Parents need to know that this site teaches kids about money and investing through games, quizzes, articles, videos, and a virtual world where their avatars earn, spend, and invest. But the suggested age range of third to fifth grade may be a stretch. Most kids on the younger side of that spectrum may become overwhelmed by the many financial terms and numbers, large amounts of reading, and the barrage of (fantastic) information this site tries to pack in. Also, be aware of the large number of ads that may blend into the content -- many kids will need help distinguishing between the two.
Educational value:There's lots of good information here on finances and money in articles, games, quizzes, and more. The "Kids and Family" section is full of helpful info for kids and parents about family finance issues like allowances, budgets, child care expenses, and part-time jobs for kids.
Positive messages:Encourages kids to learn about investing and to save, donate, and spend money wisely. The chat feature includes a controlled list of preselected phrases.
Consumerism:Ads abound for credit cards, investment banks, Blockbuster Video, AOL, and the Fox Business Channel. Some ads are embedded into the content, so it may be difficult for kids to discern what's an ad and what isn't.
It taught me so many cool things like stuff with money cause they have a bank so I learned that kinda stuff.
Over all, it's kinda like webkinz but you can make minyans for free!!
it was ok it is just my computer doesn't let me see all of itso i am not going to play it like right now i will just wait untill i get my laptop back form the stupid shop.