Ages 6 to 18 · at home
Savings goal tracker
Your child picks one goal, colors a coin each time they save, and logs money in and out week by week.
Free printables
Free money printables for kids, families and classrooms
Sheets you can print at home or school and stick on the fridge or the board. Every printable is free, with no sign-up and no email needed.
Wondering how much allowance to give first? Try our allowance calculator by age.
Ages 6 to 18 · at home or in class
The 10-Week Savings Ladder
Save $1 in week 1 up to $10 in week 10 and reach $55, with a smaller-steps version for ages 6 to 8 and a bigger one for teens.
Ages 6 to 18 · at home
Family jobs and extra jobs chart
Separates everyday family jobs (no pay) from optional extra jobs that can earn money, with an agreed price for each.
Families · 4 weeks
The Holiday Money Challenge
Four small weeks to notice money moments, try a wait rule before buying, and plan gift money before it arrives.
Families · ages 6 to 18
Money stories at the table: Thanksgiving cards
12 cut-out question cards for the holiday table. Kids ask grandparents and parents about their first job, first savings goal and money mistakes.
Teachers · grades 3 to 8
Notice, Pause, Build: a 30-minute lesson
A ready-to-teach classroom lesson on impulse buying. No app or student accounts needed.
Teachers · grades 2 to 8
Holiday Gift Plan: a 15-minute activity
Students plan gifts with a pretend budget and change the plan until it fits. Includes a teacher guide, a worksheet and a note for families. No app or student accounts needed.
Ages 6 to 14 · with a grown-up
Cookie Season Money Plan
For kids running a cookie booth with their troop: a troop goal, a personal savings goal, counting-change practice and a short log for each booth shift.
Made by Babalata, a savings-goal and money-habits app for US families with kids ages 6 to 18. No debit card, no bank account: parents keep the real money. Available on the App Store and Google Play, in the United States only.