Financial literacy courses for kids age 7 to 13
Just in a few months your child will learn how to manage and save money, work with bank loans and investments all in interactive story-driven format.
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Fast development of financial literacy basics
In a couple of months of studying just one hour per week your child will be able plan his or her finances, understand basic banking products and develop a remarkable level of financial literacy.
Unit 1.
Fundamentals of Economics and Financial Literacy
As a part of this unit your child will learn the basics of economics: the mechanisms of market relations, need for income, what money is and why it's necessary, the origins of finances and global currencies.
Unit 2.
Financial management: personal budget
As a part of this unit, your child will understand the elements of personal budget, obtain core financial skills and habits, learn how to manage expenses and income, set and effectively plan to achieve a financial goal.
Unit 3.
Financial management:
family budget
As a part of this unit, your child will understand what family budget consist of, what income and expenses are in family format, how large purchases are planned etc.
Unit 4:
Banking products and financial instruments
As a part of this unit your child will understand how the bulk of banking products, such as loans and deposits, works, as well as how to use financial instruments such as stocks or bonds and how to avoid getting into debt.
Unit 5.
Entrepreneurship and corporate economics basics
As part of the unit, your child will understand how companies work, what their expenses and incomes consist of, how they set prices for their goods, how they provide profits and what rules the market abides by. Also, the child will try on the role of company CEO in the game.
According to research many Americans struggle to make ends meet due to poor financial literacy.
78% of adults live paycheck to paycheck
Living paycheck to paycheck means you are spending most or all of your monthly income on expenses. Once essentials are paid, there's no money left over for savings.
72% of adults mention finances as a significant source of their stress
72 percent of Americans reported feeling stressed about money at least some of the time during the past month. And finances are the top-1 stress source of all listed.
60% of adults had credit card debt in the past year
Six out of ten U.S. adults had credit card debt in the past year. And nearly two in five indicate that they carry balances from month to month, resulting in interest and late fees.
Less than one in 5 adults is confident in their future
Despite the fact that most are saving at least something for retirement, fewer than 1 in 5 U.S. adults feel very confident – and over 1 in 4 are not confident at all – that they are saving enough.
54% of millennials are concerned about student loans
When asked about their ability to repay their student loan debt, more than 54% of Millennials expressed concern.
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27 states scored a C, D, or F for high school financial literacy
Champlain College's Center for Financial Literacy, using national data, has graded all 50 states on their financial literacy education, only five states earned an A. Sadly, 27 states received grades C, D or F.
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Unit 1. Fundamentals of Economics and Financial Literacy
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Why should you start helping develop financial literacy early?
Contribution to the successful
future of your child
Financial literacy is an important skill in the modern society that has to be developed in early childhood. This is not going to be taught in school.
Smart approach
to financial products
In the modern world a child has to know and be able to correctly apply for financial instruments along with using all the possibilities of the market economy.
Logic and critical
thinking development
While developing financial literacy your child acquire another valuable skill of establishing causes of events and understanding cause-and-effect relationships.
Precise calculations
and strategic thinking
Your child will also learn how to develop and achieve financial goals together with anticipating and calculating risks.
What topics do we cover on our course
Global currencies and exchange rates
Should kids receive money for the “A” grades
What does the family budget consist of
How to build and manage personal and family budgets
How to set and reach a financial goal
Cybersecurity, How to recognize a fraud
Occasional purchases and financial cushion
Banking products, loans and deposits
Financial market, investments and risks
Entrepreneurship and corporate economics basics
Pocket money and a first bank card
How to distinguish a pyramid scheme
10 interactive game-lessons
30-40 minutes each
But you can split it as you want, start from even 5 minutes a day! Each lesson - one topic, for example, about the financial security, savings or investments.
Unlimited full access
to all materials
Your kids will be able to take the course as many times as they want or need. You buy the course once and you can return back even after 5 years.
50 interactive
story-driven tasks
Each lesson contains 5-7 tasks to consolidate the material covered. All tasks have a plot and gorgeous illustrations, or are presented in the form of a game.
Final test with diploma
as a reward
At the end of each stage, the child takes a test or completes a game, receiving a certificate if successful. That's gonna be great addition to your portfolio!
In financial literacy courses kids solve game tasks that help them to understand finances and business
Carefully crafted by
experts in kids education
Courses are developed by subject experts from top US and international universities. Our content creators are doting parents, committed educators, and lovers of learning!
In EdCraft kids master their financial skills by solving games that motivate them and support individual traction
SOPHISTICATED PROGRAM
Units are developed on the basis of the best sources, the expertise of methodologists and psychologists, divided into 10 lessons with gamified tasks
INTERACTIVE GAME STRUCTURE
The child solves plot game problems to learn new topics and consolidate what he has learned in each course. No boredom! All the tasks are unique!
KNOWLEDGE TESTS AND REWARDS
At the end of each course, the child takes a test or completes a game, receiving a diploma if successful. You will be confident in her kid’s knowledge!
What else do we have in EdCraft?
Complete by yourself or together with your kid. It's fun, educational and takes only up to 10 minutes for the demo lesson.
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getting familiar with managing money in a fun way
SEX EDUCATION
topics covering relationships without awkwardness
User reviews
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We want our children to be more successful than we are
I’m about finance man and I was searching for money management tools for my elder son, he is 11 yo. I suppose that understanding the value of money and how hard is it to earn is extremely important. You have to be able to appreciate other people and their achievements…
Last week I saw edcrafts ad on Facebook, so I requested a demo of their financial game. We tried personal budget topic right from iphone with Samuel.
Well, it works, the training format is good. Signed up for updates, waiting for the whole course to be released.
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Sex education looks up-to-date
Met Edcraft on Facebook. The message was a bit aggressive and candid, so I decided to look deeper.
I’ve never seen sex education courses for kids before.
My oldest daughter is 10 yo, and I has already been asking tricky questions a couple of times. I suppose it’s a high time to talk to her seriously about sex.
I’m going to offer her that course and see how she reacts.
Loved the learning program; also took financial literacy demo lesson.
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Let’s try Edcraft courses
Samantha liked logic course. She was completely ready to save Maries dog from snatchers hands and solved all the puzzles. Ethan helped her twice, though. Ethan himself later said that emotion course was meant for girls like his sister, and he was interested in “managing more pocket money” instead.
I am trying to teach kids from an early age, they do even have their bank accounts, but they don’t manage them yet. I take all the decisions, but they see the consequences on the balance.
Waiting for full courses in February.
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I've preordered financial literacy
I’ve preordered financial literacy. Hope they will launch full course in February as promised.
I’m fond of Kiyosaki ideas. It’s a pity I got to know him too late.
When I was a student I took a lot of loans and only many years later I realized that these decisions were ineffective.
I hope my son won’t step into my shoes and learn how to handle money properly.
Edcraft has cool interface, it works well on iPhone.
Galina Kan
Founder & Chief Deep ThinkerGalina loves to learn, as is evidenced by her masters degrees in mathematics and physics, as well as her MBA from Vanderbilt University. Galina founded EdCraft, because she wanted a different type of learning experience for her daughters during their "iPad time". In addition to founding and managing EdCraft, Galina enjoys leading the math and logic course development and spending quality time with her two incredible daughters.
Ganya Shabad
Physics & Finance ExpertGanya designs EdCraft Physics Courses and helps with content, design, and storyline development for other courses, as well. Ganya received a PhD in Applied Physics from Stanford University, USA. Ganya loves EdCraft for its holistic approach to child development and learning.
Tatiana Rostovtseva
K-12 & Pedagogics ExpertEquipped with a Master's of Philosophy in Politics, Development, and Democratic Education, as well as a Learning and Organizational Change degree from Northwestern University, Tatiana brings over 15 years of K-12 expertise to EdCraft. Having worked in classrooms across four continents and on multiple exciting EdTech products, Tatiana is most excited in capturing the joy of deep thinking and learning.