¿Qué es el dinero? (Yagi, Yoko)



Give, Save, Spend (Dayton, Howard / Dayton, Bev)



The Secret – Teacher and Parent Guide (Poole, Jenny;Suckling, Abigail)



FIRST SAVINGS ACCOUNT (LEWIS, SHARON M;MONA, SPENCER M;MESHEL, BUTLER)

?"First Savings Account??opens the doors to financial conversations with?children about basic saving concepts; moving from the piggy bank to?the bank account. Tia learns the value of saving?and the choices of where to save her money. ?

MOMMY, YOU HAVE A LOT OF JOBS (LEWIS, SHARON M;SPENCER, MONA M;BUTLER, MESHEL)

Children are visionaries. They see life in the simplest form. ?Daphney Dollar and Friends? ?Mommy, You Have A Lot Of Jobs? highlights how children can take a simple concept and?transform it into a career. Moms are motivators, teachers and so much more. ?Mommy, You Have A Lot Of Jobs? explores the tasks that we encounter every day and how they can be viewed as career choices in the eyes of a child.

TEN PENCE (OSUNBAYO, TOKUNBO)

All Tommy needed was 10p for the week and his goal to save up money for his Christmas shopping would stay on track.But where was he going to get it? Why weren?t his family being more helpful? He couldn?t just give up.After asking everyone in his family for that extra bit of cash, Tommy realises that there are better ways to get money than simply asking.Join Tommy on his mission to find 10p and find out how he gets more than he bargained for.?

BROKEN PROMISES (OSUNBAYO, TOKUNBO)

Brian just couldn?t believe his cousin had got this bad and Sandy didn?t understand why Brian wasn?t ready to help her this time.Desperate for some money to buy a cupcake, Sandy is determined to get a loan to help her enjoy it. However, Brian is convinced there are always better ways to handle one?s money and he was not ready to give in to Sandy?s demands.Will Brian be able to teach a strong-headed Sandy a better way to manage her money?

NOS VAMOS DE VIAJE… ¿CON QUÉ DINERO? (BATALLER SÁNCHEZ, MARÍA JOSÉ)

De la mano de un grupo de estudiantes de 4º de la ESO con ganas de viajar, este libro permite una fácil y útil comprensión de conceptos básicos de la economía y las finanzas: ahorrar, vender, confeccionar un presupuesto o entender en qué consisten las divisas o cómo funcionan las tarjetas de crédito. Nos vamos de viaje… es sobre todo una herramienta para que los jóvenes aprendan que el dinero no es un fin en sí mismo sino un medio. A través de un diálogo ágil, los asuntos que se abordan pertenecen a la realidad de nuestros jóvenes. A cada episodio le acompaña una guía didáctica y una propuesta de actividades. El libro, además de aclarar conceptos, transmite el esfuerzo que se necesita para ganar dinero y la importancia del trabajo en equipo. El dinero no es el malo de la película, pero tampoco cae del cielo.