The Biz Kidz are back! These creative, ingenious, out-of-the-box thinkers are “all aboard” for a brand new adventure!
Join the Manor siblings, Brother, Jacob, Elsie, and Dabney, as they learn about banking, investing, and gain new perspectives on how to put their money to good use. Jacob’s visit to the bank with his father spurs exciting ideas and possibilities that will take their entrepreneurial ventures to the next level.
Biz Kidz fresh outlook, creative freedom, and thought-provoking and innovative ideas will prompt children to journey beyond the norm.
Biz Kidz Money Matters is two combined storylines that incorporate character-modeling and valuable life-long lessons. Educational exercises, math, vocabulary, history snippets, and funpad activities are built in to provoke cognitive development and expand upon the potential of each child.
Biz Kidz Money Matters is JAM PACKED with things to do!
- Two stories
- Full-color pages
- Great storylines
- Character building
- Goal setting
- Family values
- A new spin on fun pad activities
- Black-and-white coloring pages
- Connect the dots
- Fast facts
- Math equations
- Vocabulary
- Letter writing
- And much more!
Great for homeschoolers, unschoolers, preschoolers, children, teens, and parents too!
Add Biz Kidz Money Matters to your child’s library collection TODAY!
Foreword written by
RASHANA HOOKS-DUC
Mother & Writer
Family Series: Biz Kidz
Co-authors: Clarence & Deneen Matthews
Publisher: DeeClare Publishing
Categories: Children, Family, Fiction, Education, Financial Literacy
ISBN: 978-0-578-81686-9
Paperback
43 pgs
Avery Leigh –
An educational, informative, and engaging experience for younger and older readers. A more than worthwhile investment in any child’s life.
Alan Leigh –
Biz Kidz Money Matters, in my opinion, is a phenomenal book for kids. In a world where kid’s books are polluted with magic and adventure in far away lands, it’s nice to know that there are still books for young readers to learn real world lessons, such as saving money and business, both essential pieces of knowledge. The puzzles and activities are great additions to an already packed book. And kids will love the coloring pages, where they can take a break and let everything they’ve read sink in. Not to forget, the book is also just a good story, even without the extra activities. All-in-all, I love this book and I can’t wait to see what’s next for the Biz Kidz.
Andy Leigh –
It was wonderful. I loved it. It is full of activities and good stories with good morals. My favorite activity is the find the difference.
Aiden Leigh –
Biz Kidz Money Matters is great for young children, tweens, teens, and adults alike. And as you mature, you get a deeper and more respectful understanding of it means to make wise money choices. And you can learn in a fun, interactive, and engaging way.