It’s never too early to expose children to financial literacy and how to spend and save. Understanding economics is not only a foundational skill in mathematics and social studies, but it is a practical, lifelong investment. In Imagination Station, children will be exposed to concepts like identifying money, distinguishing between needs and wants, the basics of saving and spending, and the roles and jobs in a community, through role-playing games and picture books. Intentional, dramatic play activities will include creating a vocation (for example, grocery/toy store, doctor or veterinarian, or restaurant) and shopping with a budget in mind, with jobs to earn money in which to save or spend.
Children will eat lunch and will play on the playground in addition to the scheduled activities.
Imagination Station is offered on Mondays or Wednesdays from 12:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.