In celebration of our tenth anniversary, Moonjar has created a brand new Moneybox with a global twist. Each metallic section is wrapped in the words, "Save, Spend and Share" in languages from around the world. The boxes are gold, silver and copper colors to appeal to the tween set as well as their parents.

This kit is designed to help parents teach kids about money — specifically saving, spending and sharing. It comes with a lesson plan, a book about how people approach money differently, a game to encourage money talk, and a Moonjar Moneybox to promote goal setting and budgeting. "This kit is designed to break open the money conversation at home and to help parents find staightforward, fun and meaningful ways to help the children sustain smart saving, spending and sharing for a lifetime," Mary Ryan Karges, vice president of Moonjar LLC, told TDmonthly. This product has received the following awards: 2009 Creative Child Seal of Excellence, Oppenheim Best Toy, Teachers Choice Award, IP award, and Global Learning Initiative award. Launch date: June 12, 2009.

The book follows two friends as they learn about saving, spending and sharing. “Because [kids] instantly connect with our story’s characters, they really like that it’s written as a discovery journey. And they love the illustrations!” Angela McNamara of Moonjar told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2007.

Noom and Raj want to start a business — a lemonade stand. Kids can follow them through this fun adventure as they learn all about money words and saving, spending and sharing with their Moonjar. Launch date: February 2007.

Here’s where it all began. Young readers meet Noom and Raj in this story about two friends who have fun together with their rock collections. They need to figure out what to do with their collections, and they end up learning all about saving, spending and sharing. “The characteristic that sets our books apart is that they start a conversation within families about money, and then Save, Spend and Share becomes the way they interact and make choices with money; [it’s] simple yet life-changing,” Angela McNamara of Moonjar told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 2007.

This "to-go" box is one of our Conversation to Go options – there are three total. This box is filled with 100 unique conversation starters about Vacation and travel. It’s not about where you have been, it’s about where you are going with this conversation game. It will bring you to places you never dreamed of.
 

Wealth, thrift and luck ... This game puts the curious conversation about money on the table. Families and friends can share their dreams and lend their thoughts, culminating in a rich experience for all who partake. The kit of questions comes in a handy Chinese take out style container.

"If you had $100 to give away who would you give it to and why?" "What is your favorite family activity?" "What are you most proud of?" Seattle-based Moonjar brings the fun of conversation back to game play. In Conversations to Go, players pick a fortune cookie-like game piece out of the box and begin the conversation. Money and Travel themed versions are also available.

"If you had $100 to give away who would you give it to and why?" "What is your favorite family activity?" "What are you most proud of?" Seattle-based Moonjar brings the fun of conversation back to game play. In Conversations to Go, players pick a fortune cookie-like game piece out of the box and begin the conversation. Money and Travel themed versions are also available.

Readers follow Noom and Raj in their adventures starting a small business. The book features a glossary of fundamental financial terms. It's hardcover, 9” x 9” and includes a Standard Moonjar Moneybox activity kit.

The Classic Moonjar Moneybox is a fun, new innovative way to help kids understand money. Made of three colorful, retro-tin containers and held together by a Moonjar Band. The red section is for Sharing and has lots of space for kids to place their own ideas about the people and causes they want to share with. The green section is for Spending and helps them visualize what they want to buy. The blue section is for Saving; encouraging both long and short term goals. Saving, Spending and Sharing. The Moonjar concept of SAVING, SPENDING and SHARING brings lifelong, life changing values to the families of today. This teaching tool is a hands-on, visual reminder that encourages the choices to be made with money. Moonjar has been recognized for meeting a global need with a clear uncomplicated tool. Moonjar is a positive step for financial literacy and children. This product won a National Parenting Center 2005 Seal of Approval.
— The Moonjar Classic Moneybox uses three distinct sections labeled share, spend and save. Leanne of Rave & Review praised the fact that each compartment separated from the others; kids won’t overspend, for example, if they only take the “spend” compartment to the store. However, some reviewers were disappointed by the rubber band used to hold the compartments together. See also Metropolitan Mama.