Chore guide
Track your money for the week
Write down what you got and what you spent, then put the agreed share in savings.
- 2 stars
- Ages 13 to 14
- Weekly
- Learning
At 13 and 14, kids can track their own money: pocket money, gifts and earnings in, purchases out, and a share put aside for a goal.
Try this week with your kids
Noki suggests a first week of quests and rewards for your kids. You change what you like before you start.
Why it matters
Tracking money is the first step of budgeting. Teens who see where their money goes make better choices and learn to save for what they want.
Steps for kids
- Count the money you have now.
- Write down what came in this week.
- Write down what you spent.
- Put the agreed share in savings.
- Check how close you are to your goal.
How to teach it by age
- Ages 11 to 12
They count their pocket money and save for a goal with you.
- Ages 13 to 14
They track the money in and out every week on their own.
