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Twenty-five real ideas with age fit, startup cost, who buys it, exactly what to say, the money math, and a 7-day test plan.
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Fifteen minutes a day for a week. Seven missions to go do, not read... find your money, track the leak, split it, name a goal, wait 24 hours, earn a dollar, make one rule.
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Ten standalone worksheets with a full answer key. Budgeting, unit price, what an hour is worth, the cost of borrowing, break-even, net worth.
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1. The 7-Day Money Challenge. Start here. It is the shortest and it gets them doing something today instead of reading about it.
2. 25 Ways To Make Your First $100. Once they have looked at their own money, this is what makes them want more of it.
3. The Money Math Worksheet Pack. Ten standalone worksheets. Print whichever fits what you are talking about that week.
What you just downloaded is what a kid does on their own. This is what you teach. Twelve units covering budgeting, saving, banking, credit, interest, advertising, business, investing, taxes and net worth — each with a read-aloud script, a hands-on game, a printable worksheet, a quiz and a full answer key. Pacing guides for classroom, homeschool and the kitchen table.
You do not need a finance background. Every word you say out loud is already written for you.
One for you, one for them.
30 dinner table questions, plus word-for-word scripts for the five hard ones... "how much do you make," "why can't we afford that," and what to say when they blow all their money.
They picked an idea from the free guide. This is how they price it, find the first customer, work out break-even, and actually make a profit. Nine fill-in steps.
The 110-card Financial Fundamentals deck runs on the same three learning levels. Pick a card, learn the definition, connect it to the example, then put it into practice with one of the worksheets above. One change makes it worth ten times more: make them give you a new real-life example instead of the one printed on the card.
VIEW THE 110-CARD DECKEducational resources only. They are not personal financial, legal, tax, credit or investment advice. Minors should complete business or money-making activities with parent or guardian guidance and follow applicable local rules.