One complete class · Ages 8–13
Money SkillsStart Here
An interactive banking class for children ages 8–13 that teaches saving, spending, budgeting, banking, earning, borrowing, credit, and smart financial decisions.
Give your child practical money knowledge that can last a lifetime.
- Designed for ages 8–13
- Learn at your own pace
- Parent progress visibility
- Interactive lessons and quizzes
- Built for Ages 8–13
- Practical Money Skills for Real Life
What kids learn
Children Use Money Before Most of Them Understand It
This class helps children develop a practical foundation before they begin managing larger financial decisions.
Saving
Set a goal, track it, and watch it grow.
Spending
Compare choices and see what a purchase really costs.
Budgeting
Split money between spending, saving, sharing and a buffer.
Banking
How accounts, deposits and withdrawals actually work.
Earning
Where money comes from, and what is not income.
Borrowing
Why borrowed money has to be paid back.
Credit
The basics of borrowing responsibly, at an age-appropriate level.
Responsibility
Money is a tool, never a measure of a person's worth.
The Money & Banking Class
A Complete Introduction to Money and Banking
Sixteen lessons across two learning units, taken in order, each ending with a check for understanding.
Unit 1: Money Basics
8 lessons · about 2 h 30 min
- Lesson 1
Money Is a Tool
Four uses of money, and why price never measures a person's worth.
Names four uses of money
- Lesson 2
Earning and Income
Sort money by where it came from: earning, gift, refund, prize or revenue.
Classifies money by source
- Lesson 3
Spending, Needs, Wants, and Choices
Separate needs from wants and calculate what is left after a purchase.
Calculates the remaining balance
- Lesson 4
Saving and Goals
Build a savings goal with a target, current amount and contribution.
Builds a savings goal
- Lesson 5
Budgets and Tradeoffs
Balance spending, saving, sharing and a buffer in one simple plan.
Builds a balanced budget
- Lesson 6
Costs, Revenue, and Profit
Add up simulated costs and money in, then work out profit or loss.
Calculates profit or loss
- Lesson 7
Build a Responsible Money Plan
One plan covering money in, spending, saving, sharing and a buffer.
Produces a money plan
- Lesson 8
Money Manager Portfolio
Collect the unit's work into one private portfolio with accurate totals.
Completes the unit project
Unit 2: Costs, Prices, and Profit
8 lessons · about 2 h 45 min
- Lesson 1
Find Every Cost
Identify and total the visible costs in a simple simulated project.
Totals a cost list
- Lesson 2
Fixed, Variable, and One-Time Costs
Classify each cost by how it behaves over time.
Classifies costs
- Lesson 3
Cost per Unit
Turn a batch total into a cost for one item or one service.
Calculates cost per unit
- Lesson 4
Setting a Thoughtful Price
Compare three fictional prices and check whether each covers cost.
Compares price options
- Lesson 5
Revenue, Profit, and Loss
Work through simulated scenarios that end in a profit or a loss.
Reads a profit result
- Lesson 6
Reading a Break-Even Table
Find the point where money in finally covers money out.
Reads break-even
- Lesson 7
Money Safety and Honest Claims
Spot exaggerated money claims and suspicious messages.
Flags risky claims
- Lesson 8
Explorer Model Card
Finish one card that links costs, price, profit and assumptions.
Completes the unit project
Inside the class
See the Banking Class in Action
Children move through structured lessons, activities, quizzes and challenges while parents can follow their progress.
The learner's home shows the next lesson, current unit progress and points earned.
Next up
Saving and Goals
Lesson 4 of 8 · Money Basics
180
Points earned
3
Badges
How it works
Four Steps From Sign-Up to First Lesson
- 1
Create an Account
A parent creates the family account and sets up the child's learning profile.
- 2
Begin the Banking Class
The child starts at the first module and moves through the class in order.
- 3
Complete Lessons and Challenges
Instruction, worked examples, activities and quizzes, repeatable at any time.
- 4
Track Progress and Achievements
The child earns points and badges while the parent reviews progress.
Motivation
Learning About Money Should Not Feel Like Homework
Points and badges recognise finished work. The lessons stay focused on genuine financial understanding, and nothing is ranked against other children.
- Points for completed work
- Badges for milestones
- Per-unit progress bars
- Completed module tracking
- Quiz results
- Retake any quiz
Budget Builder
Earned after finishing Budgets and Tradeoffs
Badges recognise completed work. Children are never ranked against each other.
For parents
See What Your Child Is Learning
Parents can review progress, completed lessons, quiz results, achievements and current learning activity from one place.
Class progress
Demo data shown for illustration.
- Clear learning structure
- Age-appropriate explanations
- Parent visibility
- Self-paced progress
- Practical financial topics
- A safer introduction to banking concepts
Two audiences
Designed for Children. Built to Reassure Parents.
Kids Stay Engaged
- Interactive lessons
- Visual examples
- Quizzes
- Challenges
- Points and badges
- Progress milestones
- Self-paced learning
Parents Stay Informed
- Progress visibility
- Structured curriculum
- Age-appropriate content
- Completed lesson tracking
- Quiz results
- Achievement tracking
Practice
Practice Real Money Decisions in a Safe Environment
Every amount in the class is simulated. No real money moves, and no purchases are ever made by a child.
- Build a simple budget
- Sort needs and wants
- Set a savings goal
- Compare spending choices
- Calculate money remaining after a purchase
- Work out cost per unit
- Read a break-even table
- Spot suspicious money messages
- Choose between saving and spending
- Write a responsible money plan
Sort into needs and wants
All amounts are simulated. Nothing here spends real money.
Pricing
One Class. One Simple Price.
Banking Class Access
$49per class, first child
$29 per class for each additional child
- The full money and banking curriculum
- All 16 lessons currently released
- Interactive activities
- Quizzes with unlimited retakes
- Progress tracking
- Points and badges
- Parent dashboard
Clear pricing. No surprise charges.
FAQ
Questions Parents Ask Before Starting
Give Your Child a Stronger Start With Money
Help your child understand saving, spending, budgeting and banking through an interactive class built for ages 8–13.