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At Bridges Trust, we are committed to helping preserve wealth with the aim of safeguarding legacies while fostering community growth through philanthropy. We believe financial literacy is key to a brighter future, rooted in values of saving wisely, spending thoughtfully, and sharing generously. We strive to empower children with principles that may guide them toward informed financial decisions. We invite you to explore our digital library, offering insights and activities that could support the education of future investors.
Financial Worksheets for Kids.
Ages 5 – 9
Financial Worksheets for Tweens.
Ages 9 – 14
Financial Literacy for Kids, Ages 5 – 9
Introduction to Financial Literacy for Kids
A beginner’s guide to understanding money, its uses, and basic financial concepts tailored for young learners.
The Art of Saving Wisely
Tips and techniques for children and teens on how to save money effectively, including goal-setting exercises and savings challenges.
Thoughtful Spending for Young Investors
A practical guide on making smart purchasing decisions and understanding the value of money.
The Power of Sharing
Lessons on philanthropy and the impact of giving back to the community, with activities to foster a charitable mindset.
Building a Personal Budget
Step-by-step instructions for creating a simple budget, designed for kids and teens to track their income and expenses.
Understanding Investments
An introductory toolkit for young investors to learn about different types of investments and the basics of growing wealth over time.
Family Legacy Planning for Beginners
A guide for young individuals on the importance of family legacies and how they can contribute to preserving them.
Disclosure: This worksheet is for educational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice.
Financial Literacy for Tweens, Ages 9 – 14
Earning Money Basics
Learning to earn your own money teaches independence and responsibility. Whether it’s babysitting, mowing lawns, or selling handmade crafts, earning money helps you understand the value of hard work and how it relates to managing finances.
Saving Money Basics
Saving money helps you prepare for the future. Whether you’re saving for something big, like a trip, or just for emergencies, knowing how to save teaches responsibility and planning.
Spending Wisely
When you make smart spending choices, you stretch your money further and avoid waste. Spending wisely doesn’t mean you can’t buy fun things; it’s about choosing what’s most important and learning to prioritize.
Financial Goal Setting
Having financial goals gives you a clear plan for what you want to achieve with your money.
Managing Debt Responsibly
Debt is when you borrow money that you’ll pay back later, often with extra costs called interest. Learning to manage debt responsibly is important for your financial health.
Investing Basics
Investing is a way to make your money grow by putting it into things like the stock market, bonds, or businesses. It’s different from saving because instead of just storing your money, investing lets you earn returns over time.
Disclosure: This worksheet is for educational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice.