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• Contents
• Foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Part I. TIPS FOR THE ALREADY OVERWHELMED PARENT
• 1. Why Teach Finance to Elementary Aged Children?
• 2. How to Make Teaching Finance to Kids Painless
• Part II. GETTING STARTED WITH MONEY: Beginner Level: Pre-K–1st Grade
• 3. What Is Money?
• 4. Why Do We Need Money?
• 5. How Do We Get Money?
• 6. The Building Blocks for Piggy Banks
• Part III. PIGGY BANK BASICS (SAVE, SHARE,AND SPEND): Intermediate Level: 1st–5th Grade
• 7. Allowance and Kid Jobs
• 8. Responsible Spending
• 9. Saving
• 10. Sharing
• Part IV. FOR THE OVERACHIEVING KIDS (OR PARENTS) WHO WANT TO LEARN EVEN MORE ABOUT FINANCE! Advanced
• 11. Kiddie Economics
• 12. Introduction to Banking and Investing
• 13. Learning about Advertising, Debt, and Taxes
• 14. Some Parting Words
• Appendix A. Matching Game Answers
• Appendix B. Quiz Answers
• Appendix C. Activity Index
• About the Author