Little Savers for Schools | Money skills for ages 7

Why Little Savers

A class your pupils actually look forward to

Two interactive sessions a week, facilitated live in the classroom.

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Facilitator-led

Every session is run live in the classroom by a trained facilitator, hands-on from start to finish.

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Learning through play

Games, stories and roleplay make money concepts stick.

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Kids love it

Upbeat, interactive sessions that pupils look forward to, week after week.

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Locally rooted

Examples and currency are relevant to Kenya, including M-Pesa.

Outcomes

By the end, every child can…

🪙Explain what money is and why it exists
⚖️Tell needs from wants with confidence
🎯Set a savings goal and follow a simple plan
🧮Count money and give correct change
📓Keep a personal money tracker
🤝Understand giving through the 3 jars: Spend, Save, Give

The curriculum

Four modules that build on each other

Module 1 · 4 lessons

What Is Money?

Before money: barter trade
The history of money
Kenyan currency today
How people earn money

Module 2 · 4 lessons

Needs vs. Wants

Needs: the essentials
Wants: the nice-to-haves
Making choices
Waiting for what you want

Module 3 · 4 lessons

Savings Goals

Why save?
Setting a SMART goal
The 3 jars method
My savings plan

Module 4 · 4 lessons

Counting & Tracking Money

Counting money accurately
Income and expenses
My money tracker
Budget challenge

Try before you commit

A free pilot for one class

See how your pupils respond before deciding anything.

Choose one classAny grade from 7 to 12 years
We support the first classModule 1: What Is Money?
Quick feedbackFrom the teacher and pupils
Review call15 minutes
You decideMost schools continue as an ongoing class, all year

No cost and no obligation for the pilot.

Questions

Good to know

What happens in each class?

Every session blends games, storytelling and hands-on activities, so pupils learn by doing rather than by being lectured to.

Which ages is it for?

Children aged 7–12. Each lesson adapts for ages 7–8, 9–10 and 11, so pupils are met at their own level.

What kind of activities do the children do?

Think coin-sorting games, roleplay market stalls, savings-jar challenges and story time — each lesson has something new to look forward to.

Will my pupils actually enjoy it?

That is the whole point. Lessons are built around play, stories and friendly challenges, so children stay engaged and ask for more.

What will it cost?

The pilot is free. For school pricing, call or WhatsApp us on 0181443239 or email info@littlesavers.online.

Can parents be involved?

Our blog stories are great for reading together at home, and parents are welcome to ask their child about what they covered in class each week.

Money skills your pupils will actually enjoy