For educators and schools

Full financial education curriculum that meets state and national standards.

We connect your classroom to the financial community. Low-lift National Standards curriculum for grades 5–12 and young adults. We cover nine core topics: Earning, Saving, Spending, Investing, Credit, Managing Risk, Decision Making, SMART Goals, and Quantitative thinking math integration.

New state mandates. We're here to make it easy.

More states require a personal financial education credit to graduate. Moneyling™ gives schools and educators ready-made, standards-aligned curriculum so you can meet mandates with a clear scope and sequence. All our courses and programs include complete National Standard lessons for the six core financial topics: earning income, saving, spending, credit, investing, and managing risk.

  • Integrated calculators
  • Decision tools
  • Auto-grading quizzes
  • Asynchronous or teacher-directed
  • Printable worksheets, also fully digital (fillable PDFs)
  • COPPA compliant & National Standards aligned
  • 1EdTech® TrustEd Apps™ Certified
  • Story-based curriculum with dashboard tracking
  • Available in Google Classroom (Add-on)
  • Available on Moodle, Schoology, and other district LMS platforms

Pricing

Try your first semester for $1, thereafter $8 per student per semester (bulk discounts available). Companion print books and Dreamlife-Sim™ subscriptions are priced separately.

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Everything your students work with

  • Printable worksheets, fully digital too: every worksheet prints cleanly and is also a fillable PDF in the Moneyling™ LMS, Google Classroom, Moodle, and Schoology.
  • Story-based LMS courses for grades 5–12: NS-8 and NS-12 courses with auto-graded quizzes and dashboard tracking.
  • Illustrated vignettes: every lesson opens with a story that follows the same Moneyling™ characters from middle school into high school.
  • Companion print books: Summer of Opportunities and Money Moves: Dollars & Decisions by Jennifer Degenhardt.
  • Dreamlife-Sim™ school edition (release Dec 2026): a realistic cost projection based on location-specific earnings and lifestyle, plus a retirement projection based on career income and the share of each paycheck saved.

See how to add Moneyling™ to Google Classroom

A short walkthrough of installing the Google Classroom Add-on and setting up the curriculum for your class.

Watch on YouTube: How to Add Moneyling to Google Classroom | Financial Education Curriculum Setup

Educator FAQs

How much does it cost?

Your first semester of Moneyling™ digital courses and programs is $1. After that, pricing is $8 per student per semester for each course or program, with bulk discounts available for grade levels, schools, and districts. Companion print books and Dreamlife-Sim™ subscriptions are priced separately. Quick register or email info@moneyling.org to get started or request a bulk quote.

Can Moneyling™ classwork be printed, or is it digital only?

Both. Every Moneyling™ worksheet prints cleanly for pencil-and-paper work, and the same worksheet is completely available electronically as a fillable PDF in the Moneyling™ LMS, Google Classroom (Add-on), Moodle, Schoology, and district LMS platforms. We understand AI is a real challenge and more schools are pulling digital work out of the classroom—we have you covered. Print a class set for in-class practice, go fully digital, or mix the two by unit.

Can teachers add Moneyling into Google Classroom and our school LMS?

Yes. Moneyling™ is available in Google Classroom (Add-on) and integrates with Google Classroom (Add-on), Moodle, Schoology, district LMS platforms, and the Moneyling™ LMS so teachers can launch standards-aligned lessons where they already work. Find us everywhere you and your students are—without treating financial literacy as a disconnected outside login.

What does 1EdTech® TrustEd Apps™ Certified mean for schools?

1EdTech® TrustEd Apps™ Certified signals that Moneyling™ meets 1EdTech® TrustEd Apps standards for learning tools that plug into school systems cleanly. Rostering, launch, and progress fit district workflows—including Google Classroom (Add-on), Moodle, Schoology, and other major LMS platforms—so FinEd meets students in the tools they use every day.