Help your children towards a better financial future with these fun activities, games and videos for all ages.
Encourage smart saving with this vision board. Help your kids fill it with pictures to remind them what they’re saving for.
Age: 5-8
If you, or your child, are keen for them to start learning about earning, this activity sheet will help get you both up to speed.
Age: 12-16
Help your child complete four money missions, including taking over the family funds for a day, to earn their Budgeting Champion badge.
Age: 8-12
Encourage your teen to create their own financial plan for the next year in order to meet some of their life goals.
Age: 16-18
Get back to basics this New Year by teaching your kids the difference between what is desirable and what is necessary.
We’ve developed some fun and engaging games to help you educate your children about finances without it feeling like homework.
It can be tricky explaining the concept of putting money away to young children. Here’s some top tips to get you started.
From meal planning to buying in bulk, we set out some steps to help students get to grips with the weekly grocery shop.
Want to talk to your kids openly and honestly about money but don’t know where to begin? We offer some practical pointers.
Age: 5-8, 8-12
As adults, we understand the need to save, but how do you explain this concept to your children? Here’s some ideas on how to get started.
Are you looking to put some money aside for some big-ticket items? Watch this video to discover tips for designing a budget that you’ll stick to.
Age: Young adults
MoneySense also has a wide range of classroom resources. If your child’s school isn’t already using MoneySense, tell a teacher about it today!
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