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Teach Children to Save Resource Kits
from the ABA Education Foundation
 The Teach Children to Save program offers you and your bank a special opportunity to teach today's youth the financial basics they will need to become responsible young adults. This program has a proven track record and provides age-appropriate lessons that are EASY to teach and EASY for audiences to comprehend. Lesson plans and activities are neatly grouped by grade level, and the tab dividers keep you organized. Help the next generation learn the important habit of saving!
Bankers who purchased a kit before 2005 might ask "Why do I need a new kit?" Click here for the answer to this and other frequently asked questions from bankers.
Resource kits are available for Grades K-6 and Grades 7-12. Each resource kit includes:
- Age-appropriate Lessons
- Engaging Student Worksheets
- Step-by-Step Lesson Plans for Each Activity
- Large Display Poster
- Media Tips and Talking Points
- Family Resources -- Information you can send home
Resource Kit for Grades K-6
Catalog #3003863
$165 List Price
$ 95 Member Discount
Resource Kit for Grades 7-12
Catalog #3003864
$165 List Price
$ 95 Member Discount
 Save when you buy both the K-6 kit and the 7-12 kit! Purchase both kits and teach savings lessons to all school-age students in your community.
Catalog #3003865
$300 List Price
$170 Member Discount
National Teach Children to Save Day is held in April each year. It's a great time to introduce your bank's education efforts or highlight your bank's commitment to financial education as part of a nationwide event. Better still, you can use the Teach Children to Save Resource Kit year-round and differentiate your bank in the community.
Teach Children to Save
The American Bankers Association Education Foundation and banks across the country are committed to teaching young people the lifelong habit of saving. Material prepared by the ABA Education Foundation © 2007. For more information, call 1-800-BANKERS.
For more information contact Kathryn Kelly, or call 1-800-BANKERS.
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