THE PIGGY BOOK
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THE PIGGY BOOK helps kids organize and save their money by providing 100 slots for bills, a goal-setting page, a deposit/withdrawal page, and a page showing the Presidents and government officials on US paper currency. The book is designed to encourage children to save money, set goals and spend wisely, and keep track of their money.
- Provider
- Piggy Book Group, LLC
- Author
- Barbara Ganin
- Price
- $19.99
- Price Note
- Plus $6 shipping for total of $25.99.
- Published / Released Year
- 2014
- Resource Categories
- Tools
- Resource Type
- Book/E-Book, Game/Toy
- Target Users
- Parent, home school, Student, self-directed study
- Grade Level
- 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 973-619-9739
- Jump$tart Standards
- None
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The Piggy Banker is a money journal to teach kids from 7 to 17 to keep track and become more aware of the money they earn, save, and spend through 52 weeks of easy to fill-out money journal worksheets. It also provides financial tips to encourage life-long habits of saving, investing, and thoughtful spending.
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THE SQUIRREL MANIFESTO is a modern-day fable designed to teach kids the four fundamental themes of money that will help children develop healthy financial lives: spend a little, save a little, give a little and tax a little. It helps children learn the opportunities and obligations that money provides.
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