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For the educator who wants to teach basic money skills and more. "Many young people graduate without a basic understanding of money and money management, business, the economy, and investing. We hope to help educators, home schoolers, parents, and guardians teach children these skills, while reinforcing basic math, reading, vocabulary, and other important skills." Money Instructor TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT MONEY Are you a parent who is interested in teaching his or her child about money? Then our site is for YOU! We have money worksheets money lessons , and money lesson plans to help. If you have a young child, does he or she understand how to count coins? Also, do your children know how to make change with coins? If your kids are older, do you want to help your child understand how to use a bank savings account? How to write a check? Teach students to do their own personal budget? And do all this while reinforcing basic math and reading comprehension skills! Not a member?

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Home Site Index Search: Why The Mint? Tips for Parents Ideas for Teachers About the Mint ... Lesson Plans Overview Lesson Plans: Budgeting Your Financial Resources Ideas for Teachers The need for money management skills This site is designed to help you teach 6-12 graders to manage money. The need for such practical instruction is a serious one. Both test scores and the current money management behavior of young people prove that they lack the basics in this, one of the most important areas of their lives. And because the facts about a great many Americans' spending and saving habits are troublesome, many adults appear ill-equipped to teach their offspring. Consequently, while young people may look to their parents as role models, our nation's adults may not have the mentoring skills needed to give our youth good financial habits. Two cases in point: 34% of Americans have not even begun to prepare for retirement. And 55% say that the major obstacle to saving is a continuing focus on today's expenses rather than their financial future.* As a country, we have to reverse this trend. We have designed The Mint to help you lay the groundwork for a responsible approach to teaching students about personal money management. You'll find that The Mint is divided into two major areas: pages for students and pages for mentors, teachers and parents.

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