Explore fun things about money, banking and the world of work, while learning important basic financial skills. On the last day, you get to work in a business and run your very own life-like town.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters is a community & culture summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 8 to 9. Tuition starts at $300 and goes up to $375 per session. The camp runs full_day sessions. Enrollment is currently unknown.
8-9
$300.0-$375.0
per program
full_day
Sessions (24)
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 1 (Ages 8-9)
In Week 1, campers dive into the basics of money and banking through fun, interactive activities designed for 8-9 year olds. They explore how money is earned, saved, and spent, and participate in hands-on games that simulate real-world financial decisions. Campers also begin preparing for their final project by learning about different jobs and roles in a life-like town. This week sets the foundation for understanding personal finance in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
Girls Can - June 15-18 (Denver)
Campers learn about women leaders around the world, connect with local businesswomen, and participate in activities to help discover how to be financially fit. The week wraps up with campers testing their skills by running Young AmeriTowne!
Young AmeriTowne - June 15-18 (Belmar)
Learn about government, banking, economics, supply and demand, advertising and much more. Then put your knowledge to work by running your own life-like town on the last day.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 2 (Ages 8-9)
During Week 2, campers continue their exploration of financial skills by learning about banking systems and the role banks play in our economy. Through engaging simulations, they practice depositing, withdrawing, and managing money in a bank account. Campers also start to understand the importance of budgeting and planning for expenses, preparing them for their upcoming role-playing in the life-like town. This week builds confidence in handling money responsibly.
Running your own biz - June 22-26 (Denver)
Curious about starting your own business? This program explores the basics of what it takes to get started, allows you to experiment with ideas, and helps you decide what business you might want to start. At the Friday Marketplace, sell the products you made throughout the week!
Young AmeriTowne - June 22-26 (Denver)
Learn about government, banking, economics, supply and demand, advertising and much more. Then put your knowledge to work by running your own life-like town on the last day.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 3 (Ages 8-9)
In Week 3, campers focus on the world of work by exploring different careers and the skills needed for various jobs. They participate in role-playing activities that simulate workplace scenarios and learn how earning money relates to job responsibilities. Campers also practice teamwork and communication skills, essential for running their life-like town. This week encourages curiosity about future careers while reinforcing financial literacy concepts.
International Towne - June 29-July 2 (Denver)
Learn about foreign currency, global trading and cultures around the world. On Friday, you will 'travel' and run the world as a citizen of International Towne.
Junior Money Matters - June 29-July 2 (Denver)
Explore fun things about money, banking and the world of work, while learning important basic financial skills. On the last day, you get to work in a business and run your very own life-like town.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 4 (Ages 8-9)
Week 4 invites campers to deepen their understanding of financial skills by learning about saving, spending wisely, and making smart financial choices. Through interactive challenges and games, they practice budgeting for everyday needs and wants. Campers also prepare for their final project by organizing businesses and roles for the life-like town, fostering leadership and planning skills. This week emphasizes practical money management in a fun environment.
Running your own biz - July 6-10 (Belmar)
Curious about starting your own business? This program explores the basics of what it takes to get started, allows you to experiment with ideas, and helps you decide what business you might want to start. At the Friday Marketplace, sell the products you made throughout the week!
Young AmeriTowne - July 6-10 (Denver)
Learn about government, banking, economics, supply and demand, advertising and much more. Then put your knowledge to work by running your own life-like town on the last day.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 5 (Ages 8-9)
In Week 5, campers engage in hands-on activities that simulate running a business, learning about entrepreneurship and customer service. They practice setting prices, managing inventory, and working as a team to solve business challenges. This week builds excitement and skills for the culminating life-like town experience, where campers will apply what they've learned about money, banking, and work. Creativity and problem-solving are key themes throughout the week.
International Towne - July 13-17 (Denver)
Learn about foreign currency, global trading and cultures around the world. On Friday, you will 'travel' and run the world as a citizen of International Towne.
Junior Money Matters - July 13-17 (Belmar)
Explore fun things about money, banking and the world of work, while learning important basic financial skills. On the last day, you get to work in a business and run your very own life-like town.
Young AmeriTowne - July 13-17 (Denver)
Learn about government, banking, economics, supply and demand, advertising and much more. Then put your knowledge to work by running your own life-like town on the last day.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 6 (Ages 8-9)
Week 6 focuses on teamwork and leadership as campers organize their roles and responsibilities for the upcoming life-like town. They practice communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills while refining their understanding of financial concepts. Campers also explore the importance of community and cooperation in running a successful town. This week prepares them to confidently participate in the final immersive experience.
Running your own biz - July 20-24 (Denver)
Curious about starting your own business? This program explores the basics of what it takes to get started, allows you to experiment with ideas, and helps you decide what business you might want to start. At the Friday Marketplace, sell the products you made throughout the week!
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 7 (Ages 8-9)
In Week 7, campers put their financial and business knowledge into practice by running their own life-like town. They take on various jobs and responsibilities, managing money, providing services, and collaborating with peers. This immersive experience allows campers to apply skills learned in previous weeks in a fun, realistic setting. Emphasis is on teamwork, responsibility, and real-world financial literacy.
Just Start It - July 27-31 (Denver)
Have you ever thought about making some extra money, but you're not sure how or where to begin? This camp gives you tools and tricks you need to make a business happen now! Campers develop real businesses and real products that they'll present on Friday for a chance to win awesome prizes.
Young AmeriTowne 2 - July 27-31 (Denver)
Been through Young AmeriTowne and want to go again with more challenges? Young AmeriTowne2 is for you! Expand your knowledge about investing, budgeting, credit and debit cards and experience Young AmeriTowne like never before.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 8 (Ages 8-9)
Week 8 offers a review and extension of financial concepts through creative projects and games. Campers reflect on their experiences running the life-like town and discuss lessons learned about money management and teamwork. They also explore advanced topics such as saving for goals and understanding credit in an age-appropriate way. This week reinforces confidence and prepares campers for lifelong financial success.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 9 (Ages 8-9)
In Week 9, campers explore the impact of money on communities and the environment. They participate in activities that teach responsible spending and giving back through charity and volunteering. Campers also engage in group projects that highlight the importance of financial decisions beyond the individual, fostering empathy and social awareness. This week encourages thoughtful money management with a community focus.
Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters - Week 10 (Ages 8-9)
The final week is a celebration of all the financial skills and knowledge campers have gained. They participate in fun competitions, presentations, and a closing ceremony that highlights their accomplishments. Campers also receive certificates and reflect on how they can apply money management skills in their daily lives. This week wraps up the camp experience with enthusiasm and pride.
Programs offered
Location
3550 E. First Ave., Denver, CO 80206 (Denver location) / 401 S. Pierce St., Lakewood, CO 80226 (Belmar location)
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters cost?
- Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters costs $300.0-$375.0 per session.
- What ages does Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters accept?
- Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters accepts children ages 8 to 9.
- Is Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters still accepting registrations?
- Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters enrollment is currently unknown. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters located?
- Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters is located at 3550 E. First Ave., Denver, CO 80206 (Denver location) / 401 S. Pierce St., Lakewood, CO 80226 (Belmar location) in Denver, CO.
- What is the schedule for Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters?
- Young Americans Center - Junior Money Matters offers full_day sessions.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.