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Targeting Data collected in this category is used to help make our messages more relevant to you. Save preferences. Search Search. Register or Log in. Educators Lessons Modules Explore more Opinions and advice. Preview this lesson Download this lesson. Download the full lesson plan pack including all related resources The budget game. The budget game: Teachers guide PDF Board games. What better way to connect as a family, have some fun, and learn a thing or two? Well, the games on this list may aim to teach your kids more than a thing or two.
It becomes easier to learn. Board games are so important in our household that we make a special exception for them, as we typically try to bring as little into our home as possible. We understand the importance and usefulness of the games so much that we are willing to bring them into our home despite our minimalism journey. That would make for a cluttered game closet. But we have many of these games, and we always like to try new ones.
Many of these games teach basic finance skills. Others teach entrepreneurship. Other games teach real estate concepts. The games that made it on here are here for a reason: because they teach some sort of financial concept. I give a brief synopsis sometimes taken from the manufacturer, but most often my own. I wanted to give you all the options I could find, but you need to find a game that works for you and your family.
The last thing I want is for you to pick a game off this list only to find out that it sucks, in your opinion. So find some games you like, read the descriptions carefully whether on Amazon, a different website selling the game, or a board game review website like Board Game Geek , and make a wise choice.
Kids do chores to earn an allowance, and they can spend the money however they see fit! It also helps them identify money values, and do basic math. Like Uno , whoever plays all their cards first wins. It actually has a lot in common with Uno , except it uses money values and making change, instead of basic numbers.
Exact Change has won multiple seals of approval from several learning agencies. With a goal to get out of the rat race, you go around the board collecting assets and liabilities. Some tough decisions need to be made — a lot of the same decisions adults fail at every day. Things like, should I buy a new boat or invest for retirement? It instills important concepts at a young age. In Buy it Right , kids learn how to make smart purchases, and set their own prices on the things they sell. Plus, kids love playing with all the fake money.
This is an entire games of collecting, counting, and exchanging money. Cover Your Assets is a fast-paced, competitive game. You amass a fortune by collecting and building a tower of matching asset cards, but the top asset can be stolen by the other players if they so choose.
However, Money Matters focuses on Christian concepts specifically. Players move around the board, as they collect income and pay bills. Each player gets 14 envelopes, as part of an envelope budgeting system. Similar to Act Your Wage , whoever pays off everything first wins. Ice Cream Empire is a combination of family fun and learning business concepts. Each player competes to build an ice cream franchise of eight stores across the US. As you drive your ice cream truck around the board, you fill up your inventory by buying and selling ice cream at local market rates.
Whoever has the most profits wins it. GoVenture was designed specifically with business concepts and ownership skills in mind. It combines many ideas from classic board games, while adding plenty of new ones. You run your own business, compete, collaborate, and negotiate with the other players. It provides engaged learning and fun, as kids learn entrepreneurial traits. Pay Day is great for social interaction. Simple and quick, a two lap game takes as little as 15 minutes. Kids will learn how to earn and save money, manage their money, and even take out loans — better to learn how destructive debt is in a game than in real life.
Buy, sell, dream and scheme your way to riches. Build houses and hotels on your properties and bankrupt your opponents to win it all. Chance and Community Chest cards can change everything. If you know, please leave a comment. Also, show your kids how to win every time , or at least, most of the time. Travel around Easy Money Town, collecting real estate by buying and selling properties.
But there are some differences. This is a strategic card game where you rid yourself of debt and collect assets, while unleashing financial doom on other players. You and your kids will have to think critically to protect your assets from a stock market crash, and other financial perils, such as a job loss or a lawsuit.
The ultimate winner at the end of each game is the player with the highest net worth. This was one of my favorites growing up. Life is full of adventures: this edition of the game includes cards offering exciting choices as players move through the twists and turns of life.
Many awesome vacations included as well. Whoever has the most money at the end of the game wins. The ultimate business game for your kid. You can make money in business opportunities, manage your own business, and navigate the world of lawsuits, price wars, and networking. Whoever completes their company headquarters first wins! Get gazelle intense with this new board game from Dave Ramsey.
Invite friends over to play or have a family game night. Think of it like a money game, before money existed. Catan lives in a time when bartering was how you paid, and managing resources was like managing a checking account. Co-Opoly is completely different. With influences from Pictionary , Taboo , many other games, and of course, distant remnants of Monopoly , this is a game of strategy and teamwork.
Everyone works together, and in the end, everyone either wins or loses. A great introduction to the stock market, but no prior stock knowledge experience is required. There are three levels of play: family fun, strategic, and partners. Think of each trip around the board as a year in your life. Investing with the goal of retirement. Early in the game, purchase risky assets with higher returns, then later in the game sell the risky stocks for safer, more stable investments.
Buy and sell stocks to turn profit into more money! The investor to retire with the most assets wins!
Winner is the child with the most money remaining at the end of the game. Reviews 4. Select overall rating no rating. Save for later. Not quite what you were looking for? Search by keyword to find the right resource:.
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