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Youth Education
Teaching Tips
Welcome to Teaching Tips - an area for teachers to share ideas about incorporating the New Color of Money education materials into the classroom in creative ways! Please read on to take a look at how teachers around the U.S. are using our free educational resources, available here. These ideas may help you plan relevant lessons and activities for your students.
We'd Like To Hear From You
To submit your experiences or ideas – or if you have questions about The New Color of Money program - please let us know.
| April, 2004 |
My students enjoyed learning about the new twenties and
are excited about the new fifties. I let the class play the interactive
games during recess for extra credit.
- Greenville, NY |
| September, 2003 |
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Thanks for providing this information! I am an Art teacher and it just so happens that my 5th graders are in the process of designing their own Super-sized money!
- Waldorf, MD
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| September, 2003 |
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I teach high school business classes and we talk about the currency and why it is designed the way it is and what that design tells us. Its a great conversation starter.
- Toppenish, WA
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| August, 2003 |
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I teach high school math and have some lessons planned on the ramifications of counterfeiting including $$$. Thanks for the great materials!
- Morristown, NJ
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| August, 2003 |
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We are planning a Bank exhibit for children and will include a learning station that describes the new currency and the anti-counterfeiting techniques.
- Everett, WA
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| August, 2003 |
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When school starts, I'll be displaying the poster and brochure in our lobby so adults can see them too.
- Metairie, LA
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| July, 2003 |
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I'll be teaching kids about the new money and will start by showing them all of the different symbols and explaining what they mean.
- City not listed.
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