Oklahoma
The Financial Game Plan for Kids
*While these are the state’s standards, we recommend starting our program in grade 3 to ensure students are ready for the more advanced money concepts we cover.
Oklahoma’s standards ensure students gain a strong foundation in practical money skills from an early age. Our kids’ curriculum introduces essential money concepts in alignment with Oklahoma’s standards, building early skills for smart financial choices.
Learn the basics of banking, including saving, depositing, and managing accounts.
Understand simple investing concepts and why saving early matters.
Explore insurance as a way to protect what you value.
Recognize and avoid common financial risks like scams or fraud.
Discuss long-term planning, including future goals.
*By connecting these topics to real-life situations, the book helps students develop the confidence and knowledge to make sound financial decisions from an early age.
The Financial Game Plan for Teens
Oklahoma’s Passport to Financial Literacy Act outlines 14 essential topics that students must master before graduation, covering everything from banking basics to complex money decisions. Our teen curriculum tackles these skills head-on, blending practical know-how with scenarios that mirror the financial choices students will face as young adults.
Grasp how interest, credit card debt, and online commerce affect your wallet.
Weigh the pros and cons of renting vs. buying a home.
Build habits in saving, investing, and planning for retirement.
Understand bankruptcy, credit scores, and borrowing responsibly.
Use and manage bank accounts (including digital tools) with confidence.
Protect yourself from scams, fraud, and predatory lending.
Evaluate insurance coverage, charitable giving, and the risks of gambling.
Prepare for earning income and filing state and federal taxes.
By pairing Oklahoma’s standards with relatable, real-world practice, our curriculum helps teens step into adulthood with financial confidence and control.