Kids and Bitcoin

[famososMuertos]

If I'm honest, you have to be a "crazy" uncle/guy to give children comics with topics to bitcoin. Well, If such comics exist.

But, it's not a bad idea to create a comic about Super Sat, who destroys banks and defends us from the corrupt.

You have alternatives to comics, give away a subscription to Max (streaming).
If they are over 13 years old, chapter 1 of season 25 of Sout park.

They mention the phrase from Matt Damon's “Fortune Favors the Brave!” surely they will have questions later,  

If they are between 7 and 11 years old, they can get a Roblox map with games associated with cryptocurrencies, I'm not sure but a nephew mentioned something to me.

I think his topic is somewhat far-fetched and he should go to board sociality, that is, I don't know what the discussion about bitcoin can be in this topic/comics.

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[serjent05]

My next Bitcoin awareness approach now are the children, there are many kids in my family and very soon our get-together tradition is approaching, I need your help in this forum if this is possible.

I hope these kids will find Bitcoin interesting.  Or I hope you can trigger these kids interest toward Bitcoin.  I believe a good presenter can make his audience hooked with his presentation, so I think you have to device some activities starring Bitcoin to get these kids attention.

I remember when I was little, I love reading books that have good pictures on them, like comics and novels painted with amazing pictures, from Peter Pan to DareDevil and Supergirl, while growing up as an adult I ended giving out these comics to my cousins.

Kids love books with image presentation but now, those who have access to gadgets are not fond of it anymore since they have better entertainment in the form of video.

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

A simple search lead me to these links:

https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Explained-Cartoons-Adults-Smarter/dp/1709229950
https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Future-Money-Kids-Guide/dp/1096750562
https://geyser.fund/project/bitcoinkids

[Churchillvv]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I will suggest you make a little shift on your targets, instead of 7-11, I suggest 11-17. Because at this stage teens get curious of everything, am in my late 17s I got to know about about Bitcoin around this stage because at that stage I wanted to know everything around financial system.
At 7 - 11, according to some psychologist kids are always trying to learn the rights & wrong,  justice etc  But from 11 which is the early teens, kids try to help the family in doing the household chores and get interested on how parents make income and manage the family and wish to start supporting their parents.
So try and look at this suggestion and believe me am still at that stage so I know how we behave.

[Altryist]

Shouldn't children from that age group be taught other things about life and how things work? I mean there are probably a lot of other things that children aged 7 to 11 years should learn first before they get into something this complex. I know that Bitcoin is the future and they have to learn about it eventually, but I don't think that they've reached the age to dive into it and they should be given some more time.

Children should be taught about Bitcoin and similar technologies after they become 15 at least, before that, they should be taught other principles of life and stuff which are also very much important for them to learn, when they reach that age, they will have enough understanding to grasp the concept.

At an early age, the child should be allowed to live carefree time, as he will still have his whole life ahead of him to understand technology and earn money. Moreover, not every child is predisposed to the desire to learn something new, or to the possession of money in general. There are also children who develop faster, there are those who need more time, so everything is very individual.

[yudi09]

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My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

You already know the knowledge about Bitcoin according to the level. It is more fitting when we make our own reading books that can make children interested, such as reading comics.
Write everything about Bitcoin in Microsoft Word, print it and submit it to the printer to design a unique super hero image.
Like the storyline of a film, as far as I know the producer takes the storyline from a best seller book or other inspiring books.

[Furious 7]

Shouldn't children from that age group be taught other things about life and how things work? I mean there are probably a lot of other things that children aged 7 to 11 years should learn first before they get into something this complex. I know that Bitcoin is the future and they have to learn about it eventually, but I don't think that they've reached the age to dive into it and they should be given some more time.

Children should be taught about Bitcoin and similar technologies after they become 15 at least, before that, they should be taught other principles of life and stuff which are also very much important for them to learn, when they reach that age, they will have enough understanding to grasp the concept.

At an early age, the child should be allowed to live carefree time, as he will still have his whole life ahead of him to understand technology and earn money. Moreover, not every child is predisposed to the desire to learn something new, or to the possession of money in general. There are also children who develop faster, there are those who need more time, so everything is very individual.

In short, let children explore their own world because that way they will develop better than pushing into something that is not in accordance with the child's own fashion.
Our job as parents is only to facilitate the child's progress, it is clear that even though they still need to be guided, we don't have to do everything because children also need space to make themselves develop.
Returning to the context of bitcoin, in fact it is also the same when we really want children to be here, but it is different from children's fashion, so don't force it too much because it will actually interfere with our own children's development.
Introducing is definitely one of the good things but the choice ultimately rests with our own children when deciding whether or not they want to be here.

[salad daging]

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My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

You already know the knowledge about Bitcoin according to the level. It is more fitting when we make our own reading books that can make children interested, such as reading comics.
Write everything about Bitcoin in Microsoft Word, print it and submit it to the printer to design a unique super hero image.
Like the storyline of a film, as far as I know the producer takes the storyline from a best seller book or other inspiring books.

I know it's not something easy, even though the OP already has the knowledge he has about bitcoin, making comics is not a xylophone thing, especially if you don't have experience making it. in terms of design or whatever it's the character.
I think there's already a lot on the marketplace about bitcoin comics, it's even simpler and you only need to spend a little money to buy it, and this process won't be as complicated as making your own.

[tjtonmoy]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

This is just a suggestion. There are many free AI image generators out there. You can generate images based on your word commands. Think of the best approach to teaching kids and what kind of images they will like. I have generated something from LeonardoAI.
 

You can also use chatGPT to generate a storybook about Bitcoin. Here is my attempt at that. Just an example.

"Bitcoin Man: The Superhero of Digital Finance"

Storyline:
In the bustling city of Bitropolis, young Tim discovers a mysterious glowing artifact on the street one day. As he touches it, a surge of energy flows through him, transforming him into Bitcoin Man, a superhero with incredible digital powers.

Bitcoin Man learns that he has been chosen as the protector of digital finance, ensuring fairness, security, and accessibility for all. With his newfound abilities, including the power of blockchain and cryptography, Bitcoin Man sets out on his heroic journey to make the world a better place.

Bitcoin Man's arch-nemesis is Dr. Hacksalot, a tech-savvy villain who aims to exploit digital systems and steal people's financial information. Using his knowledge of computer programming and hacking, Dr. Hacksalot tries to disrupt the stability of the city's financial networks.

As Bitcoin Man fights crime, he also educates citizens about the benefits of cryptocurrencies. He visits schools and community centers, explaining concepts like decentralization, transparency, and the potential for financial independence through digital currencies like Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Man encounters individuals who have been financially excluded, such as a struggling small business owner and a student facing limited access to banking services. Inspired by their stories, Bitcoin Man collaborates with local organizations to promote financial inclusion and helps these individuals integrate cryptocurrencies into their lives.

With each victory, Bitcoin Man's popularity and influence grow. The city embraces his mission, and citizens adopt Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as viable alternatives for secure and efficient transactions. Bitcoin Man becomes a symbol of hope, empowering people with the knowledge and tools to take control of their financial futures.

Source: ChatGPT

So as this is an example, it's not perfect. You can choose your own storyline. Your own style of images. Then you can just do some edits and print a 10-pages (or more) book out of it. I think technology has evolved a lot and we need to take advantage of it.
Give it a try, because you know your relatives more than other people and you can choose the best approach that will attract them. Good luck.

[Wimex]

I'm not so much into comics but more into manga... that's why I present this one here

https://www.amazon.com.mx/Do-you-know-BitCoin-Manga-ebook/dp/B07DLKPM3W

you may be interested, it's a comic but Japanese so to speak jejjej.

Your post reminded me of one that had been commented recently here in the forum about a boy who wanted to implement BTC in schools so that children could learn about this currency, since he is, who satoshi nakamoto, how it works... in short, many other things, and that is why I would also like to share with you some methods that I read on a page that was quite interesting and may work for you

methods for children: https://www.jetlearn.com/blog/crypto-for-kids

[Becassine]

I don't understand at all people who say that children are too young to read a bitcoin comic or watch a video.
I don't know but if we can play monopoly around 7/8 years old, why can't we approach bitcoin in a funny way? Children understand quickly, it all depends on how it is transmitted. I like the little hodler (I don't understand at all people who say that children are too young to read a bitcoin comic or watch a video. I don't know but if we can play monopoly around 7/8 years old, why can't we approach bitcoin in a fun way? Children understand quickly, it all depends on how it is transmitted. I like the little hodler, it's cute and playful. Learning takes time and nobody understands everything the first time, in any case I find the idea of ​​op very good.), it's cute and playful.

Learning takes time and nobody understands everything the first time, in any case I find the idea of ​​OP very good.

PS : Who will propose the first monopoly in bitcoins ?

PS 2 : Bitcoin Man 

[yudi09]

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You already know the knowledge about Bitcoin according to the level. It is more fitting when we make our own reading books that can make children interested, such as reading comics.
Write everything about Bitcoin in Microsoft Word, print it and submit it to the printer to design a unique super hero image.
Like the storyline of a film, as far as I know the producer takes the storyline from a best seller book or other inspiring books.

I know it's not something easy, even though the OP already has the knowledge he has about bitcoin, making comics is not a xylophone thing, especially if you don't have experience making it. in terms of design or whatever it's the character.

It is true that this is not something easy, but there are many ways to do it. One way is to write down everything you want to tell and then hand it over to an image design expert or to those who work as comics who are willing to pay for the creation.
Nowadays many comics are willing to teach how to be a comic like what the Marvel Cinematic Universe does.

[Becassine]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I suggest have them watch some YouTube videos where they're for free and made really for kids so if they open your surprise, they already have an idea of what it is. Like these;

• Bitcoin Explained EASY as a Cartoon
• What is Bitcoin? Easy Peasy Finance for Kids and Beginners
• The World’s First Kids Cartoon about Bitcoin!

These videos will surely help those children that you're going to talk about Bitcoin. It's much easier to learn if there are visuals and graphics that they can see while hearing what the discussion is all about. There are more of them so while you're still searching for those books or comics or any material that you plan to have, you can have a watch party with them through these videos and there's a lot more. That's only few from the many that's existing on these streaming websites.

Thank you for these excellent videos, it makes me think of cartoons in french "Il était une fois l'homme", that explained many things about history and so on ... (but not about bitcoin). (I became passionate about history with these cartoons)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zPePg1PVGc

[Lida93]

Not the answer you're looking for, but let them enjoy the superhero stuff for now. You don't necessarily need to shove Bitcoin down their throats this early, as they're unlikely to grasp Bitcoin anyway because in the first place they probably barely grasp the concept of money.

While the children enjoy the superhero stuff it won't be bad too to blend into their consciousness  with a mix of what the revolutionary of money holds in the future. By that it would be easy to spark an interest in them when they get to adulthood stage where need would not be for anyone to start having to preach bitcoin to them in a bit to convince them about the currency since they had already heard it taught about it while they were kids.
 There's a saying in the holy book of the Christians which says, "train up a child in the way he should grow and when he's old he won't depart from it".

[Patrol69]

That means you will teach Bitcoin books to the younger members of your family. Reading may have been your hobby as a child but the younger members of your family may have different hobbies. And why you want to teach them only Bitcoin related books. You buy books that children will enjoy reading so that they also find joy in reading. You may find books related to Bitcoin but your younger family members will not have any fun reading these books and they will not understand anything. You may want to introduce them to Bitcoin, no problem, let your family members grow up and introduce them to Bitcoin, which will make your younger family members have a better childhood.

[GeorgeJohn]

My next Bitcoin awareness approach now are the children, there are many kids in my family and very soon our get-together tradition is approaching, I need your help in this forum if this is possible.

I remember when I was little, I love reading books that have good pictures on them, like comics and novels painted with amazing pictures, from Peter Pan to DareDevil and Supergirl, while growing up as an adult I ended giving out these comics to my cousins.

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

You are old enough in the system of cryptocurrency, so you should have known exactly the place you can buy bitcoin and where you can download articles of bitcoin that will teach your offsprings the concepts of bitcoin, use your Google and search for bitcoin articles or make a research of bitcoin and after making your findings you can share the link to your offsprings to read whatever that's related to bitcoin, also their is many thread that we discussed about bitcoin in the forum but it left for you to know exactly

[Sakanwa]

 I'm really impressed with this post, cause never had it occurred to me that bitcoin could be related to kids through comic books, it shows you're a deep thinker and I applauded you for that, well children adapt very fast at the age of 7- 15 years and I could  imagine the vast knowledge a child would have when they turn 18 if being taught about bitcoin from that tender age. Well I wasn't opportuned about this at a tender age but I think my kids should  have this knowledge while growing up, so I'll suggest you check on YouTube for cartoons like.
Bitcoin and the beast
Tears of a clown

https://www.youtube.com/live/_ekzsZZGfsk?feature=share
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DdCi3X3AbgT4&ved=2ahUKEwjf6v3n--P_AhWDg1wKHYRjDdkQwqsBegQIDRAG&usg=AOvVaw3cAN3ECWTrjdTvIZfY9gax
 Or you can as well go to Amazon.com and then check of their bookshop online and search for the preferred book about bitcoin you want for your kids, I hope the link I dropped from those YouTube videos  would help.

[Bitcoin_people]

Although children at this age will not pay much attention to reading cartoon books. But children of 7 to 8 years like to watch different types of cartoons on smartphone and can remember a lot from it. The education that children receive from childhood can gradually be educated in that education as they grow up. So if you want to teach children about Bitcoin, you must show them in cartoon books or smartphone videos. I have noticed that there are many videos on YouTube for children to learn about cryptocurrencies. If children are shown these videos a few times, they will definitely gain some knowledge about Bitcoin. The video is beautifully made about bitcoin mining and blockchain, surely kids can learn by watching these videos. And seeing such cuts will grow up to be well qualified and think positively about Bitcoin.
https://youtu.be/Zl-MNqkvrd4

[bitzizzix]

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You already know the knowledge about Bitcoin according to the level. It is more fitting when we make our own reading books that can make children interested, such as reading comics.
Write everything about Bitcoin in Microsoft Word, print it and submit it to the printer to design a unique super hero image.
Like the storyline of a film, as far as I know the producer takes the storyline from a best seller book or other inspiring books.

I know it's not something easy, even though the OP already has the knowledge he has about bitcoin, making comics is not a xylophone thing, especially if you don't have experience making it. in terms of design or whatever it's the character.

It is true that this is not something easy, but there are many ways to do it. One way is to write down everything you want to tell and then hand it over to an image design expert or to those who work as comics who are willing to pay for the creation.
Nowadays many comics are willing to teach how to be a comic like what the Marvel Cinematic Universe does.

Great idea if the OP wants to actually do it and is also willing to make the sacrifice of paying an expert in the field to do a comic about simple knowledge of bitcoin. And it would also be an advantage if OP could print lots of bitcoin comics and promote them to bitcoin users for their kids.
if you want to make it as fast as possible I suggest making it yourself, I'm sure you can draw and you don't need to be good at drawing, the important thing is that it's interesting and easy to understand when children read and you only need a drawing book and colored pencils to make it.

[ItsCrafty]

Although children at this age will not pay much attention to reading cartoon books. But children of 7 to 8 years like to watch different types of cartoons on smartphone and can remember a lot from it. The education that children receive from childhood can gradually be educated in that education as they grow up. So if you want to teach children about Bitcoin, you must show them in cartoon books or smartphone videos.

It is right to say that children read and think according to their age, so they should be taught what they want. Therefore, when they reach or attain their legal age, make them aware of the requirements of today's era. And give them some information about their interests as well as about Bitcoin and other cryptos, because we live in the E-commerce world. Along with traditional education, it is also important to have technical competence in them, so it is not a bad thing to inform them about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, and if they understand these all, then provide them with complete training.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Although children at this age will not pay much attention to reading cartoon books. But children of 7 to 8 years like to watch different types of cartoons on smartphone and can remember a lot from it. The education that children receive from childhood can gradually be educated in that education as they grow up. So if you want to teach children about Bitcoin, you must show them in cartoon books or smartphone videos.

It is right to say that children read and think according to their age, so they should be taught what they want. Therefore, when they reach or attain their legal age, make them aware of the requirements of today's era. And give them some information about their interests as well as about Bitcoin and other cryptos, because we live in the E-commerce world. Along with traditional education, it is also important to have technical competence in them, so it is not a bad thing to inform them about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, and if they understand these all, then provide them with complete training.

Yeah, definitely it's not a bad thing to teach our children things patterning to bitcoin and crypto currencies in general, but doing so while they are still too young is rather a waste of your time and their time too, as well stretching their brains to think things they are not yet that capable of..

It's just like me deciding now to teach my five years old daughter about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, when she does not even know how to operate a smart phone yet, of what good will the information to do her at that time?, I would say no good, since she probably would forget about all I told her immediately she leaves my presence.

If I am asked at what age should a child start learning about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, I would say that starting from 10 years old and up isn't bad though still early.