Helping Others
Help kids learn that there are plenty of ways that they can help other people, and a great way to show that they care about the community they live.
There are plenty of ways kids can help others without spending money. They may donate some of the money they save. Or they can give away outgrown, gently used clothes and toys. They can also share their time and teach others the things they are good at. A personal thought adds a special touch to let the recipient feel valued. Find opportunities in your community, such as volunteering together at a local park for a cleanup day.
Saving, Spending, Sharing
Help kids learn the value of money when they spend, share, and save.
Money Talk
Learn how you can answer kids’ questions about money.
V Is for Value
Value can mean many different things! Talk to your child about all of them.
Making Choices
Look for ways to teach your child about making choices.
Guest Post: Helping your child’s money skills grow
Parents and caregivers can be a powerful influence on their children’s financial future—and you don’t have to be a money expert to start them out strong.
Need It or Want It?
Needs and wants are different. Kids can learn the difference from you.
Building Financial Skills in the Classroom
These classroom activities emphasize the key financial concepts of choices, value, and financial literacy skills: spending, saving, and sharing.
