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by Helen Hoang (Author)
Economics for Kids: Incentive & Transaction - Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales
Step into a world where learning economics is fun, friendly, and adventurous! In Book 2 of the Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales series, young readers embark on an exciting journey with Econ Mon and Econ Kid as they trek through the scenic Mt. Ainslie in Canberra, Australia. Along the way, they uncover two fundamental economic principles: incentives and transactions.
Told through the classic fable of The Crow & The Fox, this lively and engaging book transforms timeless wisdom into real-world lessons. Through clever trades, unexpected decisions, and valuable exchanges, children will explore:
✅ What are incentives, and how do they influence decision-making?
✅ How do transactions shape our daily lives and economies?
✅ Why do people trade things of value?
✅ How can we make smarter choices by understanding motivations?
With colorful illustrations and an engaging storytelling style, this book makes economics accessible and exciting for kids. Parents, educators, and young readers alike will enjoy the blend of classic fables, real-world examples, and fun economic insights.
Ideal for:
✔ Kids aged 7-12 eager to explore economic concepts in a relatable way
✔ Homeschooling and classroom learning
✔ Parents looking for educational bedtime stories
✔ Educators teaching financial literacy and decision-making
Small steps lead to big discoveries!
Join Econ Mon & Econ Kid on their adventure today!
