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Book cover of I Want More Pizza by Steve Burkholder

I Want More Pizza: Real World Money Skills For High School, College, And Beyond

High School, College & Adult

A short, teen-friendly intro to money skills that uses a pizza metaphor to teach saving, budgeting, and compound growth. Written for high-school and college students; a quick, actionable first personal-finance read.

Book cover of Why Didn't They Teach Me This in School? by Cary Siegel

Why Didn't They Teach Me This in School?: 99 Personal Money Management Principles to Live By

High School, College & Adult

A concise personal-finance primer built around 8 principles and 99 practical money lessons — budgeting, saving, credit, and investing — for teens and young adults. A popular graduation gift and homeschool money-skills supplement.

Knowadays Becoming A Public Speaker online course

Becoming a Public Speaker

College - Adult

Knowadays' accredited online course on planning, creating, and delivering confident presentations and speeches. Self-paced, for adults and older teens building communication skills.

Knowadays Becoming A Copywriter online course

Becoming a Copywriter

College - Adult

Knowadays' self-paced, accredited online course that teaches you to write copy that sells — and to build a freelance copywriting business around it. Adult and older-teen learners; no experience needed.

Knowadays Proofreading For Professionals online course

Proofreading for Professionals

College - Adult

Knowadays' accredited online course that helps working professionals make every business document accurate, clear, and consistent. Self-paced, for adults and older teens.

Knowadays Becoming A Freelancer online course

Becoming a Freelancer

College - Adult

Knowadays' A-to-Z online course on starting and running a successful freelance business — finding clients, pricing, and managing the work. Self-paced, accredited, for adults and older teens.

Knowadays How To Fact-Check online course

How to Fact-Check

College - Adult

Knowadays' accredited online course teaching professional fact-checking — verifying claims, sources, data, and quotes to a publishable standard. Self-paced, for adults and older teens.

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Interactive Constitution

7th - College

A free online U.S. Constitution where, for every clause, scholars from opposite sides first explain what they agree it means, then lay out where they disagree — modeling civil debate instead of a single interpretation.

DocsTeach primary-source activities from the U.S. National Archives

DocsTeach

4th - 12th

A free tool from the U.S. National Archives that turns thousands of real primary sources — documents, photos, maps, and cartoons — into interactive history and civics activities you can use or build yourself.

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MathBuilders

2nd - 6th

A free web app for short daily math-fact practice that tracks recall fact-by-fact and uses spaced repetition to resurface the facts a child misses — building addition, subtraction, and multiplication fluency in a few minutes a day, with no signup required to start.

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The Ordinary Parent's Guide to Teaching Reading

K-2

A simple, scripted, phonics-first guide that walks any parent—no special training required—through teaching a child to read, from short vowels all the way to multisyllable words. Recommended for beginning readers in preschool through 2nd grade.

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First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind, Level 1

1-2

A gentle, scripted introduction to grammar for young students, using memory work, copywork, narration, and picture study in short daily lessons. Designed for grades 1–2.

Cover of First Grade Math with Confidence Instructor Guide and Student Workbook by Kate Snow

First Grade Math with Confidence Bundle: Instructor Guide & Student Workbook

1

Kate Snow's scripted, open-and-go first-grade math curriculum—a bundle of the Instructor Guide and Student Workbook that builds number sense through short, hands-on, conversational lessons. For 1st grade.

Cover of Writing with Ease: Strong Fundamentals by Susan Wise Bauer

Writing with Ease: Strong Fundamentals

1-4

Susan Wise Bauer's guide to teaching elementary writing through narration, copywork, and dictation—explaining the why behind each skill so parents can build their own four-year writing plan. For grades 1–4.

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StarSpark AI

3rd Grade - High School

An AI math teacher for grades 3–12 that coaches students through problems step by step — by typing, speaking, or writing on a canvas — with instant feedback. Standards-aligned, multilingual, and free to try.

Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition curriculum by Ramsey Solutions

Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition

High School

Dave Ramsey's flagship high-school personal-finance curriculum, adapted for homeschoolers — a print student text plus streaming video lessons taught by Ramsey personalities, covering budgeting, saving, debt, investing, and insurance.

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EconEdLink

Kindergarten - 12th Grade

A free K-12 library of more than 1,000 economics and personal-finance lessons, interactive activities, and videos from the Council for Economic Education — searchable by grade, topic, and standard.

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Money Smart for Young People

Preschool - 12th Grade

The FDIC's free, award-winning financial-education curriculum for ages Pre-K through 12, with grade-banded lesson plans, student activities, and parent/caregiver guides covering saving, spending, and banking basics.

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Biz Kid$

4th Grade - High School

A free, Emmy-winning financial-literacy platform built around the public-television series — videos, lesson plans, and activities that teach kids and teens how money works, how to save, and how to start a business.

Families and money — CFPB Money as You Grow

Money as You Grow

Preschool - 5th

A free early-childhood money-skills resource from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — age-based activities, conversation starters, and read-along book guides that help parents teach kids ages 3–10 the building blocks of saving and spending.

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Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF)

6th - College

A completely free, comprehensive personal finance curriculum for middle and high school — full courses, ready-to-teach lesson plans, interactive activities, and games covering budgeting, banking, credit, investing, and paying for college.

Hands on Banking financial education program

Hands on Banking

4th - Adult

Free, self-paced financial education from Wells Fargo for every age group — kids, teens, young adults, and adults — covering saving, budgeting, credit, and smart money decisions, with no login or sign-up required.

Typesy typing software for families

Typesy

K - 12

Cloud-based typing software built for families and homeschoolers, with adaptive lessons, video instruction, games, and detailed progress tracking across multiple students.

Keybr adaptive typing trainer interface

Keybr

6th - College

A free, no-frills typing trainer that uses an algorithm to generate practice text targeting your weakest keys — best for older students and teens building real speed.

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