Short storybooks that make prices, sales tax, saving, and smart choices easy
Money sense for ages 5–10, told as adventures
How it works
1. Read the adventure
This is the storytelling phase. “The adventure” is the narrative or context that introduces a topic, making the learning process engaging and fun from the start.
2. Learn the concept
This section focuses on understanding the core concepts. It uses simple examples to break down complex ideas into manageable, easy-to-digest pieces
3. Practice
Through interactive activities like a mini-quiz and printables, learners can test their understanding and reinforce what they’ve learned.
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Created by educators. Led by María Jiménez. Stories with JJ. Design and illustration by Andrea
The “Accounting for Grade Schoolers” series
JJ and Andrea at the Park: Understanding Sales Tax
Each book is a short adventure. After the story you get a “What we learned” page, practice sheets, and a 5-question exit ticket.
- Kids learn: price tags vs checkout totals, percent in plain words, paying the right total
- Why it matters: the total can change at checkout. Kids see why and how to check it
- Practice: quick problems with step-by-step solutions
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