One purchase. Lifetime access.
One $49 purchase. Everything below is included. Revisit any lesson anytime.
- Eight 30–45 minute lesson plans, parent-led — no business background required
- The Ledger — track jobs, splits, giving, and a first venture
- Hands-on exercises with real coins, three jars, and a first real job
- A biblical reflection on work, generosity, and integrity (one per week)
- A guided first venture — plan it, run it, review the money in and out
- Completion certificate (ESA-formatted receipt)
- Lifetime access — revisit any lesson anytime
8 weeks, mapped out.
Here's the full arc of the module, week by week, so you know exactly what your family is signing up for.
Why We Work
Work as more than a paycheck. Where the idea of work comes from, and what it means that we’re made in the image of a working God.
The Value of a Thing
Where value actually comes from, and the difference between what something costs and what it’s worth.
Earning
The honest link between work and reward. Your child does a real job for real pay and feels the connection.
Saving
The discipline of not spending. Why a person who can wait has a quiet power — the SAVE jar begins.
Giving
Generosity as the cure for greed. Your child gives real money to a real need, and talks about why.
Needs vs. Wants
Wisdom in spending. Telling a need from a want, and seeing how advertising is built to blur the line.
Honest Work
Integrity, fair dealing, and doing good work even when no one is watching — why reputation outlasts a quick dollar.
A Small Venture
Put it all together: plan, run, and review one tiny real venture, tracking what came in and what went out.
Supplies
- —A notebook to serve as the Ledger
- —A small amount of real coins and bills for hands-on exercises
- —Three jars or envelopes labeled SAVE, GIVE, and SPEND
- —A Bible
Most families already own these. A full printable list ships with the module.
Before money, work. Scripture opens with a God who works and then gives work to the people He makes in His image — not as punishment, but as calling. Money is simply a tool that work creates, and how a person earns, saves, gives, and spends reveals what they actually believe. This module starts where every honest business education should: not with profit, but with purpose.