Financial Literacy Fun for Future Financially Literate Minds: 108 Flashcards Teaching Kids & Teens Financial Literacy & Essential Money Concepts – Engaging Education with Imagery, Fun and Educational

These are words that everyone should know. Unfortunately, most people don’t know and understand them. The cards are an excellent way to learn and teach the critical vocabulary of financial literacy. A child learning and understanding them during their most receptive years is guaranteed to benefit from them!

My 6 year loves the flash cards and “winning” the game! They are easily matched with pictures to provide further clarity for him.

I purchased these for my 9 year old niece and she LOVES them. She has learned so much.

These cards were a little small but the information is great to share or introduce to a teenager or adult who is not familiar with the terms. It definitely will start the right kind of conversation.

This is a great product but I was looking for something more for an 8-10 year old to be able to read and understand. I'd say this is for a high school student and young adult or any adult for that matter

Interesting set of cards, definitely would be good for quizzing kids maybe 10+ through high school (and beyond for a lot of people!). Not sure I would really consider these "Flash Cards," they're more like the decks I used to get on topics like animals, states/capitals, etc.---so, "Information Cards" maybe.The cards are numbered and assigned a color to show difficulty, and there are master cards that repeat the info for each (see photo).These cards might be nice to include with a generous cash gift for middle-school graduation or a bar/bat mitzvah...? Or could be fun to take to a family gathering to quiz the kids and give some cash prizes for right answers too.

This is a great tool to teach your children about financial literacy. My 8 year old daughter and I do a few cards while in the car- to/from school or where ever else we are going. Some cards are a bit advance - and that’s okay- just means room to grow is an option here- when she she is ready to learn more (open mindset). These cards are great for all level of financial literacy learners- even adults! I love the inclusion and diversity incorporated in the photos. Most schools do not include financial literacy as a part of lesson plan. Our children are our future.

I had to advise her that once she could answer all 100 flash cards we will open up her first checking and savings account with a debit card managed by mom and dad. What we thought we would work on for 10 minutes at a time turns into 30 as we are all learning. GREAT LEARNING TOOL FOR THE KIDDOS. Fully recommended