Financial Literacy Lessons and Activities for Grade 1 Teacher’s Resource Book, Reproducible Worksheets, Homeschool Resources, Classroom Lessons, Math ... (Financial Literacy Lessons & Activities) Paperback – December 31, 2022

These books are so useful to get children ready with terms of adult life. Supplemental cause this subjects are not taught at school.

A great introduction to financial literacy for young children! This workbook teaches valuable lessons on money, earning, paying, and buying through fun, easy-to-understand activities. The lessons are well-organized and engaging, making it ideal for both homeschool and classroom use.

This book has a good variety of financial-themed activities. I'd say it is more for 2nd grade. (I bought the 1st grade book)

Bought for a 1st grader but was a little above grade level in my opinion. Waiting for next year.

We love this! Great to put with your math curriculum

TITLE: Meaningful ways to teach financial literacyGreat real-life units to teach kids about money and economics! Each unit focuses on age-appropriate ideas kids can use in real life. The engaging stories introduce vocabulary and set the background for a real-life connection to the concepts taught.The activity pages can be completed quickly to reinforce the concepts. The hands-on activities can be played repeatedly to help kids master the concepts while applying math skills. Playing “store” and “bank” made it more meaningful for my child, as I could naturally ask the discussion questions in our play and refer back to the story.The pacing guide offers ideas for planning lessons. There are several helpful resource pages, such as an “add to 20 chart,” paper coins, and paper bills for play that can be copied or printed from the ebook.Grade 1 units include:Using Money to TradeBuying GroceriesShopping for ClothesEarning Money in Your FamilySaving MoneyPaying at a RestaurantRaising Money to Help OthersBuying and Selling at a Yard SalePlanning a PartyPaying at the Post OfficeEvan-Moor’s Financial Literacy pairs well with Evan-Moor’s Math Fundamentals as well.

Why is this child work book so expensive! $20