Financial literacy is now a graduation requirement in most US states, but the standards differ in scope, course placement, and statute from one state to the next. These pages show exactly which standards The Money Skill Tree meets in your state — not a general claim that it is “standards-friendly,” but a standard-by-standard, chapter-by-chapter map.
US State Curriculum Alignment
Select your state to see exactly how The Money Skill Tree maps to its standards — standard by standard, chapter by chapter.
More states are coming — additional alignment pages are being prepared and added regularly. If your state isn’t listed yet, get in touch and it moves up the queue.
Why alignment matters
A teacher deciding whether to use the series in a classroom needs to know which specific standards it covers. Each state page maps the adopted standards or statute to the exact books and chapters that address them, notes where coverage is partial and where a supplement is needed, and links back here.
Using the books in a classroom today
Every chapter follows the same six-part structure, ends with a fill-in-the-pages exercise, and includes discussion questions written for group work. If you are planning a unit and need to know whether a specific standard is covered, get in touch — tell me your state, grade, and course, and I will answer directly.
Class sets
If you need multiple copies for a class or program, please get in touch before ordering.
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