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Learn through Errands

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Post Office

Running errands with children can feel overwhelming, but if you have the objective in mind for them to learn life skills, going to the post office can be a good teaching experience. Ask your kids to deal with the mailmen, put the stamp, write the receiving person's information, etc.

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Bank

With how technology is now-a-days, going to the bank is a rare occurrence; but if you find yourself needing to go cash a check, talk to the banker, or anything else, bring your kids so they can experience first hand how banks work and how to deal with them. It can also be a good opportunity to ask questions about money and their jobs.

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Car Maintenance

Learning to change your car's oil, fill up the tank with gas, top off the wiper fluid, changing a tire, calling insurance, among others, are great life skills that your kids can learn from the people at the car shop or from a simple trip to the gas station.

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