The Joy of Teaching Economics and Money to Children

Stanley G Buford

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English

Tridreams Production Inc.
17 November 2025

Money (Children's&YA)

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As an Economics/History teacher, Stanley G. Buford knows how to reach young learners and their families. Scholars can understand economics better when we use terms they recognize from everyday experiences. For example, think of the word money. Money is what we use to buy things we want, like toys, snacks, or even books. When we go to a store, we exchange money for items. The more money we have, the more things we can buy. But if we have only a little, we have to choose carefully what to get. This is where some basic economic concepts come into play.

Another important term is goods. Goods are things we can touch and use, like clothes, food, and games. Our homes are filled with goods, and we often think about which ones we need the most. For example, on a cold day, a warm jacket might be more important than a new video game. This idea of prioritizing what we buy relates to another term called service, which is something we do for others, like getting a haircut or visiting a doctor. Understanding the difference between goods and services helps kids see how economics works in their everyday lives.

By: Stanley G Buford
Imprint: Tridreams Production Inc.
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 8mm
Weight: 213g
ISBN: 9798295409271
Pages: 114
Publication Date: 17 November 2025
Recommended Age: From 13 to 18 years
Audience: Young adult , Preschool (0-5)
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active