Kids Money Skills Pack – Allowance Tracker, Save/Spend/Give Jars & Money Worksheets (Ages 6–11)

What you get

Help your child learn how money works by seeing it, counting it, planning it and talking about it. This 45-page printable pack combines practical tools for real allowance money with a pretend store game and 16 money worksheets. Kids learn the coins, count and make change, and practice the big habits behind good money choices: save some, spend some with a plan, and give some to help others.

What's included (45 pages, US Letter + A4 PDFs): - Start here: cover, parent guide with six simple steps, contents with checkboxes - Earn & track: weekly allowance tracker (13 weeks), chore and earnings chart, "Split My Money" page with a 50/40/10 split chart and split practice - Save, Spend, Give: 6 jar labels (3 in color, 3 to color yourself), 6 round lid labels, 2 make-your-own jar labels, and a tracker for each jar (money in, money out, jar total) - Goals & choices: $20 savings goal thermometer to color, 2 make-your-own goal thermometers, a 100-circle color-a-coin savings tracker, "Need or Want?" picture sort, wish list and need list, mini budget plan, and a school fair budget challenge - Play store: 16 price tags, 16 blank price tags, play money to cut out (stylized coins and $1/$5 play bills), OPEN/CLOSED store signs, shopping lists and receipts - 16 money worksheets in three levels (ages 6–7, 7–9, 9–11): coin values, counting pennies and nickels, dimes, quarters, mixed coins, dollars and coins, which is more, fewest coins, do I have enough, making change from $1.00 and from $5 and $10, adding cents, adding dollars and cents, subtracting money, store word problems and saving word problems - Money journal: weekly money journal and "Money Thoughts" reflection page - "Money Boss" certificate - Answer key (2 pages) for all worksheets, the need-or-want sort and the budget challenge

Good to know - Coins are drawn as simple labeled circles (1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢), sized relative to each other like US coins, so children learn that the dime is the smallest. No images of real coins or bills are used, and the play bills are clearly marked "PLAY MONEY". - Every answer was computed by script and checked again by an independent checker that recounts the drawn coins and recomputes each problem. - Original illustrations, no characters or brands. - Great for home, homeschool, classrooms, math centers and summer practice. - Ages and levels are a guide only. The pack is not an official curriculum.

How it works 1. Purchase and get an instant download (ZIP file with two PDFs). 2. Print the US Letter or A4 version at 100% / actual size. 3. Set up the three jars, track allowance, play store and practice with the worksheets. Check answers with the answer key.

Please note - This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. - Colors may look slightly different depending on your screen and printer. - For personal, family and single-classroom use only. Please do not resell or share the files.