http://www.ntrbonline.org/

Choose Your Own Financial Adventure! Teens can practice making smart financial decisions by going on a financial adventure without ever leaving home or opening their wallet.

http://www.banking.state.ny.us/fec/

Comprehensive listing of financial education resources

The Spring 2005 issue of FDIC Consumer News (http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/cnspr05/) helps young adults (including those just beginning a career or family and others still in school) learn how to save and manage money. Information includes common mistakes young adults make with money and how to avoid them. Other topics include ways to protect against identity theft and other fraud, five things to know about credit cards and checking accounts, electronic banking services that young people might find attractive, and the right way to fix a problem with a financial institution.

Receive the latest issue of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's Consumer News every quarter for timely, reliable and innovative tips and information that will help you and your students protect and stretch your money. To subscribe to this free online delivery service, follow the instructions posted on the FDIC website at: www.fdic.gov/about/subscriptions/

BizWorld (www.bizworld.org) is a game and a curriculum that teaches money, finance, business and entrepreneurship skills to elementary school age children. Children learn about venture capitalism by becoming venture capitalists - designing, creating, marketing, and selling their own friendship bracelets. The curriculum is flexible and takes about 10 hours to teach. The website explains the program further and allows educators to receive a free kit ($79 value) for the cost of shipping and handling ($9).