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What's Insight
A Parent-Friendly Guide
Clear and Practical steps for everyday life
Fun Activities and worksheets
Engaging ideas you can do at home
Real-Life Conversations
Simple questions to spark deeper thinking
Build Lifelong Habits
From saving and spending to giving and planning
Make Learning Possible
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Money Kid Journey for 8-18 Years old
Online Financial Literacy Classes for Kids
5,900 THB for 6 Sessions per Course
9,900 THB for 12 Sessions per Course / 12 Topics
At Kru Koong, children learn about money through real-life situations, thoughtful questions, and interactive activities — not just memorizing financial terms.
How and Why I can help ?
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Why Money Skills Matter
At Kru Koong, we believe children learn best when they actively participate.
Instead of simply memorizing financial terms, students explore everyday scenarios, compare options, discuss their reasoning, and reflect on their decisions.
Our learning approach
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Ask Questions — Build curiosity and explore how money works.
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Explore Choices — Compare possibilities, benefits, costs, and trade-offs.
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Make Decisions — Practice choosing and explaining the reasons behind each decision.
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Try in Real Life — Connect classroom learning with pocket money, saving goals, and everyday experiences.
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Reflect & Grow — Review what worked, what could change, and what to try next.
What Your Child Will Learn
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Think Before Spending
Understand needs, wants, trade-offs, and everyday spending choices. -
Save with a Purpose
Set meaningful goals and build simple saving habits. -
Understand Risk and Reward
Explore why financial decisions involve uncertainty and consequences. -
Recognize Value
Discover how skills, creativity, time, and effort can create value. -
Plan for the Unexpected
Learn why preparing for change matters. -
Make Thoughtful Decisions
Practice explaining choices, considering alternatives, and learning from mistakes. -
Our goal is not to tell children what to think about money. It is to help them learn how to think.
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How Our Classes Work
Throughout the program, children have opportunities to:
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Explain financial ideas in their own words.
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Plan and review everyday spending decisions.
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Set goals and consider different ways to achieve them.
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Compare financial choices, risks, and potential rewards.
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Recognize that money is connected to values, relationships, and life goals.
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Build confidence in asking questions and explaining their reasoning.
The goal is not to turn children into financial experts. It is to help them become more thoughtful and capable decision-makers.