My easy way to teach your kids bitcoin.

[shivansps]

What age are the children. If these are very young children, then it probably makes no sense to give them knowledge about bitcoin. Attention must be paid to their general intellectual development, as well as spiritual development, emotional and physical. Everything has its time. Children will forget this knowledge after a while if it is not maintained. I don’t know why young children need knowledge about bitcoin, but if you want to, then why not?
These are your children and you can teach whatever you want, as long as it is not contrary to moral standards and the law.

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[Rockstarguy]

This is a good idea to somewhat get them interested in it while having fun watching it, but again, kids are always kids, and they are not serious about this stuff first as they always want to have fun with you or with themselves, which again, we shouldn't force them to do. Videos are really helpful; even an adult can still watch them and have fun with them. Even before I saw this on social media, I watched it multiple times as I am still a kid at heart.

Watching video that is related to bitcoin can be interesting for children but it doesn't mean they will still have interest to know Bitcoin and to understand it. Whatever is beyond the  understanding of children their is no how things can be forced on them to make them have interest in it. Children watching bitcoin video will only enjoy it only all in the name for fun. Bitcoin video will only be productive to the understanding of those who have already grown up, with the video it will be very easy for them to learn. Kids will always be kid, what they can't understand,  is always beyond their them .

[dothebeats]

Well there are several other better ways to get to develop  the Interest of kids in bitcoin  without making it seems you're mandating them.
From what you've said, it seems you only have to buy your kids chocolate only after they watch the cartoon and on cases when they don't watch, you wouldn't buy and that's wrong, bitcoin  and cryptocurrency  at large is a very complicated subject  and a broad one too and getting a kids involved isn't a nice idea but if we must do, you should at least let them develop  Interest in it by having some  paintings and writings of bitcoin  over the places and also getting them some books about bitcoin  and just making the word Bitcoin  very rampart  in their dealing,  and by so doing,  they might want to know what the word is and what  it is all about without necessarily  making it seem they have to complete  a task 😀

An interesting approach to business. There are many options and the best of them are games. Games in which acquaintance with Bitcoin and other crypto projects will take place. You're right. In children, it is necessary to arouse independent interest and not impose this process in any way by force.

You can peep at those schools where there is already an introduction to blockchain technology and its derivatives in primary grades. Yet educators know how to approach this issue much better than others.

You both have good points here. There are games and other interesting ways to introduce Bitcoin to kids without giving them an idea that they should do it or this will or will not happen. It is not recommended at all, as a rewards system sometimes gives negative effects on kids as they will be too dependent on that system. They will always expect that they will get something good if they do something that was asked of them. It hinders them to see the reality that sometimes the world is cold and you don't always get to have good things just because you do good.

[Magic-Money]

That's a good idea to teach the little one about Bitcoin investment and how it used to buy something to eat like chocolate, which every children like chocolate. To start with the Bitcoin Logo can make them identify Bitcoin from other alt-coins in the cryptocurrency trading platform.

[Aikidoka]

That's a good idea to teach the little one about Bitcoin investment and how it used to buy something to eat like chocolate, which every children like chocolate. To start with the Bitcoin Logo can make them identify Bitcoin from other alt-coins in the cryptocurrency trading platform.

Yes, these kinds of baby steps are the first things parents should take when they want to teach their kids about Bitcoin. Making it easy for them to understand and avoiding introducing complicated stuffs is important. If your kids don't show interest, it's best to stop trying and introduce them to other activities they enjoy. Perhaps one day they'll become interested in Bitcoin when they're in the right mood for it. However, it's really important to not force them to learn as that could lead them to dislike it eventually.