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Making Money

From Doing Chores to Going to Work

Ruth OwenSeries: I Can Be Money Smart
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Pages
32
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Ruby Tuesday Books

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With online shopping and payments made with just a tap on our phones, it can be easy for young people to imagine that money truly does grow on trees.

That's why it's more important than ever that kids have a good financial education, and it's never too early for them to start honing their money management skills.
In this title, readers will discover the many different ways in which we earn our money.


• How can kids earn extra allowance by doing chores or starting their first business?

• What do terms such as wages, salary, part-time work, full-time work, career, or being an entrepreneur mean?

• And once they've earned some money, what should they do with it to be money smart?



The information is presented in a fun, engaging way and is made accessible for this young audience. Kids love the idea of making money, and this title is packed with facts, ideas, activities, and projects to bring this exciting topic alive.

Related Subjects

  • Business & Economics
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Money
  • Concepts
  • General
  • Mathematics

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