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• Banking Kids  - Offers a selection of money and banking themed activities for young children, older ones and teens.
• Dollars and Sense for Kids  - Outlines history of economics from ancient practices of bartering up until its current developments.
• Electric Money  - Explores the history of money before computers and contrasts it with money in the digital age.
• Escape from Knab  - Features an educational game designed to practice children’s ability for financial decisions.
• Euro Kids Corner: All About Money  - Offers a short guide to the history of money, with particular emphasis on European currencies.
• FDIC Learning Bank  - From the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; offers a children's guide to this entity, with information on what it does, why it was formed and how it works.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland  - Contains a free downloadable activity book on money topics, plus information on money around the world and historic US currency.
• Federal Reserve Kids' Page  - Provides questions and answers for children on the Federal Reserve, central bank of the United States.
• Gen I Revolution  - Game for middle and high school students which sees them managing fifteen different personal finance scenarios. Provided by the Council for Economic Education.
• HIP Pocket Change  - From the US Mint; features games, historical facts and articles about money, mint establishments and coins.
• In The Mix: Financial Literacy  - Tells about budgets, opening a bank account, and credit cards. Gives money dictionary, moneymaking ideas, and financial calculators.
• It All Adds Up  - Site for teens which convenes details about financial matters; management, savings, investments, and more.
• Jump$tart  - Coalition that offers a reality check of personal financial literacy for students. Students choose a lifestyle, and then see what is needed to support it.
• Kid’s Consumer Corner  - Provides a survey on the financial literary of kids from age 3-6 years.
• Kids and Money  - Presents a guide on how to manage a budget if one has children to cater for.
• Kid's Money: Kids  - Teaches about making money, spending money, and saving money, with games, activities, videos, surveys, and articles.
• The Mint  - Guides children through earning, saving, spending, investment, owing a debt, safeguarding, and tracking one’s assets.
• MinyanLand  - Kids make friends and learn about money from the characters of Hoofy and Boo.
• Money Instructor  - Features lessons and lesson plans on financial literacy, earning and spending and basic business skills.
• Money Mania  - Presents articles about how money is made, the Euro currency, and the history of money. Includes activities and reference page.
• Moneyopolis  - Featuring an interactive game where kids can learn about how to budget and handle money.
• New Money: Educational Games and Resources  - Focuses on redesigned US currency, particularly the new $100 bill. Includes an interactive video quiz, lesson plans and a game in which children can design their own bill.
• PBS Kids: Money  - Offers article and games for children on a money management theme.
• Planet Orange  - Highlights the word of money; featuring Moneyland, Investor Islands, Republic of Saving and South Spending.
• Safe Federal Credit Union: Lifestage Resources  - Offers links and accounts to learn about saving money.
• Smart Start for Kids  - Gives advice on how the children can save money. Contains educational online games on saving and banking.
• US Department of the Treasury: Education  - Features a virtual tour of the Treasury, plus information for children on its role, functions, history and collections.
• Young Americans Center for Financial Education  - Highlights bank for young people under 12; includes programs and classes, news, events, and resources.
• Young and Successful  - Outlines services provided by the company in molding young adults to become successful in their personal and professional careers. Also accepts membership application.
• Zefty  - Teaches kids how to manage money by providing a virtual account for their allowances. Parents and children can manage deposits and withdrawals, and children learn important concepts such as direct deposit and money management.