Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities, Grade 3 Teacher Resource

I ordered it for my 3rd grader and the 6th-8th grade version for my 7th grader whom I homeschool. It gives realistic lessons that they need to know such as having a bank account, paying rent, getting a loan, etc. It is easy for them to understand too.

These lessons are very informational for my homeschooled kids (ages 5-10). Some things are a little difficult for the younger ones, but we do all the lessons verbally and together which makes it able for this age range. Their favorite things in the book are the games. The stories are nice, and I particularly liked where they needed to choose between two similar jobs in order to save for something. It was a great discussion about why we might choose one over the other, or could choose both. They didn't guess all of the options, so they are definitely learning a lot of new things! I paired this with the GoHenry app which you can get when you pay for the Acorns investment app as of last month (April 2024), so the kids are earning their weekly allowance, and can put into practice the things they learn from this book! I've also made their own buying accounts in my household on Amazon so I can track and approve their purchases. They are teen accounts but it works. I also like that this book builds their financial vocabulary. The stories are relatable. So far so good!

Have used this in my homeschool across the ages. Really helpful in planning lesson in an important life skill.

I like the book, I teach life skills in the high school. It is nice for tying math to functional skills.

Good for various ages. I bought for my 1st grader to begin simple money problems