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Josie and Sam learn the value of dividing their weekly allowances into portions for saving, spending, and giving to charity.

Provides information about dimes, describing what they are made of, what they are worth, what they look like, and what their different symbols mean.

Provides information about dollars, describing what they are made of, what they are worth, and what they look like.

Welcome Books provide children with a fun and exciting introduction to reading about money.

Presents information on some of the ways in which people earn money,working, and describes methods of saving and spending.

Provides information about pennies, describing what they are made of, what they are worth, and what they look like.

Provides information about quarters, describing what the are made of, what they are worth, and what they look like.

Introduces basic concepts of monetaray payment, with simple text and illustrations, as Kyle and Amy go shopping for school supplies, their Dad pays for items by check, credit card, and cash.

A young girl named Karly opens a lemonade stand on a hot summer day and learns firsthand such business concepts as capital, supply and demand, gross and net profit, the market, monopolies and competition, discounts, and partnerships.

Shannon learns how the stock market works by tracking the rise and fall of the Taco Bell share she was given by her Uncle Joe for her birthday.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how money travels, what tellers do at the bank, how loans are made, and much more.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how people years ago traded goods on the barter system rather than using currency.

Presents a children's book for early readers that explains what taxes are and what taxes are used for.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the various things in history that were used as a form of currency such as shells, stones, animal hides, and food.