Fun learning about finance for kids

Fun learning about finance for kids

Children can learn about money in a fun way. Develop their critical thinking!

Ages 7 – 9 are ideal for children to learn to understand money and the values associated with it. Games and activities that combine learning and fun are a great way to engage them in discussions about finances. Help them develop their critical thinking and decision-making skills so they can make informed choices in the future. A fun approach to these topics motivates them to explore and learn.

Interested in this topic? Read more: How Social Skills Help Children Ages 7–9 Build Basic Financial Thinking Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine that you have a magical coin in your hand. If you could use it only once, what would you spend it on?

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Imagine that you have opened a mysterious chest full of coins. What will you do with them?

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If you could choose, what way of earning money would you like the most?

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If you had the opportunity to create your own banknote, what would be written on it?

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If you could spend money on only one of these things, what would you choose?

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Imagine that someone gives you five coins every day. What would you do with them?

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Imagine you have a magical piggy bank that always returns what you put into it. What would you put in it?

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Imagine that you opened a small shop where you sell something you know how to make. What would you sell?

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If you could decide what role money plays in life, what would you choose?

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Imagine that you have the opportunity to invest money into something that will later bring you more. What would you invest in?

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7 – 9 years: Basic financial thinking

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