Inspired by The Ledger of Learning
Make class cash
mean something.
Turn your classroom economy into a digital experience where students can earn, save, spend and watch their balance grow.
Built for teachers who want to make responsibility, choices and financial habits part of everyday classroom life.
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Balance
$245
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Sound familiar?
Your classroom economy is working.
The tracking part? Not so much. 😅
Classroom economies can teach powerful lessons.
Managing one shouldn’t become another full-time job for the teacher.
What if the
classroom economy
felt more like
a real one?
Give every student their own classroom ledger.
They earn class cash.
You update their account.
Their balance changes.
And over time, the numbers become something bigger:
Choices.
Responsibility.
Ownership.
Simulated classroom currency — not real money.
Meet The Ledger
Your classroom bank.
Without the bank. 💸
A simple digital classroom economy system that gives teachers one place to manage individual student balances.
Create your classroom
Set up a classroom and add your students.
Give each student a ledger
Every student gets an individual classroom balance.
Add + subtract class cash
Reward earnings, record spending and keep balances current.
See it all in one place
No flipping through paper ledgers trying to remember who has what.
Product preview
Welcome back, Mr. Haskins 👋
Period 2 • Classroom Ledger
Balance
$245
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Balance
$180
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Balance
$320
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Maya’s Ledger
Transaction history- +$20Homework CompletedMon, Sep 28
- +$10Classroom ResponsibilityTue, Sep 29
- −$15Classroom StoreThu, Oct 1
- +$25Weekly BonusFri, Oct 2
Beyond the balance
It was never just
about class cash.
A classroom economy can create opportunities for students to practice decisions, responsibility and ownership in a place where they’re still allowed to learn.
That’s the bigger idea behind The Ledger.
It was inspired by the classroom philosophy behind Brandon Haskins’ The Ledger of Learning — a memoir shaped by more than twenty years of working with students and building classroom systems.
This isn’t about pretending kids are adults.
It’s about giving them
room to practice
becoming one.
Your economy.
Ready to open
your classroom
bank?
Create your teacher account, add your students and start managing your classroom economy digitally.
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