Age-appropriate lessons, conversations and tools—from the first allowance to the first paycheck.
Free family money activities
Plan allowance, choose a savings goal or build a first weekly budget together. Six printable activities for ages 6–18, with simple prompts for parents.
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Try 10 fun, age-appropriate ways to teach kids about money through games, shopping, saving goals, family choices, and everyday practice.
Use simple tools and real-life activities to make each lesson stick.
Show how needs, wants and goals fit within a real monthly plan.
Build a budget → Goal + deadlineTurn something your child wants into a simple weekly savings plan.
Set a goal → Learn by doingUse groceries, outings and everyday choices as practical lessons.
Choose an activity → First paycheckPrepare for banking, spending, work and growing independence.
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