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How do banks make paper bills? Will stores accept the paper bill you made at home? In this book, your child will be learning about money - its origin and its importance. Using this knowledge, your child will have the foundation to create smart financial decisions. Growing up will be a breeze if your child has the knowledge he/she needs. Grab a copy today!

A whimsical romp in rhyme through the seasons of the year, Dance of the Seasons is easy and fun to listen to for both children and parents.

Enjoy cow'nting down to bedtime with this sweet song and tale of a mama's love for her baby calves. Five Little Cows will pull at your heartstrings and bring peace, fun, joy, and sweetness to your bedtime (or anytime) routine. This singing and rhyming audiobook is fun for the whole family, but extra engaging for young children. Along the way you may wonder, will this mama cow ever get her calves to sleep? But rest assured, she will.

In order to move along roads and streets in a safe way, you need to master the traffic rules. Fenek will experience it first-hand. Will everything turn out for the best, and will our little friend learn to behave properly on the road? Thanks to this audiobook, your child will: Get to know the behaviour patterns that can be dangerous on the road, learn what a pedestrian crossing is, Gain information on the correct way of crossing the street, and learn about crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing.

In this audiobook, we’re going to appreciate the value of money based on how it is created. What machines make the coins and paper bills? Technology has evolved from then and now, but it’s always to make things work faster and better. What is your favorite part in the process of making money?

What is your child’s attitude toward money? Does he/she buy everything with it? You should be shaping your child’s buying attitude today through this money book. Here, your child will learn about the basics and importance of personal finance. Hopefully, he/she will use the information to become a smart consumer soon. Grab a copy today!

Why should you teach your little ones about saving? Well, doing so means teaching your child the relationship between earning, saving, and spending. This knowledge will create the foundation of learning the value of money. Moreover, studying about money will expand the learning concepts of counting coins and making change. Get a copy and learn today!

It was a memorable day for Ruby Red, Celinda Blue, Dazzling Yellow, Dr. Brown, Wendy White, Vernie Green, Tangie Orange, Coach Violet, and the determination of Benji Black when he signed up for a roller-blading contest. The crayons in Rainbow Land ended the day with a special crayon tree.

This book is to help teach kids how to count and spell numbers in a fun way. Do you want to introduce your child to numbers and spellings? Then scroll down and click the "Buy Now" button now.

The term stock market creates a lot of buzz these days, but it can be confusing for kids. The purpose of this book is not necessarily to equip your child with the knowledge to trade, but to encourage him/her to appreciate how stocks work. Shape your child’s understanding of the world of finance. Add this book to your child’s collection today!

Don’t shelter your kids from grown-up realities including money matters. Instead, teach your children how to handle money to avoid financial regrets later on. A powerful tool that you an use to teach the young about money are references books, like this.

Would you like your child to learn about banks? Then here’s the book to start! Learning about banking and finance while still young will instill an early appreciation of money and savings. Financial literacy pertains to the ability to make effective money decisions. Yes, your child is ready to make such decisions, but with your guidance. Get this book in your learning collection today!

It's autumn in the Big City! Little Elliot and Mouse love the hustle and bustle of the city streets. But sometimes it feels like there are too many people, too many noises - just too much! The best friends decide to get out of town for a vacation in the countryside. There, they'll discover the sights and smells of autumn in the country. Everything is more fun when shared with a friend!

It’s not enough that a child knows how to count money. It’s important that he/she also knows how to earn, save and spend money wisely. The purpose of this book is to expand your child’s knowledge on a concept that will be discussed in school. As a book culled from the official school curriculum, this will make an exciting follow up tool for third graders.

Economics plays a vital role in any nation around the world. The purpose of this book of social studies is to grow your child’s knowledge of economics, not to the point of solving money troubles (yet), but understanding why these problems should be resolved. Encourage your child to continue the learning habit at home. Start today.

Mary Ann Jacobs stared at her math book, trying to make sense of it all. It was too difficult! She had been staring at the same problem for over an hour, but she had no idea how to solve it. She could ask her brother Rupert for help.... Unlike her, he was good at everything.

Parents are searching for resources, and The Shaggy Donkey children’s book is a positive and encouraging reflection of a true story of resiliency for children, co-created by children. Made with love by a mother, father, and their two daughters, The Shaggy Donkey has something for everyone! Listen to the book to discover what The Shaggy Donkey has to say about resiliency to children, and his unique gift he has to share with them!

Kids Making Money introduces children to the different ways adults earn money from jobs and helps them think about age-appropriate jobs kids can do, too. Ages five to eight.

Sharing with Others explains the values of charity and sharing one’s earnings and time. The book helps young children see the benefits of sharing their time and money. Ages five to eight.

Saving for the Future helps children see the benefits of saving a portion of money earned. The book addresses the concepts of needs and wants. Ages five to eight.