They can do anything from walking your pets to serving the best lemonade in town! Along their adventure the Bear children learn a very important lesson about the value of money.Įyewitness Book: Money – It’s funny, this book keeps disappearing! I keep finding it under my son’s bed. The Berenstain Bears’ Trouble with Money -Brother and Sister Bear think money grows on trees! Not so, says Mama and Papa! Join the little bears as they start their own businesses. The Penny Pot will have your child giggling all the while learning about the value of coins. Murphy’s math books! They are easy for kids to understand with simple, clear language and engaging illustrations. Then look for coins hidden around your house, too! Can you find enough to buy a meal like the Pigs? Count it up and see what they can order from their favorite restaurant. Help them search their house for buried coins and cash. Pigs will be Pigs – The Pig family needs your help! They are hungry – I mean really hungry. The Cat makes learning about money as fascinating as it is fun! One Cent, Two Cents, Old Cents, New Cents – Does your little one love the Cat in the Hat? Follow the rascally rhymer as he travels through time to share the history of money from bartering to shells to coins and cash. Will the kids be successful? You’ll have to read to find out! This engaging read aloud will introduce your little one to counting coins as brother and sister team, Paulene and John-John, attempt to set up their lemonade stand in the middle of winter. Lemonade in Winter – If you have a little entrepreneur in your family, you’ll love Lemonade in Winter. It’s an easy way to introduce bigger concepts, and these entertaining books will act as a hook to grab your child’s attention. I love incorporating math literature into our lessons. Some of these are such a hit we read them everyday for a week!

I been adding one children’s book about money to our math basket at the beginning of each week. Support Your Kindergarten Money Lesson Plans

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