"The ABC's of Money for Little Spenders" is a fun and engaging large print book that celebrates diversity and teaches children about money management in an easy-to-understand format. This book is perfect for children aged 4 to 8 years old who are just starting to learn about money and its importance. The book is structured alphabetically, each letter representing a different financial concept. For example, A is for Allowance, B is for Bank, C is for Coins, and so on.
Each letter is accompanied by a colorful illustration and a short description explaining the concept and how it relates to money. Throughout the book, children will learn about the different types of money, such as coins and dollars, and how to earn money by doing chores or selling goods. They will also learn about the importance of saving money for future goals, such as buying a new toy or going on a trip.
The book also touches on the importance of responsible spending, sharing, and being grateful for the money that you have. It encourages children to ask questions and seek guidance from adults when they are unsure about financial matters. Overall, "The ABC's of Money for Little Spenders" is a fun and informative book that helps children develop important money management skills that will serve them well throughout their lives.
Annette Harris is a wife, mother, and avid volunteer in her community. She is a military veteran who spent eight years in the United States Army with two wartime deployments (Afghanistan and Iraq). She has earned nine degrees, three Masters, three Bachelors, and three Associates, from 2003 to 2021. She graduated from Florida State University, Webster University, Liberty University, and Columbia College of Missouri. She is a certified human resources professional with over 15 years in the field. Annette is an online Adjunct Professor in Human Resources Management. She also owns Harris Financial Coaching and is a certified Financial Fitness Coach (FFC) and Accredited Financial Counselor.
Dweise Harris is a highly decorated veteran of the United States Army who served as a Warrant Officer for several years. During his time in the military, he demonstrated exemplary leadership skills and unwavering dedication to his country. After retiring from the Army, Harris became an Army JROTC instructor, where he continued to inspire and mentor young students, passing on his wealth of knowledge and experience to the next generation of leaders.