Cat and Dog Learn About Needs and WantsCat and Dog go to the grocery store. Cat wants to buy comic books, toys, candy, and more! But what are the things they really need? Read to find out how Cat and Dog learn the difference between what that want and what they really need.Financial literacy topics covered in this book: Needs...

Cat and Dog Start a BusinessCat and Dog are having a fun summer! After their swim lessons and summer camp are over, they find themselves with some extra time before school starts. At the library one day, Cat finds a great book. Read about how Cat and Dog make a plan and start their own business.Financial literacy topics covered in...

Cat and Dog Learn to BudgetBecause it's a rainy day, Cat wants to go shopping and spend all the money that was saved for a rainy day. When Cat learns what saving for a rainy day really means, the two friends learn about budgeting and make a plan for their piggy bank money.Financial literacy topics covered in this book: Earning...

Cat and Dog at the BankCat and Dog's saving jar and piggy bank are overflowing. They decide to find out what a bank is and how the bank can help them with their money.FL topics covered in this book: Financial institutions Purpose of banks Banking services Types of bank accounts Deposits and withdrawals

Cat and Dog Learn to EarnCat and Dog want ice cream on a hot day. When they see that their piggy bank is almost empty, they find a way to earn some money.Financial literacy topics covered in this book: What is money? Why do we need money? The ability to earn money Ways to earn income/money Goods and services Spending...

Cat and Dog Plan for the FutureIt's Career Day at school. Cat, Dog, and their school friends learn about lots of different jobs and careers. They get ideas for what they might want to be when they grow up! They learn to plan ahead. They learn about colleges and trade schools and how to start saving for the future.Financial literacy...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Research has shown that repetition is essential for the brain to learn and recall information. The activities in this book will provide your child with repeated practice in addition. When addition facts are automatic, basic computation skills such as subtraction, multiplication, and division are easier to learn. Thus, mastering these addition facts will help your...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Every day your child is acquiring the skills needed for entry into the world beyond family and home. This book provides practice in number and shape recognition, number writing, number value, number conservation, classification, sets, and patterns. The activities in this book may seem simplistic, but their mastery is essential. Repetition is key, but remember...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Knowledge of patterns enables us to make predictions and solve problems. Noticing patterns in nature and in home routines and observing the sequence of daily events strengthens mathematical thinking and supports logical thinking and understanding of the world. Reading comprehension and the ability to solve mathematical equations are dependent on a child’s skill in patterning...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Every day your child is acquiring skills needed for entry into the world beyond family and home. The activities in this book are designed to give young children practice in number recognition and counting, both important early math skills your child will encounter in Kindergarten. Though Kindergarten may still be a year or two away,...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Every day your child is acquiring skills needed for entry into the world beyond family and home. This book provides practice in hand-eye coordination and knowledge of number order, both skills that promote proficiency in both fine motor development and counting activities your child will encounter in Kindergarten. Continued practice with these skills helps develop...

**THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT!** Going to school for the first time is an exciting, highly anticipated event for both parents and their young children. Though that time may be a year or two away, it is not too early to begin preparing your child for a successful school experience. Research has shown that repetition is essential for the brain...