Saving for Something Special
Money Life Skills for Kids (Ages 7-9)
Self-Awareness and Adaptability
Ages 7-9
60 minutes
Who It’s For
This lesson is designed for children ages 7 to 9 who are beginning to learn about money, saving, and goal setting. It is ideal for parents, teachers, and homeschool programs looking to introduce basic financial literacy skills, including saving for a goal, making thoughtful spending choices, and building patience over time. The course fits well in elementary classrooms, after-school programs, and at-home learning environments that support early money management and responsible decision-making skills.
What’s Included
Real-life scenarios & quizzes
Reflection journals & tools
Final assessment & certificate
Downloadable glossary & reference sheet
Why This Matters
Learning how to save money at a young age helps children build strong financial habits that last a lifetime. For children ages 7 to 9, this lesson explains why saving for something special is important and shows how small choices can lead to big goals. By learning basic money skills like patience, planning, and goal setting, kids gain confidence in making smart decisions, while parents and teachers can support healthy financial literacy and responsible money habits both in the classroom and at home.
Ready to Turn a Wish Into a Plan?
- Learn what it means to save money and why saving for something special matters
- Discover how to set a simple savings goal and stay motivated over time
- Understand how everyday choices can help money grow little by little
- Build independence through stories, games, sorting activities, and drawing
- Finish the lesson with practical tools that support patience, planning, and confident money choices at home and at school
