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Here are some Apps for organization and finance: Ernit - Ages 8 + (iOS and Android) Free Ernit strives to subscribe monetary values to actions, and it largely succeeds. Chore trackers are in abundant supply in both the iOS and Android app stores. But it's the customizable functions that set   Ernit apart from the other allowance apps. Parents set "tasks" for children to complete and children can in turn request chores. Once a task is completed, parents give virtual money to their child, or withdraw money from the child if a task isn't completed to satisfaction.  A list of preset tasks is provided and parents may also create their own. Ernit' s interface is whimsical and somewhat gamelike, but also sophisticated enough to feel serious. Chore Check- Ages 10+ (iOS) Free For families that are ready to transition to a more advanced chore/allowance tracking app, Chore Check fits the bill. The app can be used by the whole family as a way to assign chores, ch

The following list contains a variety of options for the discerning tween who may be dabbling in money management for the first time or discovering  how to make more informed food choices. There are apps that encourage mindfulness and ones that can assist with academic support. Most of the recommendations are free or available at a low price point. START HERE: 10 Cool Meditations for Pre-teens and Teens http://ow.ly/UXwi30m3515 This article from DoYouYoga offers 10 concrete activities for practicing mindfulness. HEALTH AND WELLBEING- Ages 10+ Headspace: Meditation (iOS and Android) Headspace's free offerings include 10 lessons routed in the "basics" of mediation. Additional packs revolve around issues such as sleep, self-esteem, acceptance, change, stress, anxiety, and balance among others. Stick with the free offerings for a while before exploring the paid options. Three Good Things- Ages 10 + (iOS) This very simple journaling app allows users to rec