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Help Students Learn Financial Literacy

Understanding how money works, from how to maintain a budget to the basics of investment, is crucial to both surviving and thriving in the modern world. Personal finance courses are now required in more than half the United States, although many students don’t get an adequate amount of financial education in school. The results are alarmingly evident when you look at the statistics: a survey from the National Financial Educators Council shows that 50% of individuals lost at least $500 in 2024 due to a lack of financial literacy—including 15% who said it set them back by $2,500 or more.  A lack of financial literacy can lead to bad credit, excessive debt, and even bankruptcy or foreclosure, but a solid understanding of finances can help students avoid all of that and instead build a comfortable and successful future for themselves. Don’t let your students become statistics. Give them a solid head start on finance with Infobase’s streaming video platforms, eBooks, and award-winning databases. Looking for Media on Financial Literacy for Young Students? Try Learn360 You’re never too young to learn about money, and Learn360 has excellent resources that can help educators show young students how to remain financially well in

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Have a Wonderful Kind of Day with Arthur

Since 1996, children have been entertained by the fun animated adventures of Arthur, the bespectacled aardvark from the show of the same name, as he navigates the ups and downs of childhood with his friends and family. Based on the children’s books by Marc Brown, Arthur is a show about growing up, exploring the world, and finding your place in it. Arthur’s energetic, emotional stories deal with real “kid issues” from a kid’s point of view.  Young patrons and educators alike can find more than 70 episodes of Arthur from PBS—all available worldwide on kid-friendly, ad-free platforms they can access anywhere—on Learn360 for K–12 schools and districts and Just for Kids for public libraries.  Classroom educators using Learn360 and homeschoolers using Just for Kids can introduce and support a variety of subjects for elementary-level students with Arthur, including reading and literacy, creative thinking and problem-solving, math, community building, life skills, wellness, character development, and more. Use Arthur in lessons to support daily routines with a thoughtful and fun start to the day, or use the series as a discussion starter, embed episodes into activities, or assign as independent viewing outside of lessons.  Find educational and fun episodes such as:  Arthur

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Explore and Teach Themes from Wicked with These Resources

Is the book, acclaimed Broadway musical, and Oscar-winning movie Wicked pop-uuu-lar among your students? We’ll bet it is, and you can use Infobase products to help use this phenomenon to teach your students about important themes in literature both in Wicked and in the novel it was based on, L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.  Defy Gravity with Learn360 You can find lots of content in our K–12 multimedia resource library Learn360 that can help you explore the themes and literary connections and techniques around Wicked and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, including: Literacy Skills and Standards 30-part series (Item #290878) Grades: 3–5, 6–8, 9–12, Academic/AP Show students what to look for when teaching about Wicked with videos in this series, which cover topics such as…  Theme: Themes are the profound ideas that shape narratives and give insights into the human experience. Explore how authors subtly convey themes through plot, characters, and details, allowing you to relate universal messages to your own life. Making Connections Within the Text: One of the primary joys of reading is seeing yourself in a character or seeing world events mirrored in the plot of a book. This is called “making connections with

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