Pocket money

Here are the cards everyone got to make if they wished at my Fall Fun Stamp Camp on Sunday afternoon. I hope you find something to inspire you! Uses Accented Blooms Clear-Mount Stamp Set plus Early Espresso Classic Stampin' Pad, Early Espresso Cardstock, Mint Macaron Cardstock, Country Lane Designer Series Paper, Metallics Sequin Assortment, Sponge Brayers, Clear Block D, Paper Snips, Stampin' Trimmer, Take Your Pick, Tailored Tag Punch, Fine-Tip Glue Pen, Mini Glue Dots, Multipurpose…

I love it when a card can also be used as a unique way to package a gift card or cash. The Pocketful of Sunshine Bundle is perfect for this type of card because the pocket actually works as a pocket. We made this fun card in my Club Classes this month. Uses Pocketful of Sunshine Photopolymer Stamp Set and You've Got This Clear-Mount Set plus Very Vanilla Cardstock, Daffodil Delight Cardstock, Old Olive Cardstock, Marina Mist Cardstock, Dapper Denim Classic Stampin' Pad, Crumb Cake Classic…

If you counted the money in the envelopes, it does go over $10 — but you can decide what chores options your kids should have, and how much to compensate them! From mom genius Dayna Crane Wilde.

When is the right time to start giving your kids pocket money and teaching them about finance? Parents discuss. #pocketmoney #kids #parenting #money #finance

When it comes to kids and money, there are few topics that cause more confusion for parents than allowances. When should you start? Should it depend on...

Wondering how to make money as a kid? Do you think you're too young to earn your own cash? Well, it's possible! Here are 13 money making ideas for every age! #moneymakingideas #makemoney #sidehustle #simplewaystomakemoney #moneymakingideasforkids

The idea of money, the value of it, the maths behind it and the ability to obtain it has been a big conversation in our house for months now...

Struggling to teach children about money saving and valuing money? Here's a way to get them thinking about it using a few the piggy bank game

Like many parents out there, we have an ongoing chore getting our girls to behave. We've tried a few methods of reward and behaviour management over the years. For a while we had success with Nigel Latta's Ladder of Certain Doom from his book "Before Your Kids Drive You Crazy, Read This." There's also an iPhone app. I'm not going to explain it in lengthy detail, but essentially bad behaviour resulted in the bedtime being moved. Bedtime could be earned back by doing a "good behaviour chore"…

Reading comprehension for elementary level about kids and their pocket money. Comprehension exercises and key included. - ESL worksheets