Consumer Education

Real Food: The Cost of Convenience DVD

Grade 6 and up. What do you buy most in a supermarket? Hint: it’s not food. Most of your dollars are spent for slicing, dicing, portioning, and packaging. In short, you pay for convenience. But are those few saved moments worth the cost? More.

Budgeting Basics DVD

Grade 6 and up. After college, Rachel landed a job as a yoga instructor, rented a great apartment, and drove around in a new car. She hardly thought twice about buying new outfits, the latest electronic gadgets, etc. Eventually, it all caught up ... More.

Banks: A User’s Guide DVD

Grades 6-12. Teach basic financial skills and principles to anyone who deals with money. Banks offer a wide array of sometimes confusing financial services. Banks: A User’s Guide helps viewers understand the basic principles of b... More.

Help! They Stole My Name DVD

Grades 6-12. A must-have for any consumer education classroom. What is identity theft? Can it happen to me? How likely is it that it will? What can you do if it does happen? From corporate data theft to shouldersurfing and skimming –... More.

Life-Project: A Resource for Teaching Personal Finance

By Vicki Schulz. Grades 9-12. Prepare students for the world of personal finance that awaits them as adults. Arranged into integrated topics of banking, budgeting, paying bills, investing, employment, income taxes, and more. Package includes ... More.

21 Days to a Green Life PowerPoint®

Grades 6-12. You’re a friendly person. In fact you may even be eco-friendly if you knew exactly what it meant. There is so much to learn about living a life with an eye to safeguarding the environment and using resources that are re... More.

Adventures in the Grocery Store DVD

Grade 9 and up. Looking for a great how to “shop smart” grocery tour? Chef Andrew takes viewers on an informative tour of a supermarket. Learn how: to check food quality before you buy, transport and store food, save money when making... More.

Money – Personal Finance Manual

A great asset in teaching students about their personal fiscal responsibility. Lessons cover topics such as: banking, loans and credit, employment, financial planning, taxes, and home and car financing. 254 pages. Copyright 2008. More.

So You Want to Move Out? DVD

Grades 9-12. Many high school seniors think they will move into an apartment the day after graduation. This presentation identifies the responsibilities involved when making the “Big Move”, including finding an apartment/living qu... More.

Credit: You’re in Charge DVD

Grades 7-12. Learn basic terminology, the importance of good credit history, and the secrets to receiving credit in this DVD. Explores the advantages and disadvantages of credit use. Explore how to choose the form of credit that is right for ... More.