Financial Literacy Pilot
Learning Objective Assessment

Learning Objective: Children will become familiar with different types of money, including coins and bills, by observing characteristics such as size, color, and value.

Learning Objective: Children will understand that money is used in everyday life to buy the things people need or want.

Learning Objective: Children will learn the difference between things we need to live (like food, shelter) and things we want (like toys and sweets).

Learning Objective: Children will practice identifying coins and counting them in small groups, gaining early math skills.

Learning Objective: Children will begin to understand basic addition using coins as counting tools

Learning Objective: Children will learn that when you buy something, your money goes down – a key spending concept

Learning Objective: Children will understand that adults earn money by working and providing services

Learning Objective: Children will begin to understand the benefit of saving money over time for future needs or wants.

Learning Objective: Children will identify a personal or group savings goal and learn how saving small amounts adds up.

Learning Objective: Children will practice thinking through decisions about spending and understand the impact of choices

Learning Objective: Children will explore the idea of generosity and how money or time can be shared with others

Learning Objective: Children will learn to value and maintain their possessions to make them last

Learning Objective: Children will learn that choosing one option often means giving up another—an early budgeting concept

Learning Objective: Children will put together saving, spending, and trade-off skills in a simulated shopping experience

Learning Objective: Children will use imagination and language to demonstrate understanding of financial concepts

Learning Objective: Children will creatively express what they’ve learned about money through art and presentation