A ready-to-use resource kit that makes financial education easy for you!
Developed in consultation with childhood financial education experts, we’re proud to present our Money Talks Kit, a ready-to-use resource kit that you can use once a week to teach your 6 to 12 year old child about money – lessons that will stay with them for life.
Pick one card every week to help kickstart your money talks with your children. The cards cover Saving, Spending, and Sharing – the 3 fundamental concepts of financial education for children aged 6-12 years old – so that they can have a
well-rounded understanding of money!
These activity sheets supplement our conversation kickstarter cards! Refer to the back of the cards to find the activity sheet that matches. To use them regularly, redeem the digital kit on our website and print as many copies as you need. Get creative, and have fun!
Each kit contains the following: Weekly Spending Log | Savings Planner | Compare Prices/Know Your Needs & Wants | Save, Spend, Share Money Jars Crafting Activity | Sharing Pledge Card.
By using the contents of the kit together with your child, you will be able to impart crucial, lifelong lessons surrounding the concepts of saving, sharing, and spending.
Use them to display activity sheets on the fridge, and let the magnets be a little reminder to have your weekly money talks!
Enjoy an array of goodies and vouchers from our generous sponsors at Faber-Castell, foodpanda, Singapore Kindness Movement, LION, and OneSanta! (For Physical kits only)
For primary school children, the concepts of saving, spending, and sharing lay the foundation for money-savviness. The sooner your child grasps these concepts, the sooner they can confidently practise healthy financial habits. Through the small weekly chats you'll have from using our Kit together, these are the big changes you’ll make in their lives, for life.
Samantha
May
Marketing Executive
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SAVING
The conversations you’ve shared together would have shaped your child’s understanding of the value of money. Whether they’re preparing for rainy days, or saving up for the things they want, these lessons will pay off as they grow into adulthood and make bigger, more important financial decisions.
Samantha
May
Marketing Executive
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SPENDING
By communicating healthy spending attitudes and practices, you would have encouraged your child to think more critically about how they can manage the money they have. Through these conversations, they would be better equipped to delay gratification and thrive as clever consumers in our globalised world.
Samantha
May
Marketing Executive
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SHARING
Financial education contributes to your child’s growth in other areas of life. Beyond imparting practical skills, conversations you’ve had with your child about sharing would have helped introduce or strengthen lifelong values such as generosity and empathy for others.