The first lesson for parents to teach their children about financial literacy

Resources for parents’ first parent-child financial education course:

Financial intelligence, along with IQ and EQ, are known as the three essential intelligences for modern economic people. Providing children with financial education means helping them develop a correct attitude towards wealth, understand the laws governing the operation of wealth, use wealth scientifically and rationally, and achieve their life goals.

Features

1. Ask and answer questions from the perspective of children, revealing financial knowledge through 22 of the most frequently asked questions by children

2. Each lesson contains both money-related knowledge and in-depth thinking on values.

3. After each class, small exercises, games and tools will be provided to help parents and children further understand the content of the practical class.

Course Details

The instructor of this course, Qin Hua, is the financial officer of the World Bank Group and a global housing finance advisor. He was formerly the director of operational risk at Freddie Mac, a Fortune 500 company in the United States, and is a certified senior career coach in the United States.

This course is divided into four modules:

The first is to let children make consumption choices;

The second is to let children understand the market around them;

The third is to make children understand how to make a living;

The fourth is to let children understand how to accumulate and use wealth.

These four parts are money and consumption, market supply and demand, labor and making money, and savings and investment in financial education.

This course consists of 22 daily questions, which organize the basic modules of financial education. The scenes and dialogues are very lifelike. Through the questions raised by children, parents are prompted to think and learn how to communicate with their children about financial intelligence.

Course Catalog

01 You obviously have enough money, why don't you buy it for me?.mp3

02 You adults all have mobile phones, why can't I have one?.mp3

03 Why can't I buy lots of my favorite snacks at once?.mp3

04 You think this toy is boring, but I think it’s fun, is that okay?.mp3

05 This is my pocket money, why do you care what I buy?.mp3

06 Can the banknotes I draw be used to buy things?.mp3

07 How does money flow in and out of the mobile phone?.mp3

08 Why is the popsicle in the scenic area 5 yuan each, but the one at the entrance of the community is only 1 yuan?.mp3

09 Why do some things become more popular the more expensive they are?.mp3

10 Why are there always discounts and buy one get one free in shopping malls?.mp3

11 How do I know if this thing is worth buying?

12 Why do people give you money just for typing and holding meetings every day?.mp3

13 How much do you earn every year?.mp3

14 How much can I get if I help you wash dishes?

15 Why can't I buy lottery tickets?.mp3

16 What should I do if I don’t want to work when I grow up? (Part 1).mp3

17 What should I do if I don’t want to work when I grow up? (Part 2).mp3

18 Is it safe to put New Year's money in the bank to prevent thieves?.mp3

19 I have been saving money since I was young, how long will it take for me to become a millionaire?.mp3

20 Why were things much cheaper when you were a kid than they are now?.mp3

21 What is the difference between stocks and banknotes?.mp3

22 Why should I give my money to others for free?.mp3

23 I want to have a kitten, how can I make my wish come true?