What Is Money?: Personal Finance for Kids (Money Management, Kids Books, Children, Savings, Ages 3-6, Preschool, kindergarten) (Little Economists) by Kelly Lee

As Seen In: The New York Times, Cornell Alumni Magazine Your child's first financial literacy book. This fun and concise book sparks curiosity in kids, encouraging them to explore more. Designed for ages 3-6, it does not include complicated topics like investments, currencies, digital payments, and cryptocurrency. In this charming story, young readers will discover the basics of money: earning, spending, saving, and sharing. Charlie learns that money doesn't fall from the sky; it has to be earned through work and smart choices. Children will explore different ways to earn money and understand the importance of good money habits. Charlie has three piggy banks: one for spending, one for sharing, and one for saving for future dreams like a bike or a robot dog. With engaging illustrations and an easy-to-understand storyline, "What Is Money?" is the perfect introduction to financial literacy for young children. Additional tips at the back make it an excellent classroom resource, a teaching tool for curious kids, or a first finance book for aspiring entrepreneurs. It's a must-have for parents and educators who want to teach kids about money management in a fun and relatable way. Note: Don't miss "How to Spend Wisely" in the same series to learn about budgeting! Read more