Overview

Sammy Rabbit’s financial literacy and personal finance dictionary is designed to make it fun and easy for parents, teachers, and educators of all kinds to teach children the essential, foundational language of money. This kid-friendly resource helps children of all ages learn about money concepts and build a strong personal finance vocabulary with confidence. It’s ideal for those seeking simple, time-efficient ways to teach kids about money—approaches that can be easily enhanced with songs, stories, and standards-aligned activities to deepen understanding and make learning stick.

Below is an alphabetical index of the money terms currently included in the dictionary. Keep checking back for new terms, as we regularly add words and update this index as the dictionary continues to grow.

Alphabetical Index

• Account | Asset

• Balance | Bank | Bill (Dollar) | Bill (Paying Bill) | Budget | Buy

• Cash | Change | Choice | Coin | Coins | Compound Interest (Interest) | Cost

• Dollar | Deposit

• Earn | Expense

• Give | Give Wisely | Goal

• Habit

• Income | Interest (Compound Interest) | Invest

• Job

• Manage | Measure | Money | Money Habits

• Need

• Pay (Spend) | Pay (Salary) | Plan | Price

• Save (Keep) | Save (Spend Less) } Salary | Savings Account | Spend | Spend Smart

• Track

• Value

• Want | Withdraw | Work | Worth

Get the Entire Dictionary in One PDF

Want a FREE printable PDF of the complete Sammy Rabbit Kid-Friendly Money Dictionary? Contact us to learn how to get a copy for your home, classroom, or community.

Keep Kids and Families Learning

1. Kids, families, and schools of every kind can enroll in Sammy Rabbit’s Money School with a FREE, PREMIUM or Group Discount Money School Memberships, giving learners access to engaging, age-appropriate financial education resources.

2. Parents, teachers, and community leaders are invited to explore the resources and teaching tips available on SammyRabbit.com, starting with award-winning financial educator Sam X Renick’s article series, Money Lessons Parents Should Teach Kids!

3. Schools, community organizations, employers, and partners can learn more about Sammy's Dream Big Financial Education curriculum, a flexible, standards-aligned approach designed to help children build strong money habits, confidence, and lifelong skills.

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We welcome your questions, suggestions, and ideas! Let’s connect, brainstorm, and partner to keep helping kids, families, and communities build strong financial literacy knowledge, habits, and skills—so together, we can create better and brighter futures for all.

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