Finn’s Lost Dollar - A Forest Tale of Saving Spending and Sharing for Kids

Shu Chen Hou

Sinossi

💵🌳 What happens when you lose your only dollar? You gain a lesson worth much more.
 
When young Finn drops his only dollar, he’s not sure what to do—until his wise forest friends teach him their own ways of handling money. The clever Owl saves, the energetic Rabbit spends, and the kind Bear shares. Each animal shows Finn a different path, helping him understand that money can be used in many smart and thoughtful ways.
 
Finn’s Lost Dollar is a fun and accessible introduction to money habits for children. With relatable characters, playful storytelling, and a meaningful message, this tale encourages kids to think about how they use money—and why it matters.
 
Perfect for:
 
Teaching kids basic financial literacy (save/spend/share model)
 
Parents and educators introducing money concepts
 
Storytimes focused on responsibility and decision-making

Disponibile da: 03/05/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 40 pagine.

Letteratura per ragazzi

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