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InspireFinancialLearning.ca is an initiative of the Ontario Teachers' Federation to provide teachers with effective tools and strategies to help their students navigate the complex world of personal finances.

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Lesson Plan

Investing Basics

In these lessons, students will learn key financial terms and some basics rules to help them manage their money. Students will also learn investment vehicles and how to structure different types of investment portfolios.

  • Grade Level: 10-12
  • Course(s)/Subject(s):

    BBI1O/BBI2O – Introduction to Business
    MBF3C – Foundations for College Mathematics
    GWL3O – Designing Your Own Future
    GLS4O/GLE4O/GLE3O – Advanced Learning Strategies: Skills for Success After Secondary School
    CLE 3M – The Individual and the Economy

Article

Parent resources from the Ministry of Education

Helpful tips, exercises and activities for parents.

  • Grade Level: K-2
  • Theme(s): Setting a good example

Article

What to do if your child receives an inheritance

Tips for handling your child’s inheritance

  • Grade Level: K-2
  • Theme(s): Investing

Article

Sparking an interest in investing

Sparking an interest in investing

  • Grade Level: 9-11
  • Theme(s): Investing

Interactive Tool

The Cranial Cash Clash

Play the game and test your personal finance knowledge

  • Grade Level: 9-12
  • Theme(s): Investing

Lesson Plan

Forever compounding

This lesson demonstrates various ways to incorporate financial literacy learning into the study of a novel, by asking the question, “Are any of the characters in a unique situation that would require a different approach to savings and investing in order to ensure their financial survival”?

  • Grade Level: 10-12
  • Course(s)/Subject(s):

    ENG2D (Academic English)
    Similar expectations are in many of the senior courses too

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