Workshops

Host pre-built financial literacy workshops in classrooms, school events, parent nights, and community outreach programs. Each workshop comes ready to present—slides, presenter notes, and audience handouts included—and every workshop is grouped below by audience age so you can find the right fit for your event.

Best Practices

1. Partner with local schools and educators: Work with local teachers to provide financial literacy presentations to students. These presentations cover topics such as budgeting, saving, internet safety, etc., and can be customized to fit the needs of different age groups. You can help students develop good financial habits early on and prepare them for a financially stable future.
2. Respond to teacher requests promptly: Teachers in your sponsored schools can request presentations directly through their Banzai accounts. Each request is time-stamped and surfaces in your Manager's notifications. Quick responses build trust with the educators in your community.
3. Tailor content to the age group: A budgeting presentation for 4th graders looks very different from one for 10th graders. The age-tier organization below helps you match the right deck to the right audience.
4. Host community-facing events: Beyond classrooms, these workshops work great at parent nights, library events, after-school programs, and senior outreach (using the adult-oriented decks).

Browse by Age

Ages 8–12

Foundational workshops for elementary-age learners—saving basics, the 50/30/20 rule, lemonade tycoon, and conversation starters.

Ages 12–18

Middle and high school workshops covering credit, taxes, college planning, financial institutions, life scenarios, and online safety.

Ages 18+

Adult-focused workshops for parent nights, community outreach, and senior programs hosted by your sponsored schools.