral hazard? Ask Dr. Econ.

• Career and College Resources
  Check out these local and national resources designed to help you pick the right career or college.

• Careers - Utah.gov
  Whether you're investigating careers, exploring education & training, or looking for a job, this website has tools to help you.

• Credit Calculator
  This credit calculator can help you manage your money by showing you how long it could take to repay a credit card balance.

• Hands on Banking
  This entertaining web site will help you learn about budgeting, saving money, bank accounts, and much more. (Requires the free Flash player.)

• The Mint
  Financial activities, games, challenges, quizzes and tests for students and teens.

• Young Money Magazine
  A lifestyle and money magazine for students.