Little Economists is an illustrated financial literacy book series for
kids ages 4–10. Through relatable stories and colorful
pictures, children explore how money works and how to make thoughtful
choices with it.
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What's inside:
Little Economists Box Set 1 (Books 1–5)
What Is Money?
How to Spend Wisely
What Is a Credit Card?
What Is Supply and Demand?
What Is Inflation?
Book 6:What Is a Stock?
Book 7:What Is Interest and Compound Interest?
Book 8:How to Make Money
Book 9:How to Save Money
Smart Money Conversation Cards to spark family conversations about saving, spending, sharing, earning, and entrepreneurship.
3 FREE Sheets of Stickersfeaturing your favorite characters from the Little Economists series.
What will your child learn?
Cute stories kids enjoy. Relatable characters and colorful illustrations make learning about money a fun part of story time.
Big ideas, explained simply. Short sentences and easy-to-understand language help your child learn about everything from everyday spending to stocks and compound interest.
Practice thinking through choices. Explore what the characters do and talk about what your child would choose.
Conversations beyond the books. Use the conversation cards to discuss saving, spending, sharing, earning, and entrepreneurship.
No finance background needed. The stories give you an easy way to explain money and explore it together.
Your child will have fun while learning an important life skill.
$120+ in value
As Seen In: The New York Times, Good Morning America, Cornell Alumni Magazine, and Bay Area Parent.
Buying for a group or organization?
Save up to 45% on bulk orders. Great for corporate gifts, schools, nonprofits, and financial literacy events.
I had really been trying to figure out a way to teach my five-year-old daughter that things cost money and what value actually is. I had never even considered taking these more complex concepts and explaining them on her early elementary level, but she is actually really understanding and getting it. She loves reading through the pages with me, and my kids are obsessed with the illustrations and the conversation cards.
