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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a 21st century agency that implements and enforces federal consumer financial law and ensures that markets for consumer financial products are fair, transparent, and competitive.

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Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Family members' jobs
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In this activity children ages 13-18 research and compare the jobs held by family members and what education and training it took to get there.
Available: as pdf
Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Learn to save with Money Monsters
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To encourage children ages 6-9 to save money, it can be helpful for them to know exactly what they’re saving for. This is called a savings goal. In this activity, children will explore how to create a plan to make it easier to reach a savings goal.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Make spending choices at the park
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Children ages 3-5 can can learn to stop and think so they can choose what’s best for them before they spend money. In this activity, children get to choose what to do at a park.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Meet yourself as a big kid
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Children ages 3-5 can have a hard time planning for the future because they’re so focused on today. This activity can help children think about what their life might be like in the future.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Money sort
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Money is what we use to buy things. You earn money by working. In this activity, children ages 3-5 will use the sheet to practice important skills like counting and sorting.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Pretend play
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Children ages 3-5 can use suggested scenarios and props to get creative and act out activities, like going to work or going shopping.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Protect what’s important to us
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Health, family, pets, money, and property are important to a lot of people. This activity will help children ages 6-9 identify what’s important to them and explore ways to protect those things from risk.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Talk about paying for higher education
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As families and their teens or young adult ages 13-18 plan for their life after high school, explore and research all the possible ways to pay for post-secondary education. This activity will guide you through an internet search of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study options.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: Use a budget to shop for a party
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Knowing how to make a budget is an important skill that helps people reach their financial goals. In this activity, children ages 7-12 will use a budget to shop for a party.
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Language: English
Image of Publication Cover Parent activity: What’s on a pay stub
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Show children ages 13-18 how deductions make the difference between wages and take-home pay.
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Language: English

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