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42 Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families

August 20, 2021

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I have a bunch of Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families in this post (updated for 2023!), and I hope you find them helpful! With more and more kids being homeschooled around the country, parents and caregivers are searching for educational resources that are free to use.  This gives parents an opportunity to teach their kids skills that they wouldn’t normally learn in school, like financial literacy. We have some helpful resources and printables for homeschool families to help them get through this school year with ease.

These past two years have been hard for children and their parents, am I right? So, any free help of any kind is so appreciated. And, right now more than ever, kids are having a hard time emotionally and trying to make sense of their feelings with everything going on in the world! I know I am having a hard time with it so I can imagine how kids feel! Ugh.

Learning About Money Management

The first thing we will talk about today is money management! It is so important for kids to learn at an early age! Know it or not, kids can inherit their money management skills from their parents (yikes!). For example, if a child’s parents are saving-focused, then the child/ren will probably be the same way, saving their money too.

Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families

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However, if a child sees their parent’s frequently spending money on lavish objects, it could give the impression that this is “ok.” Spending habits like the latter can land your child in financial hot water in their college years and later in life. 

It’s important to educate your kids early on with money-counting games, running a small business like a lemonade stand, or investment and credit management. The Financial Educators Council conducted a survey of 1,101 young adults (18 to 24), asking which class they wish they’d had in high school. 51.4 percent stated that they wanted to learn about money management. 

When you teach your kids about spending and saving early in life, when they finally leave the nest, you can rest assured that they’ll be financially empowered. Financial statistics reported that in 2019, the national student loan debt was at $1.6 trillion, with 30 percent of borrowers owing an average of $32,731.  If not properly managed, interest rates can increase, leaving your child paying student loans well into their 40s. 

Our friends at Mint created 42 printables for homeschool families to teach kids about money. From pre-K to grade 12, there’s something for kids of all ages! Be sure to click on the appropriate age group and print out the resources for your young money managers.

42 Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families

Below, are resources and printables for homeschooled families. Click each one to download and print it out! 

1. Build Your Business

2. How Much Can You Save?

Grade 10–12: Teach Investment and Credit Tools for Success

can you save printable

3. Set And Chase Your Goals 

Grade 4–5: Help Your Kids Build Their Dream Career

setting goals printable

4. Shopping And Budgeting List 

Grade 6–7: Put Your Kids In Charge of Grocery Shopping

printable grocery shopping list

5. U.S. Money Tracing Game

This is great for Pre-K–Grade 1. Shows Them the Value of Money and How It’s Earned

money trace game printable

 

Great for Grade 2–3: Make Money Management a Fun Game

Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families

 

6. Lemonade Stand 

 

Grade 8–9: Help Them Establish a Millionaire Mindset

7. free printable of a certificate of completion

Another great way to teach your child about money is by giving them a parent-controlled debit card. We use the Greenlight debit card for kids. First, you will need to sign up for the Greenlight debit card for kids. You, as the parent or guardian, will be the primary account holder. So, you will be the one who adds money to your child’s Greenlight card/s.

You can decide where or how they spend their money which is really nice. You can turn the card off or on and you can monitor what they spend their money on. We love this card. There is SO much you can do with this card.

Sign up now, get, and get 1 month free. After your trial ends, pay just $4.99/month for the whole family. Includes up to five kids. All three of my kids each have their own Greenlight Card.

Additional Resources And Printables For Homeschool Families

Here are some additional resources for homeschooled families:

  • Take Charge American 1st Grade Money Lesson Plans
  • Free Coin Sorting and Matching Printables 
  • Money Worksheets for Kids
  • Kindergarten Money Worksheets and Printables
  • Games and Apps That Will Help Your Kids Learn About Money
  • Math Blaster 
  • Money Instructor
  • Practical Money Skills Grade 3-6
  • Teach Your Kids About Budgeting at the Farmer’s Market 
  • Practical Money Skills Grade 7–8
  • Free Money Worksheets Addition Subtractions Sales Tax and Next Dollar Up 
  • Help Teaching: Free Printable and Online Worksheets
  • Financial Literacy for High School Students
  • Finance in the Classroom Teacher Printables 
  • Nea Lessons, Activities, Learning Games & Other Resources
  • A Budget Game for Teens
  • Practical Money Skills Grades 9-12
  • Teachnology Money Worksheets and Resources
  • Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool
  • Enchanted Learning
  • Free Homeschool Deals
  • CampusBooks for discounted books
  • Khan Academy
  • Budgeting Apps
  • Acellus Academy

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