What are the best drills for teaching kids how to take a check?

DRILLS TO TEACH YOUR KIDS HOW TO TAKE A CHECK The best way to teach your child how to TAKE a check should be set in steps. Try not to give to much information at once or he or she may become confused. 1.

Tell your kids not to take or accept checks from any person they do not know. 2. Make ten copies of blank checks with copy paper make sure the account numbers are crossed out in a way they cannot be read by anyone.3. Go ahead and write the check out, I’m assuming this check will be for the Kids since You will be teaching them how to “take�

Checks. 4. After you have written the check or checks out, from the copied form, give one to your child first ask the child to look and see who’s name is on the top of the check, for example: PAY TO _____, ask the child if they see their name on the check, if so then go ahead and take the check.5.

Tell the child to take the check, turn it over and sign on the top line on the back of the check. You can pretend you are the bank, or store that the child will be cashing the check at. Make sure and tell the child some identification may be necessary to cash the check, the child may have to be accompanied by an adult.

Also make sure to explain never sign the back of the check until the child is ready to cash the check in front of whom ever will be cashing it. Also just for information purposes, “ Teach a Child How to Write a Check� , is popular.

For Example: You send your child to a restaurant, You only have a check to give your child. Lets look at the steps below.1. Before you do this go ahead with step 2 above.2.

Give the child the copied check on the paper, set down with the child explain each step , how to write “Pay to the Order of “ , the amount of money , where to find out how much money to write out, where to sign on the bottom.Do this before you send the child off. Here are some suggestions that are good to help with writing a check. http://www.teachkidshow.com/teach-your-child-to-write-a-check/ Also below is a step by step show you how to write a check.

http://banking.about.com/od/checkingaccounts/ig/How-to-Write-a-Check/ Drill: Make copies of blank checks show them how to fill them out Drill: Let the Child fill out the copied checks him or herself Drill: Fill out part of the copied check let the Child explain what goes where Drill: You be the banker or store clerk for your child Drill: Use the copied checks as flash cards, only a partial part of the check should be filled out your Child will tell you the answer.

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