These fun games for kids introduce the world of finance! Designed for children aged 3 and up, Three Cats offers free educational games that teach financial literacy in an engaging way. Kids learn about money – what it is, where it comes from, and how to manage it – through interactive gameplay, completely free of subscriptions and ads. These games appeal to both boys and girls, and are suitable even for younger children. They also incorporate math skills, helping kids learn to count numbers and manage money.
Three Cats Finance for kids helps children playfully grasp the fundamentals of financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Fun, interactive tasks teach kids about using bank cards, avoiding scams, budgeting, setting financial goals, and achieving them. Separate game modules focus on conscious consumption and environmental responsibility. Ultimately, young players even get to create their own virtual restaurant and become entrepreneurs! But don't worry, it's all child-friendly and simple. Our engaging games make learning finance fun and easy.
Your child will learn:
- What is a family budget?
- How to spend money wisely?
- How to set and achieve financial goals?
- How to recognize fraud?
- What is conscious consumption?
- How are ecology and economy connected?
- What is entrepreneurship?
The game includes math activities for 3-year-olds and challenging tasks for each module to reinforce learning. Rewards can be saved and shared with friends. We've created fun, educational games – no boring textbooks, just high-quality, engaging content. It's a unique learning experience not typically found in school. These free games are perfect for both girls and boys aged 5 and up. Grow and learn financial literacy through play! Miu-miu-miu!
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