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Money on the Bookshelf
Family Financial LiteracyProgram: $20
University Nevada Cooperative Extension
Revised 2004
Marsha A. Goetting Marsha A. Goetting Ph.D., CFPPh.D., CFP®®, CFCS, CFCS
Professor & Extension Family Professor & Extension Family Economics SpecialistEconomics Specialist
Department of Agricultural Department of Agricultural Economics & EconomicsEconomics & Economics
Overall Goal • Teach children & parents Teach children & parents
money management by:money management by: Reading children’s books Reading children’s books Completing accompanying Completing accompanying
activities activities
Target Audience • Limited Resource Limited Resource ParentsParents
ChildrenChildren Ages 4 - 10Ages 4 - 10
Purpose • Provide parent & child Provide parent & child
with opportunities to with opportunities to have have positive interactions positive interactions about money.about money.
Purpose
• Enhance financial & Enhance financial & lifelong learning skills lifelong learning skills of of both both parent & child parent & child
Extension Faculty• Patricia BehalPatricia Behal• Alice CritesAlice Crites• Virginia HaldemanVirginia Haldeman• Jim BarcellosJim Barcellos
University of Nevada Cooperative University of Nevada Cooperative ExtensionExtension
Tools • 12 Books12 Books• Curriculum Guides:Curriculum Guides:
FacilitatorsFacilitators ParentsParents
12 Books• List--Lilac pageList--Lilac page
AuthorAuthor ISBN# Paperback VersionISBN# Paperback Version Price (as listed on Price (as listed on Amazon.com) Amazon.com)
12 Books• A Bargain For A Bargain For Frances Frances• A Chair For A Chair For My Mother My Mother
12 Books• Alexander, Who Alexander, Who Used to be Rich Used to be Rich Last SundayLast Sunday
12 Books• Just Shopping with Just Shopping with Mom Mom• My First JobMy First Job• Ox-Cart ManOx-Cart Man
12 Books• Sheep in a ShopSheep in a Shop• Something GoodSomething Good
Berenstain Bears• Mama’s New JobMama’s New Job• Trouble with Trouble with Money Money
12 Books• The PurseThe Purse• Tight TimesTight Times
12 Books• Which ones have Which ones have youyou• Read????Read????• Are aware of??? Are aware of???
Bibliography
• AnnotatedAnnotated• 52 additional books52 additional books
Background
Research • As financial pressures As financial pressures increase, parental hostility increase, parental hostility
toward childrentoward children increasesincreases
Parent Workshops
• DesignedDesigned• One-hour One-hour SessionsSessions
Helps• Tips Tips For For Demonstrating How Demonstrating How To Read Books to To Read Books to Young ChildrenYoung Children
Chart-Minnesota• Developmental Developmental CharacteristicsCharacteristics• Suggested Teaching Suggested Teaching Activities for Parents Activities for Parents
Development Chart• PreschoolersPreschoolers• Early ElementaryEarly Elementary• Middle ElementaryMiddle Elementary
Ice Breakers--9• Space JourneySpace Journey• Pretzel TwistPretzel Twist• Hit JackpotHit Jackpot• Mystery BagMystery Bag
Facilitator GuidesYellow sheet
• IdeasIdeas• DefinitionsDefinitions• ObjectivesObjectives
Ideas--Yellow handout
• Recognizing Recognizing Resources Resources• Allocating ResourcesAllocating Resources• SavingSaving
Facilitator Guide• The StoryThe Story• Short summary Short summary
Something to:• Think AboutThink About
• Talk AboTalk Aboutut• To Do To Do
Parent Guides • Similar to Similar to facilitatorfacilitator
• Reading LevelReading Level 4th grade4th grade
Additional Resources in Packet Additional Resources in Packet
• Move Over, HarryMove Over, Harry•Kiplinger’sKiplinger’s• September 2000September 2000
Additional ResourcesAdditional Resources• Young Children Learn Young Children Learn
About Money Through About Money Through Children’s LiteratureChildren’s Literature• Better Investing, 1998Better Investing, 1998
Money $avvy Kids Money $avvy Kids
• Personal Finance Personal Finance CurriculumCurriculum• Grades 1 - 5Grades 1 - 5
Lessons:
1.1. History of MoneyHistory of Money
2.2. Where Does Where Does Money Come FromMoney Come From
Lessons:
3.3. Kids Can Earn Kids Can Earn Money To Money To
4.4. Saving MoneySaving Money
Lessons:
5.5. Spending MoneySpending Money
6.6. Donating Donating MoneyMoney
Lessons:
7.7. Investing MoneyInvesting Money
8.8. Family Money Family Money Press ConferencePress Conference
Money $avvy Pig• 4 chambered piggy 4 chambered piggy bankbank• $14.95 plus $14.95 plus shippingshipping
Big 4 Concepts
• SaveSave• SpendSpend• DonateDonate• InvestInvest
Web Sites• PreschoolersPreschoolers• Kids BankKids Bank• Kids StuffKids Stuff• The Money PageThe Money Page
Publications• Family Family Financial Financial Management Management PublicationsPublications
April• Teach Children To Save Teach Children To Save Day Day• Contact Extension Family & Contact Extension Family &
Consumer Sciences Agent Consumer Sciences Agent
Marsha A. GoettingMarsha A. [email protected]@montana.edu
Money on the Bookshelf
Family Financial LiteracyProgram: $20
University Nevada Cooperative Extension
Revised 2004
