01 / QUICK PAUSE POSTER
Tap. Tap. Pause.
The quickest place to start: a visual reminder to pause before a money choice. Use it at home, in school or in a community setting.
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Read the story.
Keep the conversation going.
Use Ava's choices to talk about needs, wants, saving, spending and sharing at home, in school or in a community setting. Start with the poster, try the sorting activity, then carry it on with eight short missions.
No payment. No registration. No child data.
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Your FREE Starter Mission Book
14 pages. 8 missions. 3 versions. Try a pretend shop, set a saving goal, become a Tap Detective and keep the conversation going. No real money is needed.
02 / CUT-AND-TALK ACTIVITY
Needs, Wants or It Depends
Best for a longer conversation: five printable pages with cards and a sorting mat for a group, family or one-to-one use.
03 / EIGHT FOLLOW-ON MISSIONS
Eight short money missions for ages 4-7
Go beyond one activity with cut-out cards, a pretend shop, a saving goal, the Tap Detective and a simple grown-up guide. No real money is needed.
- Colour edition: best for screen use and colour printing.
- Print-friendly edition: lower-ink pages for easy printing.
- Fillable edition: type or tick on a computer, then save a copy. Drawing and cutting still work best on paper.
SEND, EAL & ACCESS
Choose an adapted activity pack
Same Pocket Money Adventures look and learning journey, adapted for different access needs. Every version includes all 24 sorting choices, all eight mission ideas and its own adapted guidance.
Choose a version to see what it changes.
Need a different adjustment? Contact us. Please do not send children's names, work or personal details.
AVA SAVES UP
Meet Ava and look inside the book
Explore the story, read sample pages and find paperback or Kindle options. The free activities on this page need no code or sign-up.
Meet Ava and look insideWATCH + DO
Continue the adventure on YouTube
Stories, Silverton adventures, money missions and calm bedtime journeys, all in one place.
Different ways to join in.
Discuss Ava or another story character. Children can point, speak, sign, draw or answer through an adult. Do not ask what a family owns, buys or can afford.
Keep completed pages with the family or setting. Do not send children's names, work or personal details to Pocket Money Adventures.