Visa and the NFL Launch US Financial Football Game
Visa and the National Football League have teamed up to create Financial Football, a fast-paced, interactive game that engages students while teaching them personal finance skills. The latest release features 3-D graphics and game-changing opportunities with audibles, blitzes, and long-yardage plays. The game is available to play for free through iOS and Android apps as well as online.
Do you have what it takes? Make Financial Football a part of your classroom curriculum with these essential and engaging lesson modules. Each module is structured as a comprehensive teaching tool for easy integration into your classroom curriculum. Students of all ages learn key concepts about saving and spending, budgeting, and the wise use of credit in preparation for gameplay. The modules are available for three age levels — Rookie (11 to 14), Pro (14 to 18), and Hall of Fame (18+). You can assign the game to students and track their completion by having them automatically email you their results from the game. After completing a game, students can email you or a parent their Financial Football results by clicking on the Email Teacher button on the Game Stats page and then entering their first name along with a destination email address.
This is what each module includes:
Overview
Each module begins with a narrative overview of the concepts to be taught. This short synopsis gives the educator and students a quick idea of the material to follow.
Teaching Goals and Objectives
Goals and objectives briefly describe the expected learning outcomes of the module.
Teaching Notes
The Teaching Notes feature the primary material on which module concepts are based. Educators may use the teaching notes as-is or adapt them to their own teaching methods.
Discussion
In this section, students and educators practice applying learned concepts through the discussion of concrete examples.
Activity
The Activity section may be used as a group exercise or as an assessment of student learning. In this section, students answer several questions which test their knowledge of learned concepts.
