Hobbies And Interests
Money Match Game
This game from familyeducation.com teaches children about the value of money. You'll need dice and at least 10 of each coin (penny, nickel, dime and quarter) to play. Each player rolls the dice and receives the number shown in pennies. As each player accumulates five pennies or more, the five pennies are traded in for a nickel and so on. This game teaches kids about the worth of different coins. After the game talk about saving money with your child and let her put her coins in a piggy bank.
Loan Agreements
Teach kids about the importance of borrowing money and paying it back on time through this game, suggests Familyeducation.com. Loan your child money as a bank would, including interest. Make sure to set up a payment schedule with a minimum requirement. Also, set a penalty for late payments, such as 1 cent a day.
Allowance
The Allowance board game teaches children about earning, managing and saving money. The game features cards with tasks such as mowing lawns or cleaning the garage to earn money. The child has the choice to spend his earned money or put it into savings in the bank. Allowance is ideal for two to four children from grades three through eight.
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Bank Account
In this board game, children learn how to manage a checking account. Players write checks, make deposits and manage a checkbook. There also are real-life situations children have to handle, including paying taxes, buying groceries and making car payments. Bank Account is ideal for children 10 years or older.
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