Calling all parents! Join Kids.gov and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau this afternoon from 2-4 p.m. EST for a Twitter chat on how to talk to your kids about money.

Join the conversation by following Kids.gov (@kidsgov) and CFPB (@cfpb) on Twitter and using the hashtag #MoneyTalk in your tweets.

Kids.gov is the U.S. government’s website for children (grades K-8). Kids, parents, and teachers can use the site to get help with homework, access lesson plans, watch videos, play games, and more.

If you’ve visited Kids.gov previously, you’ll notice that the website has been completely redesigned. The vibrant new site provides areas for three specific audiences: kids (grades K-5), teens (grades 6-8), and grown-ups (teachers and parents).

Enjoy exploring all that Kids.gov has to offer, including the following examples:

• How to Become President of the United States — Check out a colorful and informative poster to help kids understand the process of becoming President.
• Videos Featuring Various Careers — View videos describing different professions, ranging from an archeologist with the National Park Service to an executive chef at the White House.
• How Parents Can Get Involved — Get homework tips, learn about school meal programs, find out how to help stop bullying, and more.
• Lesson Plans — Teachers can find lesson plans on math, history, science, music, and other topics.

This colorful poster illustrates the steps someone would need to take to become the President of the United States. Order free copies to hang in classrooms, libraries or even your kids’ bedrooms.