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MoneyAndStuff.info
A free financial resource from the financial experts at Ohio's credit unions! Explore this site and learn about smart ways to manage your money and helpful lessons and activities to teach children and teens about money.




BizKids:

The Public TV series where kids teach kids about money and business.



 

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Biz Kids
Sports Illustrated for Kids
Nickelodeon
PBS Kids
Disney
Snoopy
Learning Planet
MaMaMedia
Bill Nye the Science Guy
Yahooligans
Kidsurfer
4Kids
Kid City
Barney Online
Sesame Street
Thomas the Tank Engine
Bob the Builder
Cartoon Network
Fox Kids
Kids WB

Homework Help

Tutor.com
AAA Math
National Geographic
First Gov for Kids
US Mint Time Machine
Ask Jeeves for Kids
Discovery School
FunBrain
Weekly Reader
White House for Kids
Smithsonian
NASA Site for Kids
Web Weather for Kids
Homework Spot

Savings

U.S. Treasury's Savings Page for Kids
 



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Thrive by Five™: Teaching Your Preschooler About Spending and Saving

Children learn about money from many sources. Long before they enter school, they observe adults using money and buying things. They watch television daily and see thousands of commercials each year. Like it or not, money is a part of a preschooler's life.

What children witness affects their attitudes about what money is for. Some of these beliefs will help them as adult consumers and some will not. For example, they might get the message that saving is important or they might not.

As a parent, you will not be the only influence on what your child learns about using money. But when you teach basic lessons about money, you increase the chance that your child's values will be similar to yours.

The simple activities and other resources are available at the link provided below.

Thrive By Five


My Credit Union...Where I Belong




Midwest Community encourages Youth Savings Accounts for younger members. We offer regular Savings and Certificates of Deposit for accounts with as little as $250.00.



 

 

   


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