Explores the concept of money and illustrates several ways to earn money.

Explores the role of money in sports, including scholarships, merchandise, endorsements, and sports agents.

The perfect book for learning about money for kids! Discover how boys and girls can find savings programs designed especially for them, how can they establish their own bank account, write checks, and use an ATM card. Also find out how kids learn about stocks, and even start to invest their own money! Readers will find out: How and where money is printed? What do all those long numbers and special letters on currency mean? How can banks afford to pay interest? This helpful book offers ideas on how kids can earn, save, budget, and invest money of their own. Also offered are puzzles and games that focus on the theme of money. Color diagrams and illustrations are on nearly every page.

An elementary look at economics.

A collection of schemes that suggest how to make money and what to do with it (besides spend it).

Describes the history of trading, how markets and auctions work, and what rights consumers have.

Describes business principles with an emphasis on starting and running a business, using a lemonade stand as an example.

From earning, saving, and investing to tithing, spending, and avoiding the pitfalls of poor credit, this book offers clear, concise information about the impact of money and what it means to teens' faith filled lives. - Back cover.

Written by a kid for kids, A Kid's Guide to Giving offers a comprehensible guide to giving money, volunteering, donating goods, and organizing charity events. A list of over 100 charities that benefit peoples, animals, and the environment make it easy for kids to get involved with the organizations that mean the most to them. Including everything kids need to know about making a difference in the world around them, A Kid's Guide to Giving is a priceless addition to any child's library. A great birthday, bar mitzvah, confirmation, or graduation gift, parents, relatives, and friends can include a note or check to get kids started on the road to giving their time, money, and effort in this valuable book. Winner of an iParenting media award for "Greatest Products of 2006"!

The motivation to learn something new often comes from realizing how useful that knowledge will be in the future. This title helps provide that motivation for young math students by showing them ways various math operations are used in everyday financial transactions, from shopping to banking. To ease the intimidation some students feel about math, examples include simple tasks most students may already be doing. Content builds on this past experience and gives readers a possible glimpse of their futures by also briefly introducing financial careers that relate to some of the tasks used as examples.