What is ClassBank?
ClassBank is a digital classroom economy platform for K-12 teachers and schools that combines classroom management, financial literacy education, and positive behavior strategies into one easy-to-use system.
Teachers use ClassBank to create a classroom economy where students can apply for classroom jobs, earn and spend classroom dollars while making decisions about saving, budgeting, and spending. Through hands-on practice, students learn important financial literacy skills like money management, needs vs. wants, delayed gratification, and responsible decision-making.
ClassBank helps teachers build a positive classroom culture by giving students meaningful responsibilities and opportunities to practice real-world skills. The platform is designed by two former teachers to be simple to set up and maintain.
ClassBank offers a free plan for teachers, with additional features available through ClassBank Pro and School Subscription plans.
ClassBank can also support school-wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) initiatives by helping schools reinforce positive behaviors through a consistent classroom economy system.
Learn more and sign up for free at classbank.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is ClassBank for?
ClassBank is designed for K-12 teachers, students, and schools that want to teach financial literacy skills while building a positive classroom culture.
Is ClassBank free?
Yes. Teachers can get started with a free ClassBank account. Additional features are available through ClassBank Pro and School Subscription plans.
How does ClassBank work?
Teachers create a classroom economy where students can earn classroom dollars through jobs, bonuses, and other classroom activities. Students can then save, spend, and manage their classroom money through features like savings goals, classroom stores, and budgeting activities.
What can students do with ClassBank?
Students can apply for classroom jobs, earn classroom dollars, save money, make purchases in a classroom store, set financial goals, and practice budgeting and responsible decision-making.
What skills do students learn with ClassBank?
Students practice financial literacy skills including budgeting, saving, spending, needs vs. wants, delayed gratification, and responsible decision-making. They also develop classroom skills like responsibility, goal setting, and accountability.
Can ClassBank support PBIS?
Yes. ClassBank can support school-wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) initiatives by providing a consistent system for recognizing and reinforcing positive behaviors.
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