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Let’s Talk Money

KAHOOT VERSION

Behavioral Economics

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How many surveyed parents say they've talked to their kids about money?
Almost 100%
Slightly more than 50%
About 30%
Less than 10%

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How many surveyed parents say they've talked to their kids about money?
Almost 100%
Slightly more than 50%
About 30%
Less than 10%

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2. What’s one example of how parents teach kids about money at home?

Reading fables before bed
Giving kids a piggy bank
Leaving money lessons to their teachers
Buying their favorite toys for their birthday

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2. What’s one example of how parents teach kids about money at home?

Reading fables before bed
Giving kids a piggy bank
Leaving money lessons to their teachers
Buying their favorite toys for their birthday

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3. Many conversations about money in the home were reportedly initiated by…

the parent when a money issue occurred
the parent at a pre-scheduled time
the child's teacher
the child asking a question

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3. Many conversations about money in the home were reportedly initiated by…

the parent when a money issue occurred
the parent at a pre-scheduled time
the child's teacher
the child asking a question

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4. What percentage of parents surveyed believe teens should have a job to practice financial responsibility?

24%
44%
64%
84%

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4. What percentage of parents surveyed believe teens should have a job to practice financial responsibility?

24%
44%
64%
84%

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5. What is the reason why 76% of Gen Z and millennials believe it’s less taboo to talk about money?

Television and radio
Social media
They work summer jobs
They take financial literacy classes in school

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5. What is the reason why 76% of Gen Z and millennials believe it’s less taboo to talk about money?

Television and radio
Social media
They work summer jobs
They take financial literacy classes in school

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You’ve completed the exercise, now it’s time to learn

more about the current event:

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Discussion Prompt:

How frequently do you talk about money with your family? How about with your friends?

What makes it easy/difficult to have these conversations?

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Extend Your Learning

Relevant Resources from NGPF:

Your Values and Money (Lesson)
INTERVIEW: An Entrepreneur (Activity)
What percent of kids have regular conversations with their parents/guardians about

money? (Question of the Day)

References:

Most parents agree children should be taught financial literacy in schools (NY Post)
Who should teach kids about money? Americans say parents, but many don’t (CNBC)
TikTok is teaching young people about money — for better or worse. (MarketWatch)
Are Gen Z Money Trends Giving You Deja Vu? That’s Because They’re Boomer Fads (CNET)

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