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Fun and Learning at McDonald’s Shark Slide Event$McDonald's(MCD)$  

Start by bringing your child to a free event at McDonald’s, like the shark slide event, where kids can exchange points for exciting activities. Make this a fun day out while subtly introducing the concept of points as a form of currency. Let them see how they can “trade” points for a fun experience. This will help them understand the basics of using resources to get something valuable in return.

McDonald’s Smart Promotion Strategy

As you both enjoy the event, point out how McDonald’s is cleverly using this event to attract parents and children from all over the country. Explain that McDonald’s is offering fun for free, but at the same time, they’re encouraging families to spend money on food and drinks while they’re there. This is a simple way to teach your child about marketing and promotion — how businesses use events to increase their revenue by attracting more customers.

Investing in McDonald’s: Make Money Grow

Now, tell your child that McDonald’s is not just about burgers and fries. It’s a business that makes money, and when people spend at McDonald’s, its profits grow. Explain that if they save money, they can buy shares in McDonald’s, and over time, $1 might grow into $2. This teaches them about investing — when a company does well, its stock price increases.

McDonald’s as Your “Godparent”: Earning Dividends

Finally, introduce the idea of dividends. Tell your child that when they own McDonald’s shares, it’s like having a “godparent” who gives them money every few months (in the form of dividends). This can make them excited about earning passive income just by owning a part of the company.

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