Kash Kids Camp courses
At the end of the program, kids will be tested to ensure they have retained 80% of the information. If more than 35% of the students make less than 80% on their test, additional classes will be offered at no cost to ensure students understand. Once students have passed they receive a certificate and if funds are available students will leave with their own book and/or CD project or participate with other Jacksonville schools in their project.
Our programs
Financial Home Economics
Teaches how to write, balance and deposit checks.
Using Credit Wisely
Teaches the difference between good and bad debt.
Fun Facts about Investing
Teaches the difference between savings and investing, the rule of 72, and the importance of understanding the time value of money.
Fun with Kash Kids
Kids learn difference between needs and wants, assets and liabilities and learn the different type of income (earned, passive and portfolio).
How to get paid
Kids learn how to find their passion and get paid for it while having fun.
Fun Financial basics
Kids learn about cash flow, inflation, four ways to make money etc.
Where Is Your Money?
Teaches kids basic cash flow principles through games they can take home and keep track for life.
Products and Profits
For students that focus on creating a product and learning how to make that product profitable by bringing it to market. Students will work in teams to come up with their product(s).
Passion for Pay
This is a program for High School students that guide them through a series of activities to find what they are passionate about and turn it into a career. Students will work on SMART goals to learn and implement steps for their future and the financial costs associated with it. On the last day it is optional to have a mini fair with various career representatives the kids can speak with.
Fun Facts about Investing
After the four weeks we will meet biweekly to invest real money in various projects such as stock, cars and businesses. These will be group and individual projects in which students will keep the profits they earn at the end of the program. All students will have the option to open a Youth Savings Account.
Cars and Credit
Students will learn the importance of credit, how to get and keep good credit and how this relates to purchasing their first vehicle. Representatives from various car dealerships will show students what to look for and ask on a test drive and how to know if you are receiving a good deal on a car purchase. There is one parent session that will be included.
Money Book Battle
Money Book Battle is a program that encourages reading comprehension and enhances math skills. During weeks 1, 3 and 5 students will receive a book about money (students can keep books or books can be loaned depending on budget) that will be read during class and at their leisure. After each reading students will form 4 teams and will be tested on comprehension. This is done by asking questions while students are at buzzers, similar to family feud. Winning teams are given money, candy, pizza, ice cream, Krispy Kreme and/or McDonald’s as a prize. On weeks 2, 4 and 6 students will complete math/money activities that relate to the book being read. This is also rewarded with incentives.
Money Book Battle II
Each student is given six books to read (two below grade level, two on grade level and two above grade level). Students form teams to compete. Every week there is a team that will compete with a team to answer questions relating to the six books. The winning team advances to compete with the next team until there is one winner left. Students are given trophies and a gift bag for winning. All students will receive a certificate for participating.
Assets and liabilities
Liabilities are something that you have to repay, as a loan. Assets on the other hand represent what someone else owes.
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Net Worth
Liabilities are something that you have to repay, as a loan. Assets on the other hand represent what someone else owes.
Fun Financial Basics
Liabilities are something that you have to repay, as a loan. Assets on the other hand represent what someone else owes.
Cash Flow Advanced
If you’ve taken our intro course you know how important cash flow is this course will dig even deeper!