U. S. Treasury's Page for Kids

This site provides information on bonds, tax, inflation calculators, information on coins and currency, and games.

http://www.treas.gov/kids/

Kid$Invest (for K-Grade 5)

LUCKY YOU!!! Remember that sweepstakes you entered? Well, You won!!! Now you need to decide what to do with all this money and see what happens.

http://www.sos.state.il.us/departments/securities/level1.html

Moneyopolis®: A Public Service from Ernst & Young

Moneyopolis is an educational website for children in grades six through eight. The site was created to help give American schoolchildren the opportunity to learn basic financial planning concepts.

http://www.moneyopolis.com/new/home.asp

Nefe Teen Resource Bureau: Sponsored by the National Endowment for Financial Education

This site provides useful financial information to teenagers; such as saving and spending, keeping track of checkbooks, learning about investments such as stocks, bonds, and funds, and the proper management of student loans.

http://hsfpp.nefe.org/home/

NEFE Teen Resource Bureau

Find out what teens are saying about money.

http://www.ntrbonline.org/

Sense & Dollars 

Try your hand at money simulations and see how you would do with some cash to play with.

http://senseanddollars.thinkport.org

Planet Orange

After selecting an animated guide, students from grades 5 through 7 will be engaged in adventures on the various continents of Planet Orange. Students can move sequentially through the site using the Next link on each page, or use the map navigation to visit the various regions of each landmass on the planet. Throughout the site, a pocket guide, resembling a handheld computer, provides interesting facts, topic-relevant math activities, a dictionary of money-related terms, and a calculator. Printer-friendly versions of all pages are available. Appropriate grades: 3–8
http://www.orangekids.com

Young Investors Network

Young Investors Network provides simple, easy-to-understand narratives to explain the basics of stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Once these concepts are mastered, kids can try building their very own Cyber Portfolio where they can look up stock symbols and purchase equity. Savings and investment calculators are provided in order to determine how much kids should invest each month to reach their financial goals.

http://www.smithbarney.com/yin/