๐Ÿ’ฐ Money Journal for Kids

A fun and interactive way for kids to learn money habits that last a lifetime!

๐Ÿ“˜ What's Inside the Journal?

This money journal combines reflection, goal setting, simple tracking, and creativity to build financial literacy for kids ages 6โ€“12.

๐ŸŒŸ Sections & Page Ideas

1. All About Me & Money

  • โ€œWhat do I already know about money?โ€

  • โ€œWhere does money come from?โ€

  • โ€œWhat would I do with $100?โ€

2. My Money Goals

  • "What am I saving for?"

  • Goal tracker with drawing space (e.g., draw a picture of what you want to buy)

  • Progress tracker with boxes to color in as they save

3. Earning Log

  • Task | Date | What I Did | How Much I Earned
    (Chores, lemonade stands, pet sitting, etc.)

4. Spending Tracker

  • Date | What I Bought | How Much | Was it a Need or Want?

5. Save, Spend, Give Jars

  • Pages to plan how theyโ€™ll divide their money

  • Sticker or coloring jars to update as they add to each category

6. Money Reflections

  • โ€œHow did I feel when I saved enough for my goal?โ€

  • โ€œWhatโ€™s something I would do differently next time?โ€

7. Fun Pages

  • Coloring sheets with savings quotes (e.g., โ€œA penny saved is a penny earned!โ€)

  • Word searches and crossword puzzles with money words

  • Financial goal coloring trackers

๐Ÿ“ˆ Skills Kids Will Learn:

  • Setting and reaching goals

  • Delayed gratification

  • Needs vs. wants

  • Simple budgeting

  • Recordkeeping and tracking

  • Giving/sharing mindfully

๐Ÿ“Ž Add-ons You Can Include:

  • Stickers (digital or printable) for rewards

  • Printable โ€œMoney Jarโ€ labels

  • Weekly allowance chart

  • Monthly savings challenge page

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