
Category: Children & Middle Grade
Regular price: $9.99
Deal price: $0.99
Deal starts: February 18, 2025
Deal ends: February 18, 2025
Do you want to teach your kid about money but not sure how?This engaging 5-book collection introduces young readers to essential financial concepts, from understanding money to spending wisely, and learning about credit cards, inflation, and supply and demand. Each book is crafted with fun, easy-to-understand language and vibrant illustrations, making financial literacy accessible and exciting for kids.This book contains the first 5 books in the series:What Is Money?How to Spend WiselyWhat Is a Credit Card?What Is Supply and Demand?What Is Inflation?Your child will:Understand the purpose of moneyMake smart spending choicesGrasp the basics of saving and earningLearn why prices go up and downBuild financial curiosity and critical thinkingUnderstand that credit card isn't pure magicThe Little Economists series is the go-to resource for parents and educators who want to teach kids essential money skills in a way that's both practical and fun.If you love easy-to-follow explanations, colorful characters, and hands-on learning, you'll love this series.What Parents and Educators Say:"The presentation of the ideas is flawless.""First time we read the book, it intrigued a 30 min conversation about selling cookies and how to make money/save money afterwards."“My little ones and I loved this book. Another great hit from the author. The explanation of money and what you can do with it is awesome.”"My kids love it and want to read it over and over again. I especially like the 3 piggy banks with an emphasis on saving.""I got this book for my 5 year old grandson and he totally loved it. The book uses simple language and has super cute illustrations. He kept asking me about money after the book and wanting to learn more.""Explaining supply and demand is no easy task even for high school economics teachers. This book laid out a fantastic example with such depth and clarity.""Parents can easily go weary attempting to answer a volley of questions about things like money - how to get it, why there isn’t more, stuff like that. This book is the perfect tool to get ahead of the question barrage (I’m thinking of my 3 and 5 year old daughters) and turn it into entertaining education."