Who doesn’t love Dinosaurs? If your child is a Dino fan then they will love this Paper Mache Piggy Bank Dinos. Use paper mache to make a pink pig bank way cooler. via Red Ted Art 10. Mason Jar Piggy Bank This huge bank looks like a pencil and can hold a ton of change! Can you fill up this Giant Mail Tube Piggy Bank? via Damask Love 5. Duct Tape Piggy Bank What a fun DIY bank idea! Here’s a cute, 3-compartment piggy bank. They’ve got slots on the top, and can fit nicely on a kid’s bookshelf (they look kinda book ish anyway, right?).

Piggy banks allow kids to see how just adding a few coins each day will really add up to saving. Once the piggy bank is filled, we head to the bank to add the money to their savings account which is always an exciting day.I love that this has three sections: to spend, to save, and to give. Plus, this Totem Pole Banks from Cans and Duct Tape is super cute. via Mer Mag Blog 6. DIY Money Box

The “activity guide” it says it comes with is just a few paragraphs and a few suggestions. It could definitely be expanded upon. Ann: Yes; and I think it’s really good, too, if you have kids, that they see the generosity of your heart. It’s plastic, so younger kids (and kids in general) won’t be able to accidentally smash it into a gazillion pieces. Shelby: Now, tomorrow, on FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson are joined, again, by Bob and Linda Lotich to get us all thinking about the question: “Does God have your heart when it comes to your finances? Are those two things connected well with one another?” That’s tomorrow. It includes the normal save, spend, donate slots – but it also has a slot for investing. That opens up a whole ‘nother can of money-topic-worms you can talk about with kids!I found it a little too challenging to get out the money from a particular slot. Maybe that’s a good thing?

These Spend Share Save Piggy Banks are my favorite. This is a really great bank that reminds kids to spend some, save a little, and give. via eHow Some Of Our Favorite Piggy Banks Again, this is not a see-through piggy bank so that kids can immediately see their money accumulating. However, with this piggy box, it’s pretty easy to open the drawer and see the money that way. 3. Money Savvy Pig The give jar is where your child will save money to give to a charity or person in need. Help them to brainstorm an organization or charity that they are passionate about. I suggest setting a minimum percentage of 10% to donate to the charity they select, but it is completely up to you. My kids decided to donate 30% (proud mama moment for sure!) How to Make 3 Money JarsThis is my kind of piggy bank! This is an Ice Cream Piggy Bank, perfect for saving up for an icy treats. via Yesterday on Tuesday 4. Large Piggy Bank My kids loved making their own banks and making a piggy bank is a fun craft to do as a family. So, to spread the fun we put together a bunch of super cool ways to make piggy banks for kids. Piggy Banks Kids Can Make 1. Batman Piggy Bank We can’t get over how sweet these will look in your child’s den. Will you choose an eye-catching initial or adorable animal? Made from solid oak, they come with a personalized perspex cover to give kiddos proud ownership of their money. Bob: It’s so funny—as we’ve gotten our money in line, it’s just helped our marriage so much—in so many different ways. I remember Billy Graham has a quote, where he said something to the effect of—and he was talking about a person—but he said: “If a person gets their relationship with money sorted out, it affects basically every other area of their life.” I think that’s true. What better way to learn about money than playing with it! This free printable money is a great way to teach how much the value of dollar and cents and even promotes pretend play!