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Inside the Curriculum — Structure. Strategy. Self-Mastery.
📝The Financial Game Plan isn't just another workbook — it's a full experience designed to transform how students think about money and themselves. Every page is built to spark insight, confidence, and action.
This curriculum blends financial literacy with personal development, helping learners of all ages take control of their future with clarity and skill.
📘 What's Included:
A 100+ page Student Workbook with guided prompts and real-life scenarios
Trauma-informed activities that meet students where they are
Daily lesson slides, pacing plans, and rubrics for instructors
A built-in pre/post survey and certification exam for measurable outcomes
A printable Certificate of Completion to celebrate progress
🧩 Key Learning Modules:
1
Financial Confidence & Identity
Build a strong foundation for financial success through personal identity work
2
Budgeting & Cash Flow Mastery
Learn practical skills for managing money effectively
3
Credit IQ & Restoration
Understand credit systems and how to build/repair credit history
4
Business & Banking Profile Setup
Create essential financial accounts and structures
5
30-60-90 Day Financial Action Plan
Develop a concrete roadmap for immediate financial progress
🎓 Built for Classrooms, Workshops, and Online Learning
This isn't a passive experience — students are coached through mindset, money, and movement, page by page. Whether you're teaching in a school, college, or community-based program, The Financial Game Plan gives you everything you need to implement with impact.
Student & Educator Experience
🔄 Flip-Through Animation
Embed a short video or carousel showcasing workbook pages in motion — focus on reflection prompts, module intros, and visuals.
🖼️ Lesson Slides + Educator Binder Screenshots
Insert a 3-image collage of: a daily prompt slide, pacing calendar, and a screenshot of the instructor binder or rubric.
💬 Real Testimonials
"I finally feel like I have a plan for my money." — Jalen, Student
"It sparked discussions in my class we've never had before." — Ms. Ramirez, Educator