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Teaching kids financial responsibility is an important task for parents and educators. U is for “Unplug“. Get back to the basics when teaching kids about money. Roll coins, listen to coins, count coins, talk to them about money, create hands on activities for teaching, create patterns with coins , sort coins, stack & match [Read On]
Teaching kids financial responsibility is an important task for parents and educators. P is for “Penny“. The penny is worth 1 cent. Challenge your child to explore the penny, clean its tarnished face with lemon juice, talk about the history, Abraham Lincoln (1865) and start a “penny jar” where your child can visually understand [Read On]
How do you teach a child the value of a dollar? How do you create an allowance system for young children with chores and more? Welcome to the third post of my series: The ABCs of Teaching Kids about Money. Monday’s post {A-E} began the series with hands on ideas to introduce your children to [Read On]
{Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Google, Sulia, and/or subscribe by email.} How do you teach a child the value of a dollar? How do you create an allowance system for young children with chores and more? Welcome to the second post of my series: The ABCs of Teaching Kids about Money. Yesterday’s post {A-E} began [Read On]
{Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Google, Sulia, and/or subscribe by email.} Teaching kids financial responsibility is an important task for parents and educators. Before I began writing professionally, I worked for nearly a decade in the investment industry. I saw the power and influence of money for the good and for the bad. I always [Read On]
I love the Olympics. I always have loved the Olympics. Mainly for the human interest stories but now that I am a mother I realize all the other amazing aspects to the Olympics. For example, the Olympics motivated me to want to become and be a better athlete in form and in attitude. The Olympics [Read On]
