Our Resources

Explore the presentations we use in our sessions — now available for free so educators, students, and communities can bring financial literacy and entrepreneurship education into the classroom.

Two students stand in front of a classroom presentation screen displaying a scenario about choosing how to spend money given a $40 birthday gift. The screen features a photo of a boy with a thinking expression and decorated with question marks.

Financial Literacy & Investing

These presentations introduce students to the foundations of money management and investing. They’re designed to be clear, age-appropriate, and practical — helping students connect financial concepts to their daily lives.

Slide titled "Financial Literacy Presentation" for 5th - 6th grade with a plant growing from a stack of coins and a dollar sign at the top.

5th-6th Grade

Introduces essential financial concepts in a simple and relatable way, encouraging smart money habits early.

Illustration of a person sitting cross-legged with a book, surrounded by dollar signs and abstract shapes, with text 'Investing 101', 'Futures Financials', and a red button labeled 'created by Hans Patel'.

Investing 101 (6th-8th Grade)

Explains the basics of investing: what it is, how it works, and why it’s a powerful tool for building long-term wealth.

Colorful illustration promoting financial literacy for children, featuring a happy child raising both arms, a cartoon piggy bank with a dollar coin, books, a heart, a pencil holder, and decorative stars.

K–5 Presentation

A kid-friendly introduction to money basics, savings, and spending, tailored for younger learners.

9–12th Grade

A high school-level resource that introduces advanced financial literacy concepts for students preparing for adulthood.

Illustration promoting financial literacy, featuring people handling coins, dollar signs, and a smartphone with floating currency symbols, with a green background and text 'Financial Literacy' and 'Projekt NYC & Futures Financials Inc.'

Entrepreneurship

These resources encourage students to think creatively, develop ideas, and gain the confidence to explore entrepreneurship as future leaders.

A person in a business suit interacts with a digital interface, touching a bright point of light on the screen, representing technology and innovation. The image is part of a presentation slide about entrepreneurship for 5th-6th grade students, with a focus on Futures Financials Inc.

5th-6th Grade

An engaging introduction to entrepreneurship that sparks creativity and builds problem-solving skills.

7th–8th Grade

A deeper look into the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, encouraging critical thinking and practical application of business concepts.

An illustration for a presentation on entrepreneurship for 7th and 8th grade students, featuring three food and merchandise stands with signs, including a dry goods stall, street food vendor, and burger stand, titled 'Let's Talk About Entrepreneurship'.

More Learning Tools

Beyond our main workshops, we’ve created additional resources to support learners at every stage.

Slide titled 'Presentación de Literatura Financiera' with a logo of a coin with a dollar sign and leaves growing from it, representing financial growth, by Futures Financials Inc.

Presentación en español

A Spanish-language version of our core curriculum to make financial literacy more accessible to diverse communities.

Ready to Get Started?

All of our presentations are hosted on Canva and available to use or adapt for your own classrooms and workshops. Share them with students, parents, or peers — and help spread financial literacy one lesson at a time.