Money skills · Ages 5–12

Money for kids.

Ten free printable activities about saving, earning, choosing and sharing — so money talk at home feels natural instead of like a lecture.

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10 sheets

activities in one workbook

3 age bands

ages 5–6, 7–9 and 10–12

10 min

per activity, at your child's pace

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Money for kids: all 10 activities in one workbook

A grown-up guide and ten sheets in order of difficulty, ready to print.

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Four ideas that last a lifetime

Every activity comes back to these concepts.

🫙

Saving

Money kept today becomes a bigger choice tomorrow.

🧹

Earning

Money comes from agreed work — not from nowhere.

🛒

Choosing

Every purchase leaves something else out. That is a trade-off.

💗

Sharing

Part of it can help someone else — that is learning too.

Activities to download and print

Filter by theme or age and open the sheet directly in the workbook.

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Theme
Age
Need it or want it?✂️ Choices5-6

Need it or want it?

Cut out the pictures and sort needs from wants — the conversation starts right here.

Sheet 1 · Cut and sortOpen sheet
My goal piggy bank🐷 Saving5-6

My goal piggy bank

Draw the one thing your child is saving for and color a coin for every amount saved.

Sheet 2 · Color and saveOpen sheet
Save, spend, share🫙 Saving5-6

Save, spend, share

Ten coins and three jars: your child decides how much goes into each one, and why.

Sheet 3 · Draw and decideOpen sheet
Coin detective🔍 Counting7-9

Coin detective

Every coin shows what it is worth. Adding them up is the first step to understanding price.

Sheet 4 · Count and writeOpen sheet
My job chart🧹 Earning7-9

My job chart

Three agreed jobs, one week of check marks and the agreed amount at the end.

Sheet 5 · One week chartOpen sheet
The ten-coin shop🛒 Choices7-9

The ten-coin shop

Exactly ten coins to spend: choosing one thing means leaving another behind.

Sheet 6 · Choose and addOpen sheet
The waiting game⏳ Saving7-9

The waiting game

Take it now, or wait a week and get more? A hands-on lesson in patience.

Sheet 7 · Play with a grown-upOpen sheet
Change back, please🧮 Counting10-12

Change back, please

Checkout situations to work out the change and write which coins come back.

Sheet 8 · Work it outOpen sheet

How to use it without turning it into a lesson

Five simple agreements for families.

1

Use real money

Coins in hand explain value better than any drawing.

2

One sheet at a time

Do one activity and let the conversation carry on all week.

3

Agree first

Amounts and jobs decided together prevent arguments later.

4

Let them get it wrong

Spending it all and regretting it is the cheapest lesson there is.

5

Revisit the plan

Stick the money plan on the fridge and review it together.

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