Fun & Free
Financial + Economic Education
Online interactive teaching resource for elementary & middle school students
What is $martPath?
$martPath is an engaging, interactive and easy-to-use way for elementary and middle school teachers to embed relevant and fun economic and financial education in their classrooms, to boost students' financial literacy. Our content is aligned to content standards in math, social studies, and financial education to make it easy to insert into lesson plans. And the best part?
It's free!
$martPath was created by the Alpaugh Family Economics Center at the University of Cincinnati. The Center is a leading nonprofit organization in the K-8 financial education space in the U.S.
Did we mention it is free? Sign up for an account to get access to our full suite of financial literacy education tools.
SmartPath Platform
Register or log into the $martPath Platform and easily integrate financial literacy concepts into your existing lesson plans
$martPath Forward Blog
Resources for educators and parents to help children understand contemporary financial and economic concepts.
$martPath in Spanish
We've translated much of our financial literacy platform into Spanish to meet the needs of students who are English learners
Sponsor $martPath
Focus your CSR efforts toward ensuring our next generation can be engaged with the economy and manage their finances
How to teach elementary and middle school students about finances and economics?
Meet $martPath
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Data-Backed Boost In Financial Literacy
Data demonstrates a 30-35% average improvement of student knowledge
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Used By Teachers Nationwide
Tens of thousands of teachers in all 50 states have used $martPath
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New $martPath Supports
All children need to be financially literate, but engaging financial education materials for students with cognitive delays were hard to find. So we created them in $martPath All-Access
Start Teaching Financial Literacy Confidently
$martPath makes it quick and easy to integrate financial literacy curriculum in your existing K-8 lesson plans.
