Free Financial Literacy Curriculum | kurrency kidz

Free, standards-aligned financial literacy curriculum for elementary, middle, and high school students.  

Kurrency Kidz’s financial literacy curriculum is intentionally designed to align with our mission of empowering youth through education, practical life skills, and economic opportunity. Each grade-level curriculum builds age-appropriate knowledge, confidence, and responsibility, supporting long-term financial well-being and community impact. 

Access printable financial literacy worksheets covering budgeting, saving, credit, and money skills for K–12 and young adults. 

Kurrency Kidz provides comprehensive facilitator guides to ensure consistent, high-quality implementation across classrooms, community programs, and home learning environments. Guides support educator readiness, fidelity of delivery, and measurable student outcomes. 

The Kurrency Kidz Financial Literacy Curriculum is aligned with nationally recognized academic, financial literacy, career readiness, and social-emotional learning standards across elementary, middle school, high school, and young adult learners (ages 18–21). The curriculum supports skill development from foundational money concepts through independent financial decision-making, workforce readiness, and long-term economic planning.

Alignment to these standards ensures the curriculum is rigorous, adaptable, and ready for use in K–12 classrooms, postsecondary transition programs, workforce development initiatives, and community-based learning environments. Standards alignment supports educator implementation, district adoption, and grant reporting requirements while remaining flexible to meet local and state needs.

 The Kurrency Kidz Pre- and Post-Assessment Tools are designed to measure student growth in financial knowledge, confidence, and decision-making across elementary, middle school, high school, and young adult (ages 18–21) learners. These age-appropriate assessments help educators and program leaders evaluate learning outcomes before and after instruction.

The tools assess foundational financial literacy concepts, including budgeting, saving, spending, credit awareness, education-to-income connections, and financial responsibility. Results provide both quantitative and qualitative data to support instructional improvement, program evaluation, and grant reporting requirements.

Kurrency Kidz uses these assessments to ensure continuous learning, equity-focused impact measurement, and data-informed program refinement. The tools are flexible for classroom, after-school, and community-based implementation and may be adapted to meet local or state reporting needs.