For teachers & homeschool parents
107 interactive money lessons your class can start today.
Personal finance and investing, taught the way kids actually learn — hands-on, self-grading, and honest about risk. Free to read in full, free for students to start, no installs.
107 lessons
11 units
Ages 7–18+
First 15 free forever
What makes it work
01
Read every lesson before you use it
The entire curriculum is public — teaching text, vocabulary, and a playable activity on every lesson page. Evaluate it in full without creating anything.
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Differentiated three ways, automatically
Every lesson is written separately for ages 7–9, 10–12, and 13–17, and adults from 18 up use the oldest set. A student picks their band once and every activity fits their level.
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Self-grading, three-step practice
Each lesson runs recognise → apply → decide: sorting, worked arithmetic with hints, then a judgement call. Students can’t skip to answers.
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A practice portfolio with real prices
Students invest pretend cash at real market prices, must state a reason for every buy, and face that reason again when they sell.
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Nothing to install
Runs in any browser on school Chromebooks, tablets, or phones. Free accounts save student progress.
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Built safe
No ads, no real money anywhere, and no third-party tracking inside the kids’ app. Parent/guardian consent is built into signup for under-13s.
Using Vine in a classroom
1
Sign up free to preview the full curriculum and pick the unit that matches your syllabus.
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Students create free accounts (under-13s need a parent/guardian email at signup) and pick their age band.
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Assign lessons by name; progress, levels, and the practice portfolio track automatically per student.
Want class codes, teacher dashboards, or printable materials? Email vineteam@vineteach.com — early classroom feedback directly shapes what we build.
Set up your classroom
Start with one lesson. Read it, play it, judge for yourself.
Create a class, share the 6-letter join code with your students, and watch their progress from one roster.