Moneyville

The concept of “earning money” – The game teaches your child that there are two main ways of earning money, that is by working or by selling things. In this game, your child will also need to work or sell items to earn virtual currency which they can then use to purchase items they want.

The concept of “Cheap” vs “Expensive” – By playing the mini-game at the post office, your child will be able to learn the difference between cheap and expensive items without seeing the price. For instance, a diamond ring will always be more expensive than a pencil.

Spending money – There are plenty of amazing toys and clothes at the Penny Shop, but your child will need to learn to only spend their hard-earned money on things that they really want.

The concept of “saving money” – Earning money can take a while in this game so your child will definitely get to learn how to save their money just so they can buy the items they really want. They can do so by adding the items they want to buy into their Wish Jar.

The concept of “money management” for a family – There is a pretty well-made mini-game, which is accessible by solving a simple math question at the bridge, that is designed for older kids. In this game, your child will help a family manage their finances for an entire year, helping them save up enough for a family vacation and yet having enough money at hand for sudden events such as a trip to the doctor’s or to pay off an unexpected bill.