Activity Types
| Type ↓ | Description |
|---|---|
| Book | A book that is either inspirational for you or fun to share with your kids. |
| Business | A small business that your kids can create and operate. |
| Craft | A craft that a child can create. Example: Making Money |
| Field Trip | An outing with a child. Example: Visiting a bank to open a bank account |
| Game | A game that a child can play. Example: Cashflow 4 Kids, Chess, etc. |
| Lesson | Sitting down with a child and teaching them some knowledge. Example: 5 things innovative leaders do |
| Parental Behavior | Nothing specifically is taught to a child, instead these are suggestions as to how parent may want to behave. Example: Don't say can't afford it |
| Presentation | An activity where the child presents their final product in front of friends and family. For example, a sales pitch. |
| Project | A project typically involves multiple activities of different types. Examples: Running a lemonade stand may require a field trip to the store, creating marketing materials, creating financial statements, etc. |
| Puzzle | A puzzle that a child can work at. Example: Logic puzzles |
| Routine | A periodic activity that is taught to a child, and that the child continues to practice. Example: Invoicing for allowance, calculating net worth every quarter, etc. |
| Song/Poem | A song or poem a child can recite. |
| Video | A movie or movie clip that could be used to teach a financial or entrepreneurial lesson. |
| Worksheet | A printable worksheet with an activity for children to complete. |
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