Business & Economics - Kids

Join Adesua's Big Adventure as she learns about money. Money is a tool we use to buy things we need and want/ It's important to learn how to use money wisely and in this book children can follow Adesua and learn with her.Author: Leasia...

Cardin's Big Idea���� What if your love for toy cars could turn into a real business?Cardin is a creative and ambitious young boy who loves designing and playing with toy cars. One day, he comes up with a big idea-what if he could create...

The theme of this story is the basics of economics, focusing on concepts such as supply and demand, pricing, and the value of money. Through Ella's curiosity and her dad's explanations, the story illustrates how prices are determined, the role of money in facilitating...

Definition of Data Analytics Data analytics is a broad term used to refer to the process of examining, cleansing, transforming, and modeling data sets to discover useful information and support decision-making. This complex discipline encompasses a variety of techniques and theories drawn from many...

Definition of Social Media Marketing With the explosion of digital communication, businesses have increasingly turned to social media platforms to market their products and services. This utilization of social platforms to drive consumer engagement and stimulate interest in products, services, or ideas is known...

Overview of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Search Engine Optimization, commonly known as SEO, constitutes a fundamental component of digital marketing strategies. With the rapid evolution of Internet technology and digital media, businesses utilize SEO's power to boost their online visibility and reach their potential...

"Addy's Big Dream: A Kid's Guide to Starting Your Own Business with God"Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? In Addy's Big Dream, 10-year-old CEO Adalyn Johnson shares her journey of turning her love for lipgloss into a thriving company, Addy's Lipgloss...

The Oak and the Reed: Economic Lessons for KidsPart of the bestselling Economics for Kids seriesIn a world that's constantly changing, how do nations stay strong-and yet flexible enough to thrive? The Oak and the Reed: Economic Lessons for Kids brings these big questions...

Economics for Kids: Why Does Money Get Messy? - Lessons from Fables & Fairy TalesWhat can The Fox and the Grapes teach us about money? In Book 13 of the Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales series, young readers explore the...

Globalisation: The Ant and the Dove - Winners and Losers Part of the bestselling Economics for Kids seriesStep into the interconnected world of trade, teamwork, and transformation with Globalisation: The Ant and the Dove - Winners and Losers. This insightful children's book brings one...

AI & Future Tech Part of the bestselling Economics for Kids seriesWelcome to the future-where intelligent machines, creative coding, and digital assistants are shaping a whole new world. AI & Future Tech is an engaging, imaginative, and informative book that opens the doors of...

How Trade Works invites children to explore the magic of global trade and the power of teamwork through the timeless fable The Lion and the Mouse. Part of the bestselling Economics for Kids series, this engaging book transforms complex economic concepts into fun, easy-to-understand...

Technology and Economic Growth is a captivating and educational story that introduces children to the incredible role of technology in shaping the modern economy. Through the adventures of a group of young apprentices in a village facing challenges, readers discover how innovation, teamwork, and...

Have you ever wondered how your favourite app knows just what you like? Or why your school cafeteria always seems to pick the right menu? Dive into A Cool Guide to Statistics and Data Science, where exploring numbers and patterns becomes as exciting as...

Cheri has creatively produced a monthly savings for life program that will enrich the lives of our children spiritually and financially. Thisbook is an example of how both can be combined into a meaningful guide for prosperity. Every family is Bermuda can benefit from...

Cheri has creatively produced a monthly savings for life program that will enrich the lives of our children spiritually and financially. Thisbook is an example of how both can be combined into a meaningful guide for prosperity. Every family is Bermuda can benefit from...

A good economy is one supports healthy competition. This means that several brands will be producing the same base products, but with different perks, costs and features. You base your decision to purchase one product over another on price or personal preferences. But there...

When you were considering careers, what drove you to make those choices? In most instances, your decisions on training and education are influenced by how much money you will make. This train of thought is not only normal, but it is also justifiable. This...

In a healthy economy, there is an interdependence between producers and consumers. Producers are those who create goods or provide services. Meanwhile, consumers are those who buy goods and services. Read about how the actions of consumers affect business decisions, and how these have...

In a previous Baby Professor Book, you have read about the barter system and the many kinds of economic systems. In this book, you will learn about how countries exchange goods and services. You will also learn the reason for this exchange. Examples are...

Explore the dynamics of economics with 'If the Price is Right!': a vital resource for Grade 5 Social Studies. This book simplifies the intricate relationship between price, supply, and demand, illustrating how these elements influence business decisions and consumer behavior. Dive into real-world examples,...

This book provides an introduction to economics and economic systems. It uses relatable examples like lemonade stands to explain the complex processes that keep societies moving. It will also explain how goods are made, distributed, and sold. The economic systems of capitalism and communism...

In this book, you will learn about the living conditions of African American slaves during the mid-1800s. Reflect on how they were treated and whether resistance was actually the right thing to do. Also, explain why slave labor was important at the time and...

Making money does not just mean printing them on paper. There are a lot of other factors to consider before any country could start producing money. In this book, you will learn about why and how countries make money. Learn more about economics by...

Examine the shift of primary industries in the US in the mid-1800s. The early settlers were farmers but when factories and different industries mushroomed, the people's lives changed dramatically. You will read about the big change in this book for fifth graders. Go ahead...

In a previous Baby Professor Book, you have read about the barter system and the many kinds of economic systems. In this book, you will learn about how countries exchange goods and services. You will also learn the reason for this exchange. Examples are...

Explore the dynamics of economics with 'If the Price is Right!': a vital resource for Grade 5 Social Studies. This book simplifies the intricate relationship between price, supply, and demand, illustrating how these elements influence business decisions and consumer behavior. Dive into real-world examples,...

In this book, you will read about the Law of Supply and Demand. You will slowly begin to understand why this law one of the cores of economic systems. Knowledge acquired here will help you to better make sense of why you are paying...

When you were considering careers, what drove you to make those choices? In most instances, your decisions on training and education are influenced by how much money you will make. This train of thought is not only normal, but it is also justifiable. This...

This book provides an introduction to economics and economic systems. It uses relatable examples like lemonade stands to explain the complex processes that keep societies moving. It will also explain how goods are made, distributed, and sold. The economic systems of capitalism and communism...

A good economy is one supports healthy competition. This means that several brands will be producing the same base products, but with different perks, costs and features. You base your decision to purchase one product over another on price or personal preferences. But there...

There are certain things that you want and those that you need. It is imperative that you know how to differentiate between the two so that you spend your money wisely. This book teaches you to know the difference between wants and needs. Later,...

When African American slaves were freed, did society welcome them with open arms? In this book, you will learn about the problems freed slaves faced and analyze if they were truly free. This book emphasis several discrimination as the main problem freed slaves faced...

Cotton was a major economic activity in the South. Along with the growth of the cotton-growing industry was the emergence of exportation, plantations and human labor. Cotton should be handpicked that's why slaves were common in these plantations. In this book, you will examine...

In this book, you will learn about the living conditions of African American slaves during the mid-1800s. Reflect on how they were treated and whether resistance was actually the right thing to do. Also, explain why slave labor was important at the time and...

Making money does not just mean printing them on paper. There are a lot of other factors to consider before any country could start producing money. In this book, you will learn about why and how countries make money. Learn more about economics by...

At the end of this book, you should be able to describe the differences between the three economic systems of traditional, market and command. Further analyze what the advantages and disadvantages of each system. The ability to recognize example of each market system is...

At the end of this book, you should be able to correctly explain what Gross Domestic Product (GDP) means. With the definition, you will also be able to identify the similarities and differences in the levels and sources of GDP in several countries across...

The basketball team of friends known as the Shooting Stars are back again and still feeling the need to prove themselves. They want to make it to the championship in the new school year and show everyone that they can go right to the...

Engaging and fun to read, Economics Adventures for Young Explorers introduces young readers to foundational economic principles and their practical application in everyday life. With both personal and business contexts, the book unpacks how individuals, businesses, governments, and even countries use economics to support...

April Sawyer grew up in the bustling city of New York. April loved to explore and learn new things. Like many kids, there was one important thing April didn't get to learn about in school: financial literacy. This means understanding money, saving, and even...

Investing Is the Best Thing! Kid's Edition is the perfect starter guide for kids eager to explore money management and investing. Packed with engaging examples, simple explanations, and fun activities, this book makes learning about stocks, bonds, real estate, and financial responsibility exciting and...

An introduction to the geography, history, economy, culture, and people of Nigeria. Bright, colorful designs and hands on activities will keep children engaged as they learn about Nigeria and its people.Author: Dana Meachen RauISBN-10: 1602798303ISBN-13: 9781602798304Publisher: Cherry Lake PublishingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2010Pages: 48Format: Library BindingWeight:...

Examine the shift of primary industries in the US in the mid-1800s. The early settlers were farmers but when factories and different industries mushroomed, the people's lives changed dramatically. You will read about the big change in this book for fifth graders. Go ahead...

There are natural resources within your state. Can you name them all? This book opens your eyes to see the natural bounty within your state. In addition, there is also a discussion on how people can protect the natural resources near them. Invest in...

Managing Money uses the National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education by the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. The book provides the earliest of readers a foundation in managing money. Simple sentence structure and word usage help readers develop word recognition and reading...

In Rumpelstiltskin, children journey into a whimsical fairy tale world to uncover the hidden magic of taxes! Through this playful adaptation, kids discover how taxes fund schools, hospitals, and roads-essentials that keep any kingdom running smoothly. Along the way, they learn that taxes are...

The Fisherman and His Wife brings a classic fairy tale to life with a modern twist on money management. When a humble fisherman catches a magical fish, he's granted wishes that his ever-ambitious wife demands-and demands again. Before long, they learn a powerful lesson:...

The Bremen Town Musicians: Economic Ways of Thinking introduces children to the fundamentals of entrepreneurial thinking, teamwork, and creative problem-solving using the adventurous journey of four unlikely friends. As the animals join forces to find a new future, young readers learn how collaboration, courage,...

Full Description (SEO Optimized)The Twelve Huntsmen: Economic Thinking for Kids uses a timeless fairy tale to introduce young readers to the power of skeptical inquiry, critical thinking, and smart decision-making. Through the clever actions of twelve disguised women, children learn that curiosity and fact-checking...