What a Video Game Can Teach Kids About Money
About this episode
This episode explores how the video game Berryville teaches kids about money and entrepreneurship through interactive experiences.
Send us Fan Mail What if learning about money felt more like running a lemonade stand than sitting in a classroom? Can a video game improve financial literacy for kids? In this episode, Mac Gardner joins me to explore how Berryville teaches money, entrepreneurship, and real-world financial habits through hands-on experience. Key Takeaways 🔹 Financial literacy sticks when it’s fun, practical, and interactive. 🔹 Berryville teaches money through entrepreneurship, showing how earning conn...
People in this episode
Host: Tony Steuer
Guest: Mac Gardner
Topics covered
- financial literacy
- entrepreneurship
- video games
- education
- hands-on experience
Keywords
- money
- financial habits
- learning
- kids
- video game
- entrepreneurship
- Berryville
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Berryville
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