Free money games and quizzes for kids
Playable money games and quick quizzes you can do together. Every one runs free in your browser, with no sign-up and no ads.
Games to play
7 interactive games · no sign-up-
Counting Money Game
Ages 4-13Count coins and bills, then make change. Six quick rounds that level up by age.
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Chore Wheel Spinner
Ages 3-17Type in your kids' names, spin to split the chores evenly, then rotate them every week.
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Grocery Budget Game
Ages 5-14Give your kid a set budget and shop for groceries. A hands-on lesson in trade-offs.
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Halloween Candy Buy-Back
Ages 4-13Set a price per piece and let your kid choose how much candy to keep or sell back. See what the money buys.
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Lemonade Stand Game
Ages 8-10Run a stand for a week: read the forecast, set a price and see if you made a profit.
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Penny Doubling Game
Ages 6-17$1 million now, or a penny that doubles every day for 30 days? Pick one, then watch it play out.
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Wants vs Needs Sorter
Ages 4-10Sort everyday things into wants and needs. The first step to smart spending.
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Ready to practice with their own allowance?
In the free Penny Time app, your child decides which small story ventures, like a lemonade stand, to back with part of the allowance you set, and the money they put in always comes back. They can use it on their own phone or tablet.
Quizzes to take
3 quick quizzes · results in minutes-
Money Personality Quiz
Ages 5-17Saver, spender, or a bit of both? See what drives your kid's money choices.
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Money Readiness Quiz
Ages 4-17Check where your kid stands on money milestones in about two minutes.
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Allowance Readiness Quiz
Ages 4-10Answer a few questions to see if your child is ready for an allowance.
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Best money games for kids by age (3-17)
A parent's guide to the games worth your kid's time.
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Screen-free money games for kids
Games that teach money without a phone or a tablet.
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Roblox money games for kids
What the popular Roblox money games actually teach.
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Raise kids who understand how money works
Download the app, add your child, and connect their phone or tablet by scanning a code. About a minute, no email needed for kids.
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No ads. No data selling. No credit card.
These free games are a taste of how kids learn money best - by doing, not watching. They are made by Penny Time, a free app that helps families teach kids real money skills through hands-on practice, starting with allowance tracking.
If your kid already spends game money, see what it costs in dollars with the Robux, V-Bucks and Minecoins converters. For teachers, the classroom economy builder sets up class jobs, desk rent and a class store for any grade.