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DIY Savings Jar for Kids

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Kids are heading back to school and with that they are going to want want lunch money, pretzel money, fair money, and so on. With this, it becomes a great time to allow your children to save.

Sometimes I find that I give my son money for school functions and extras but he often has change. This becomes a great time to teach him the value of a dollar. Allowing him to save the change so that when pretzel day or dress down day comes around he can use money from his savings. Or I can even have him save till school is over to see how much he has and allow him to do something he wants.

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Teaching your little one to save is nothing but beneficial. You can’t go wrong with this. My son loves to save his money for mall shopping. Kid has expensive taste. Haha.

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Comments

  1. shelly peterson says

    What a cute savings jar. Teaching kids to save, even if it’s change is a great idea. The kids would like this project.

  2. What a great idea. My grandsons would love to save up money in this jar!

  3. This is an awesome money saving idea.

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