This Christmas,
your kid runs
the list.
Groceries, the family’s gifts, and a gift for someone who needs it. Real money, real decisions, and a register that actually says no. You hold the cart.
One real job at a time.
Try one shopping trip free. The Holiday Edition adds the Gift List and the Giving List, ready before Christmas.
The Grocery List
One real shopping trip. They hold the money, keep the total and put something back at the register. Not you. Two pages, free.
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Good Stewards
Three real money jobs before Christmas: the Grocery List, the Gift List, the Giving List. Fourteen pages for ages 6–10.
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How they pay
Cash envelopes, a kid debit card, or your card, honestly compared, with what each one teaches.
Compare themYou hand it over. They run it.
Hand them the list
A real list and a real budget in their hand. Little Shoppers get three to five items; List Bosses get the whole thing.
They run the job
They keep the total, make the trade-offs and pay at the register. Your playbook says exactly what to say when it goes sideways.
Talk at dinner
The Dinner Debrief cards do the talking: what surprised them, what didn’t make it, what they’d change. Then a badge to cut out.
Fourteen pages, printed at home.
One real job a month.
After the holidays come the Birthday Party, the Family Dinner, the Vacation Day and the Lemonade Ledger, each its own printable.