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It is important to teach pupils about how to keep track of money now, so that they will know how to do this in later life, with larger amounts of money. In a simple, yet sensible way, this activity shows pupils how they can create and use records to track their money and keep it in a safe place.



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A great way to help children keep track of their money and plan their saving/spending by understanding how to keep a record. 

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Keeping A Record

A great way to help your child keep track of their money and plan their saving and spending by keeping records. 

Keeping A Record - Home Activity

It is important to teach children about how to keep track of money now, so they know how to do this in later life with large amounts of amount.

This activity is part of our range of Money Heroes resources for children with special educational needs.

These resources have been adapted to be flexible for use in a range of settings and with children of varying abilities or special educational needs. Rather than using age groups or key stages, each activity has been given a difficulty level, based on children’s financial knowledge, skills and understanding. Practitioners should choose activities based on the financial capability level of the children they are working with.

This is an **intermediate** level activity – this level suits children who have some financial education knowledge and are beginning to understand simple financial concepts such as spending and saving.

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Keeping A Record - Intermediate

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Keeping A Record

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