Plan Like Panda Pula: A Tale of the Bamboo Forest

Did you know that children form the basic models of their financial behavior at the age of 3-7? That is why it is so important to teach them the main principles of financial literacy at an early age. And teaching through fairy tales, where the main characters overcome difficulties by following these principles, will help make such lessons effective.

The children's book series "Financial Literacy Lessons for the Little Ones" is three fairy tales in verse, each of which examines one important financial lesson. In the first book you are holding in your hands, the pandas were almost left without food because they only ate bamboo, but did not plant it, and one day the forest almost ran out of it. And only thanks to Pula, an unusual panda with an "upside-down" coloring, they managed to escape. After all, Pula always followed an important principle: he planted more bamboo than he ate, that is, he spent less than he earned.

The story of Pula the Panda will introduce children to the basic principle of a financially literate person: you need to spend less than you earn. You will be able to explain to your child that you need to try to put something aside from each cash receipt so that the “safety cushion” grows.

The book is for children aged 3 years and older, as well as for adults who want to teach their child financial literacy.

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Recommended reader age: 3+

Posted by Doug Lockhart
Editor: Masha Rupasova
Year of issue: 2022
Publisher: Alpina Publisher
Pages: 40
Dimensions: 260x205x12 mm
Cover type: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-5-9614-8181-5
Series: Financial Literacy Lessons