Money

Math

• The child has learned how to count and add different denominations of money.
• They have also learned how to calculate the total cost of multiple items, including tax.
• Additionally, they have practiced making change and understanding the concept of rounding money.
• Lastly, they have gained an understanding of the importance of budgeting and managing money.

For continued development in math related to money, encourage the child to explore real-life scenarios involving money. They can create a pretend store and practice making purchases and giving change. They can also analyze sales flyers and calculate the best deals. Another creative way to develop their understanding is to have them plan a budget for a family vacation or a special event.

Book Recommendations

• The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies: This book follows the story of siblings who start a lemonade stand and learn about competition, money, and entrepreneurship.
• The Million Dollar Shot by Dan Gutman: In this book, the main character has a chance to win a million dollars by making a half-court shot during a basketball game, highlighting the value and impact of money.
• Show Me the Money by Alvin D. Hall: This book provides practical advice on earning, saving, and managing money, offering valuable financial knowledge to young readers.