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Money Games for Kids

By The Home Economist| 2013-04-12T15:16:19+00:00 April 12th, 2013|Categories: Econo-YOU, Families & The Economy, Kids & Money, Random|Tags: bringing economic concepts to life for kids, how can I teach my kid about advertising, how can I teach my kid about budgeting, how can I teach my kid about the federal reserve board, kids and money, Money games for kids, online money games for kids, state quarters, teens and money, trivia questions about coins|

Entertain your kids while teaching them about money - online options. Don't let the fear of boring your kids to death keep you from teaching them about money! Nope, because now there are ways to keep everyone awake and - get this - even energized! We scoured the web and brought back ten exciting money games geared toward [...]

Marketing to Kids: How to Protect Your Kids from Junk Food Advertising & Commercials

By The Home Economist| 2013-01-14T20:14:03+00:00 January 12th, 2013|Categories: Econo-YOU, Kids & Money|Tags: cereal and kids, kids and junk food, marketing sugar cereals to teens, marketing to children and teens, marketing to kids and teens, marketing yogurt to teens, promoting kids food in teen, promoting kids foods in movies, selling chips to kids and teens, selling soda to kids, selling soda to teens, sugar soda, teens and money|

There's a trick or two for beating marketing messages cast over our children and we have it here.... Companies spend $1.7 billion trying to sell our kids sugar and fat. It's no secret that breakfast cereal-makers, soda companies and fast food restaurants spend billions -- $1.79 billion a year, to be exact -- on convincing our kids [...]

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