Kachinga Virtual Money
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KACHINGA VIRTUAL MONEY is an app designed to be used by educators and parents as a visual aid for students alongside other curriculum. Students can track how much money they've earned, spend money the way they want and learn to save for what matters most to them. Topics include Earn, Save, Give and Spend. Educators can create, modify, and update user profiles for kids individually.
- Provider
- Kachinga
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2022
- Format and Delivery
- Mobile App
- Resource Type
- Tools, Toolkits, Apps, Simulations
- Target Audience
- Early Elementary, Elementary Grades, Middle Grades, High School
- Languages
- English
- Order Instructions
- Available in Apple and Google App stores.
- Contact Information
- Support@Kachinga.com
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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