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During this unique time in our community, we are doing our part to help ensure students continue their JA education at home and help parents make the most out of at-home learning.

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Kindergarten Lesson Plans

DAY 1: UNDERSTANDING CURRENCY

Lesson 1 – Money Smart for Young People, Lesson 1: Understanding Currency

Helps young children to understand money and coins and the value of each coin. Students will be able to practice identification and problem-solving skills to determine the value of different coins.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent-led lesson with additional games and recommended reading
  • Time: 15 minutes

Lesson 2 – Counting with Coins US Mint — H.I.P. Pocket Change Kids Site

Young children practice identifying coins and how much each coin is worth. Interactive game allows young children to work at their own pace.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Interactive student game with audio instructions
  • Time: 10 minutes

Lesson 3 – Peter Pig Money Counter

Young children have fun identifying coins and practicing saving money in an interactive online game.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Interactive student game with audio instructions
  • Time: 10 minutes

DAY 2: COUNTING COINS

Lesson 1 – Teaching Kids About Money at Home

Guide to help parents talk about money, saving and spending with young children. Also provides several hands-one learning experiences to reinforce the concept of money.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent resource for planned activities
  • Time: 15 minutes

Lesson 2 – Printable Activities for Kids: Identifying Coins Worksheets

A great way to give young students the chance to practice identifying coins. Printable worksheets that allow students to work at their own pace.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Printable coin identification worksheets
  • Time: 10 minutes

Lesson 3 – JA $aves: Greater Than, Less Than

A great way to help young students understand the value of money and spending. Printable worksheet that allows students to work at their own pace.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Printable Activity
  • Time: 10 minutes

 

DAY 3: EARNING MONEY

Lesson 1 – Money Smart for Young People, Lesson 2: Earning Money

Talking about jobs and the value of work to teach young students the concept of earning money.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent-led lesson with additional games and recommended reading
  • Time: 15 minutes

Lesson 2 – Cha-Ching Money Management Video: Earn, Save, Spend & Donate

The Cha-Ching crew explore how money moves and the ways we use money.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Video
  • Time: 5 minutes

Lesson 3 – JA Who Am I?

Interactive game that introduces students to different jobs that people can do.

  • Category: Career Exploration
  • Type: Parent-led game
  • Time: 10 minutes

 

DAY 4: NEEDS AND WANTS

Lesson 1 – Money Smart for Young People, Lesson 3: Needs and Wants

Introduces young students to the concepts of needs and wants to help develop decision-making skills

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent-led lesson with additional games and recommended reading
  • Time: 15 minutes

Lesson 2 – Am I a Want or a Need?

Talking about jobs and the value of work to teach young students the concept of earning money.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent-led activity with clue cards
  • Time: 10 minutes

Lesson 3 – JA Goods and Services

Young students are introduced to the concept of goods and services and practice decision-making skills.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Printable Activity
  • Time: 10 minutes

DAY 5: SAVING FOR SUCCESS!

Lesson 1 – Cha-Ching Money Management Video: Saving for Success

The Cha-Ching crew learns about saving money.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Video
  • Time: 5 minutes

Lesson 2 – Money Smart for Young People, Lesson 5: Saving and Spending

Young children build an understanding on how money is used by exploring saving and spending.

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Parent-led lesson with additional games and recommended reading
  • Time: 15 minutes

Lesson 3 – JA Piggy Bank Savings

Young children practice saving money in their piggy bank by rolling a die and coloring the amount they have saved!

  • Category: Financial Literacy
  • Type: Printable coloring activity
  • Time: 10 minutes
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