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Banker

A card, a PIN, interest in one sentence. 12 lessons.

1. An account: who may have it A bank account and a card belong to an adult. A child’s email is not a till. A free preview. ⏱ 16 minutes
2. A card, a PIN, a limit Three brakes. A PIN is a key. A limit is a ceiling. A card is a parent’s plastic. ⏱ 16 minutes
3. Interest: a loan hurts You give back more than you got. For children a loan with no interest hurts too — by friendship. ⏱ 16 minutes
4. Saving vs. under a pillow Saving is L with a safe place that a parent watches. A pillow can vanish and carries inflation quietly. ⏱ 16 minutes
5. A bank is not a vault for a password A bank watches an account, not your game password. A PIN ≠ a login. Support from a chat is not a bank. ⏱ 16 minutes
6. A QR payment: check the name QR is a payment address. Before a beep the recipient’s name. A stranger’s QR at a till is stop. ⏱ 16 minutes
7. A cash-out fee A cash machine can take extra. The same crowns, a different wrapper price. Read the display. ⏱ 16 minutes
8. A parent’s account and pocket money Pocket money can come by transfer. It is still a piece of an adult’s work. Statement numbers do not belong on the network. ⏱ 16 minutes
9. When you lose a phone A phone can do a card and a game. First: tell a parent. Do not chat a password. Do not wait until evening from shame. ⏱ 16 minutes
10. Project: card rules One sheet with a parent: who may, a limit, a PIN, QR, a loss, pocket money. With no key numbers. ⏱ 20 minutes
11. Report a loss A card, a phone, a PIN seen. A parent reports to a bank. You deliver truth in time. ⏱ 16 minutes
12. Banker finale Who may an account, three brakes, interest hurts, L has a place, a bank ≠ an SMS, QR a name, a fee, a pocket-money island, a loss, a sheet, a report. ⏱ 18 minutes

Coding is still on the home page — this course does not replace it.