
Ages 5–7 · 5 Weeks · Parent-Led · Play-Based
Kids earn tokens for real jobs, divide their pay into three pots: Plant (Save), Pick (Spend), and Share (Give, every payday, and shop at the Home Store. Every lesson teaches a concept the child immediately applies inside the economy that week. Before real money is on the line, they've already made dozens of real decisions.
Money comes from work that has value. Coins and bills. The three pots introduced: Plant, Pick, Share. The Family Economy launches.
The "could you live without it?" test. Sorting activity with picture cards. The Home Store menu built in secret by the parent.
The payday ritual, opening the envelope, counting tokens, dividing earnings into the three pots. Save Goal Card posted.
Trade-off thinking. The Give conversation. The Home Store opens, your child shops from the Pick pot only.
Real-world field trip · final payday · Give cause chosen · graduation celebration. Connecting the Family Economy to how the real world works.
Plant · Pick · Share, physical dividers for the token economy
With payday totals row, tracks every job completed
With complete facilitation script for the payday ritual
Visual thermometer tracker for the savings goal
Completed when the Share pot is donated, a giving milestone
Parent-customized with 8 items, your child doesn't see it until Week 4
One page per week, exactly what to say, what to do, and how to guide the learning. No teaching experience required. This is a parent-child conversation starter, not a curriculum to deliver.
Ages 5–7 are in the concrete-operational stage. They learn by handling things, tokens, envelopes, the Home Store menu. Lectures don't stick. Touching real money decisions does.
Built for real family life. The Family Economy runs in the background of your week. Each lesson is a 15-minute conversation, not a curriculum to teach, not a class to prepare.
The Parent Playbook gives you one page per week, exactly what to say, what to ask, and what to do. You aren't delivering a course. You're starting a conversation that compounds for twenty years.
Every program builds on the vocabulary, skills, and habits of the one before. A child who starts here at age 5 arrives at Money Ready™ already knowing what a budget, a savings goal, and a trade-off decision feel like.
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