1. Let children know the source of money. Let children know that money is obtained through parents' labor, and let children know that money is hard to come by. You can let your children know the hardship and value of labor by involving them in housework, so that they can cherish money more.

2. Let children know the use of money. Let children know that the purpose of money is to meet the needs of life, not to compare and waste. You can let your children know the family's economic situation and use money more rationally by involving them in the daily expenses of the family.

3. Let children learn to save. Let children know the importance of saving and learn to save. Open a savings account for children, and children can save some pocket money every month, so that children can develop a good habit of saving.

4. Let children learn to manage money. Let children know the importance of financial management and learn how to manage money. By giving children some financial knowledge, let them learn how to invest and manage money correctly, and let them form a correct financial concept in the process of growing up.

5. Let children learn to manage themselves. Let children know how to manage money correctly and learn to manage themselves. Give children a certain amount of pocket money, let them manage their own money, and let them learn to use money reasonably.

6. Let children learn charity. Let children know the importance of charity and learn charity. By taking children to participate in some charity activities, children can understand the significance and value of charity and form a correct concept of charity in the process of growing up.

Specifically, money education for children needs to start from many aspects, so that children can understand the source and use of money, learn to save and manage money, learn self-management and charity, and let children form correct money concepts and values in the process of growing up and become a responsible person.