MoneyWiseTeen Contest teaches basic economic concepts in a financial context online

Grades Characteristics Cost
7–12
  • Involves students of all skill and knowledge levels
  • Connects creative students with economics
  • Based on the international, award-winning web-based program
  • Helps students become college and career ready
Complimentary

 

Competition

  1. Students go through 1 or more of the ten modules either in class or on their own.  Modules available at www.moneywiseteen.org
  2. Students prepare a 2-5 minute video illustrating the major messages of Lessons 1 (Scarcity), 2 (Opportunity Cost) or 7 (Human Capital).  Students may use their phone, video camera, digital camera, webcam.  High-quality resolution is not required.
  3. Teachers select one team and submit their video to CCEE.
  4. Five videos are selected from each region: Southern and Northern California. Those teams are invited to the regional finals.
  5. Finalists present their videos to a group of judges. CCEE covers mileage to the finals.
  6. Each member of the winning team and the teacher receives $500, 2nd place $300, and 3rd place $150.

Preparation

 

Results

Teachers said students learn about personal finance, but also gain confidence and public speaking skills, by competing in the MoneyWiseTeen Contest.

Participate in the MoneyWiseTeen student contest to win cash prizes!
Learn more

See three videos from the Spring 2011 Contest:

First Place

Second Place

Honorable Mention

Prepare your students with these resources: