Parent Version of Starter Kit
Your child has been given a series of worksheets that form part of MoneyTree's Starter Kit. These worksheets are designed to give your child a quick glimpse to some of the key lessons within the MoneyTree Curriculum. This page designed for parents. Within this page, you will find a parent version to each worksheet. A parent's version will contain the correct answers to each question within the worksheet & also the learning outcomes for each lesson. This is designed to help you easily coach your child on areas that they may require assistance.
Worksheet #1
What Money Can Do
Kids should learn about money and barter trade because it helps them understand how money enhances their ability to make choices and manage resources. Knowing how money works and the history of barter trade provides a foundation for responsible financial decisions and appreciation for the value of different exchange systems.
Worksheet #2
Demand, Supply & Price
Learning about supply, demand, and price is important for kids because it helps them make informed decisions, develop financial awareness, think critically about value, plan for the future, and understand how the economy impacts their daily lives.
Worksheet #3
Money Mindsets
Understanding money mindsets helps kids develop good financial habits, learn smart spending, focus on building wealth through investing, and manage money wisely to avoid debt.
Worksheet #4
Stock Market Basics
Understanding shares and stocks helps build wealth early, make informed financial decisions, prepare for future investing, grasp how the economy works, and improve overall financial literacy.
Worksheet #5
Smart Buying Habits
Smart buying habits help kids avoid overspending, save money by comparing prices, distinguish between needs and wants, and ensure they get the best value for their money.
Worksheet #6
Goals & Goal Setting
Kids should learn about goals because they provide direction, help track progress, and keep them focused. Setting and achieving goals builds essential skills for decision-making, motivation, and future success.
Worksheet #7
SMART Budgeting
Kids should learn SMART budgeting to build responsible money habits, manage spending, and prioritize needs. This skill promotes financial independence and prepares them for smart money management in the future.
Worksheet #8
Making a Savings Plan
Money is limited, so spending it all today means we can’t buy something else tomorrow. A savings plan helps us spend less now and save more for future purchases. By saving a little each week, like Penny does, we can reach our savings goals. A savings plan outlines the steps to achieve these goals.
Worksheet #9
Saving Money
It's important for kids to learn to save first because it teaches them the value of money management and the benefits of saving. Understanding that saving earns interest helps them see how their money can grow over time, fostering good financial habits and preparing them for future financial stability and independence.