5/14/24 – Financial + Economic Education – $martPath

Financial + Economic Education – $martPath

Online interactive teaching resource for elementary & middle school students

2024 | smartpathlearning.com

Credit: AZ Council on Economic Education

$martPath is an engaging, interactive and easy-to-use way for elementary and middle school teachers to embed relevant and fun economic and financial education in their classrooms, to boost students’ financial literacy. Our content is aligned to content standards in math, social studies, and financial education to make it easy to insert into lesson plans. And the best part? It’s free!

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