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Grateful Giveaways #11: Dave Ramsey Kids “Monster Pack”

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I’m excited to bring you 14 amazing giveaways as part of this year’s Grateful Giveaways: Celebrating a Season for Giving event. For all of my holiday gift ideas, be sure to visit the Deal Seeking Mom Holiday Gift Guide!

These next four giveaways are for the special kids in your life!

The Dave Ramsey Kids Monster Pack will equip you with all the tools you need to teach your kids important lessons, especially how to handle money. This special bundle includes Financial Peace Junior, the set of Junior’s Adventures books plus the NEW Junior’s Adventures 6 CD Audio Set, the new Kids’ Bank, and a tote bag.

Financial Peace Junior

Financial Peace Junior is the power of Financial Peace University tailored for children ages 3-12. It is a hands-on way to teach children the value of earning money. Recommended for kids ages 3-12.

Junior’s Adventures Illustrated Books and 6-CD Audio Set

Transform their futures with these colorful and entertaining books. From working and saving to giving and spending, these wonderful stories will teach real life ‘stuff,’ and the stories are so fun your children won’t even know they’re learning! And now with the companion audio books you can keep your kids entertained anywhere at any time.

Junior’s Adventures Bank

Junior’s Adventures Bank will help your kids understand the importance of budgeting with three detachable compartments for giving, saving and spending in one easy-to-use design. The bank is designed with transparent sides and back to easily watch the money grow as each category fills. This is an excellent way for parents to teach children about .

One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win a Dave Ramsey Kids Monster Pack!

Entry is simple! You just need to answer the question below by leaving a comment on this site. You can even gain up to 3 bonus entries for doing each additional item listed (just make sure that you leave one entry for each one – up to a total of 4 comments.) As a reminder, comments left on Facebook, Twitter or other posts will not be counted.

REQUIRED ENTRY:

Leave a comment. What is the most important financial lesson you hope to teach your children?

BONUS ENTRIES:

1. Follow Deal Seeking Mom in a reader or via e-mail updates.

2. Follow Deal Seeking Mom on Facebook or Twitter.

3. Follow Dave Ramsey on Facebook.

This giveaway will remain open until 11:59 p.m. EST, Tuesday 12/6. Any comments left after this cut-off will not be counted. The winner will be selected randomly and will be notified via email within 48 hours after the close of the contest.

This giveaway is part of the Grateful Giveaways: Celebrating a Season for Giving event being hosted by myself and 8 other bloggers. You can increase your chances of winning this prize (as well as all of the others on this site), by visiting each of them and entering the same way as you did here. You have plenty of time to get to all of them, since the contest will be open for five full days.

If you haven’t already done so, you might want to print out this spreadsheet to help guide you through all of the entries on all of the blogs.

As one final reminder, you will want to check out the terms of the giveaway by visiting the Grateful Giveaways: Celebrating a Season for Giving Facebook page. Just click on the Terms tab on the left side of the page. (Note that by entering this contest, you agree that you have read the terms and are eligible to enter this contest).

Disclosure: I received the same gift package that the winner will be receiving to facilitate my review. I did not receive any compensation to write this post. The opinions are all mine!

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  6. Kelley

    I hope to teach my children the cash system – to only spend what they have. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. No having credit cards, auto loans, student loans, etc. This was a lesson that I learned late and am still paying for!

  13. Julie Curry

    I hope to teach my children to be good stewards of their money. That money isn’t everything so it doesn’t have to be hoarded or squandered!

  27. Megan

    I want to teach my children that budgeting is a habit and you have to do it consistently, in little chunks.