For Grownups

Teach kids the financial skills they'll need for life.

As parents and teachers, you play an important role in raising kids to become financially successful adults. MoneyBunny.com was created to offer kids a place to play, while teaching them to be smart about planning, saving, and spending their money. There are resources for grownups, too. Learn how to start the conversation about money with your kids, explore storybook podcasts with your kids, and find answers to commonly asked questions in the kids and money Q-and-A section. Teachers can also introduce financial education into the classroom with Money Bunny lesson plans.

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Share your story and read the success stories of others who are also teaching their kids to be good money managers.

Money Management Resources

Be the best financial role model for your kids. Visit MoneyManagement.org for financial tools, tips, and services for grownups!

Featured Success Story

My son is too young to have a “real job,” but he really wanted to earn some money this summer. He and a friend decided to host a “camp” for neighborhood kids age 4-10. Activities included a squirt gun fight, a Lego building contest, and kickball. Campers (and their moms!) loved the idea and my son made enough money to buy a much-wanted video game and save 20% of his earnings.

- Kim , Denver

Lesson Plans

Brownie Wants a New Bike

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Money Bunnies Take a Vacation

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Success Stories

My five year old had the pleasure of participating in the classroom version of the Money Bunny lesson plan, and I am happy to report that I could really tell the difference in the way he viewed our purchase decisions. I think the Money Bunny program is awesome and I am grateful it was offered to my son's class.

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