Refer to this full list of participating Coca-Cola brands to choose something suitable for your child.Īfter you family finishes drinking it, have your child go through the End Life Choices below. The next time you go grocery shopping, pick up a bottle of something from the MCR Program. In fact, lots of “trash” still has monetary value you can extract from it.Īnd while kids have been learning about recycling for years (I remember thinking how hip it was when the trashcan on Mac desktops were replaced with a recycling bin), they probably don't understand the money value firsthand because it's the recycling companies reaping the extra bucks from the recycling process, not them. Products have end lives, and they don't have to be just the trash can. Where to begin with your own child? Choose the lesson you'd like to reinforce with your own child based on either the questions or feedback they naturally raise while inputting the codes, or based on where their personal money development is at the moment. Some are more complex than others, so I've numbered them from easiest to grasp to most difficult. While inputting a bunch of codes the other day − thanks, Mom! − I realized there are some valuable money lessons to be learned through this program. So what does this have to do with money lessons for your child? 4 My Coke Reward Money Lessons for Your Child You input these codes into their website, M圜, and then redeem accumulated points for gift cards, merchandise, and sweepstake entries. There are codes imprinted on most Coke products, such as under the caps or on the cardboard tear-away area of 12-packs. Coke developed it back in 2006, intending to increase loyalty (as if my husband needs another excuse to drink more Coke!). You've probably heard of the My Coke Rewards program (MCR). ** your child does not have to increase soda intake to do these activities − see ideas below for how to get your hands on lots of caps without drinking any soda! What is the My Coke Rewards Loyalty Program? Yet with most things that aren't “good” for us in life ( hellooooo french fries!), there are ways to extract valuable nuggets from it.įor us, extracting “valuable” nuggets from my husband's/mother's Coca-Cola addiction loyalty has meant scoring Nike gift cards through Coke's loyalty reward program.Īnd for your child? It's using this same program to learn some pretty powerful money lessons.īut first, let's learn more about the program itself. Soda? Soooo not good for kids**, and seemingly completely unrelated when figuring out how to teach kids about money. How to teach kids about money using the My Coke Rewards program

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