Coin Crew: money lessons for ages 5–7 (K–2)

First coins, jars and waiting · Ages 5–7 (K–2)

12 lessons · about 15 min each · free

For kids in kindergarten to 2nd grade. Every screen has big buttons, pictures and read-aloud, so early readers can play on their own or next to you.

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What kids learn

Open a lesson to see its story, new words and a question to talk about together.

Unit 1 · Foundations

Start Here

What Is Money?
A first money lesson for ages 5 to 7: money is what people trade for things they need and want. With a market game and three picture questions.

+5 more lessons coming

Unit 3 · Earn

Earn

Money Comes From Work
Ages 5 to 7 learn that most grown-ups earn money by working, and that money is called pay. With a helper match game and picture questions.

+6 more lessons coming

Unit 4 · Spend

Spend Smart

Needs & Wants
Ages 5 to 7 sort needs and wants: needs keep us safe and healthy, wants are fun extras, and needs come first. With a picture sorting game.
Pick One!
Ages 5 to 7 learn that we can’t have everything, so picking one thing means giving up another. With a pretend toy shop and picture questions.

+5 more lessons coming

Unit 5 · Spend

At the Store

Coin Crew Shop
Ages 5 to 7 practice paying: find the price, make it with pennies, nickels and dimes, then hand it over. With a pretend coin shop game.

+7 more lessons coming

Unit 6 · Save

Save

Save or Spend?
Ages 5 to 7 meet the Spend jar and the Save jar: some money for now, some for later. Split pretend coins between two jars in a game.
Wait for It!
Ages 5 to 7 practice waiting: waiting can get you more, simple tricks make it easier, and picking now is OK too. With now-or-later stories.
My Saving Goal
Ages 5 to 7 learn that a goal is the thing you save for, with a picture and a price. Then they fill a pretend goal jar week by week.

+4 more lessons coming

Unit 7 · Borrow

Borrow

Borrow & Give Back
Ages 5 to 7 learn that borrowing is a promise: take care of it, give it back on time, and make it right if it breaks. With a trust story game.

+4 more lessons coming

Unit 8 · Grow

Grow

Money Can Grow
Ages 5 to 7 learn that saved money can grow: a grown-up may add a Save bonus, and banks add a tiny bit. Every number is pretend.

+3 more lessons coming

Unit 9 · Protect

Protect

One Safe Spot
Ages 5 to 7 learn to keep money in one safe spot, like a jar on a shelf or with a trusted grown-up. With a room search game.

+4 more lessons coming

Unit 11 · Give

Give & Help

Giving Helps
Ages 5 to 7 learn that giving money, time or things can help other people, and that kids and their grown-ups choose who to help together.

+2 more lessons coming

See what’s coming(4 units)

Unit 2 · Coins & Bills8 lessons
Unit 10 · Screen Smarts6 lessons
Unit 12 · My World6 lessons
Unit 13 · Put It Together4 lessons

How kids play

Big buttons and pictures, with read-aloud on every screen.
No account and no sign-up. Kids never give an email address.
Progress lasts until the browser tab closes.
“Show a grown-up” at the end opens a code to scan, so you can see the award and save the stickers with Kid Mode.
No timers, and every game works with taps or a keyboard. Nothing needs dragging.

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Kids’ privacy

No ads, and no analytics or ad tracking on kids’ lessons.
Kids never sign up or give an email address.
We count lessons started and finished each day, with nothing that identifies who played.

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Kid Mode for families

Kid Mode gives your kid their own jars, goals and lessons on a tablet, with you in charge. It’s for tracking only: no real money moves.

Jars and goals for the money you keep for your kid
Lessons and a sticker book
Screens made for ages 5–7 and 8–12
You set it up and stay in charge

Kid Mode is free on every plan.

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Lessons teach how money works. They are not financial advice.