Financial literacy made simple, playful, and practical.
For Indian schools.
A full-year classroom programme for Grades 6 – 8..., mapped to NEP 2020 and the national financial education framework — board-agnostic, teacher-led, and ready to run from the first bell.
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DPIIT recognised
Indian schools have no structured way to teach money.
Students learn algebra, chemistry, and civics — but leave school unable to read a payslip, plan a budget, or tell a need from a want. The gap isn't curiosity; it's curriculum.
Not in the curriculum
Most boards don't teach money. Students graduate without the basics.
No ready-to-run material
Teachers piece together PDFs and YouTube. Quality and depth vary wildly.
Lessons don't stick
Without stories, activities, and context, concepts are forgotten by next term.
A full-year programme, built for schools.
Three year-long tracks — one per grade — delivered in 30–45 minute sessions your teachers run themselves. Everything is mapped, scripted, and printable.
Money Smarties
Needs, wants, and the first rupee.
Foundational money sense through stories, coin-games, and shopkeeping role-plays.
Finance Explorers
Saving, spending, and goal-setting.
Budgeting festivals, comparing prices, and understanding interest as a real-world tool.
Rupee Rockstars
Investing, risk, and the bigger picture.
Banks, markets, inflation, and digital money — framed through India's own economic story.
Built to meet every framework that matters.
The curriculum is mapped session-by-session to India's national education and financial literacy frameworks.
A 6-step session structure teachers can run confidently.
Every session follows the same rhythm, so teachers prepare once and run it all year. Students know what's coming — predictability is what makes learning stick.
Intro / Recap
Anchor the last session. Set today's question.
Mr. & Mrs. PocketEd
4-min animated video introduces the concept.
Teacher Solve
Teacher walks through examples, live Q&A.
Visual Guru
Mythology guru reframes the idea in a story.
Conclusion + Activity
Apply it — group worksheet or role-play.
Visual Conclusion
Closing card students take home or pin up.
Intro / Recap
Anchor the last session. Set today's question.
Mr. & Mrs. PocketEd
4-min animated video introduces the concept.
Teacher Solve
Teacher walks through examples, live Q&A.
Visual Guru
Mythology guru reframes the idea in a story.
Conclusion + Activity
Apply it — group worksheet or role-play.
Visual Conclusion
Closing card students take home or pin up.
Your teachers aren't alone in this.
We hand schools everything needed to run the programme with confidence — from day one.
Mythology-inspired gurus.
Classroom-grade content.
Children already know Kuber, Lakshmi, and Ganesh. We borrow the stories they love to carry the ideas they need — compound interest as a seed that grows, saving as a granary that keeps a village fed.
Every concept is vetted by teachers and aligned to the national framework. The warmth is cultural; the rigour is institutional.
Four gurus. One shared classroom. Four angles on the same question: what does it mean to be smart with money in India today?
Bring PocketEd to your school.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your academic committee. No commitment — just the full programme, one teacher's manual, and three sample lessons to try.