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As a parent, you want the best for your child.
You want them to have a strong foundation of financial education so they’ll be prepared to excel in the world that awaits. Tony Learns learning video series will teach your child strong financial principles to shape the future of their success. The Tony Learns learning video series is a fun way for your child to learn about earning income, understanding checking and savings accounts, understanding credit, introduction to stocks and more.
Tony Learns is a video series that is fun, engaging and designed to impress financial responsibility at the stage in your child’s development where habits for life are formed. Point your child’s financial future in the right direction with Tony Learns.
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Learning Videos
VIDEOS
The Tony Learns course library covers basic financial understanding and introductions in two categories: ages 7 & up, and ages 12 & up. However, these are merely recommendations. Children as young as 5 have been able to follow and retain understandings taught in these courses. The animation and characters in the simple wraparound story help children easily grasp the breakdown of financial topics such as:
Courses are added regularly.
The courses are short (18-23 minutes for most), animated and engaging. The information is provided in a fun, digestible format that entertains as much as it teaches. Pausing along the way for fun game quizzes.
WHY IT WORKS
As a parent, you want the best for your child.
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Children are very engaged with our content. The wraparound story is fun, animated and engaging.
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We have timed our video content to fit just short of, or in the range of, the 16-24 minute attention span of the average 7 year old.
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Each course has comic relief characters to insert a break in the learning while still supporting the lessons delivered.
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There is a game that your child will play during the course to help them test their knowledge against fun and entertaining characters.
Direct Communication: When the character Data teaches Tony.
Child Perception: When there is a cutaway that shows how Tony is processing the message.
Dialogue Delivery: Much of the information is delivered in the form of dialogue between characters.
Indirect Perception: The characters Sparrow and Sloth attempt to learn as they peek in on the lessons. They dissect the information among themselves, allowing your child to see other perceptions and have the content reinforced in a highly entertaining format.
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Information is delivered in multiple ways to ensure that the message is received:
Multiple Delivery Methods
The multiple message delivery methods used in these videos, provide your child with a classroom learning experience while watching entertaining, animated and educational content.
Built-In Gamification
The built-in gamification factor is a MAJOR engagement tool. It’s designed to give your child the opportunity quiz against the characters, add up points and test their understanding of the information.
What our Clients Say
TESTIMONIALS
Denise
This video was awesome! My boys are 12 and 9. The first thing I noticed was how much fun they were having watching the episode and how quickly they had favorite characters. This was even fun for me to watch and I learned alot. I didnt really know much about stocks. The best part was the things we talked about afterwards. Until the introduction to stocks video, I wouldnt have known how to talk to my kids about this. Loved it!
Angela
My son loves his money so it wasn’t a surprise that he was ok with watching a cartoon about earning money. What surprised me was how easily he retained information on checking accounts and the earning income course. I try to explain these things in our day to day but it was nice to have a video make it really simple and easy to talk about and refer back to
