All About Money - Economics - Business - Ages 10+: The Thinking Tree - Do-It-Yourself Homeschooling Curriculum

I am using this with my 9th grader as an introduction to Economics. It's a great book to teach the basics.

We are really enjoying this book in our homeschool classroom. I think it was very well done and provides great research as well as good conversation starters. We got some great kids books at the library to go along with it and are really learning a lot about money, government, and economics.

Love this journal. It is an awesome journal covering so many topics about economics and how money works in society. It is a journal, which means it is not fill the blank workbook but more suggestions of books to read and a place to literally journal what you have learned. I think many that order Thinking Tree books expect a traditional workbook and not a journal. All About Money seems to be a little of both in one book. I love it! There are suggested topics and books to read as well as some questions to answer. If you want your high schooler to have a good understanding of the economy and this is a great resource. Highly recommend this book for parents too.

These are awesome workbooks. They explore all money concepts in detail! Economy, supply and demand, job market, stock market, etc. even the end has questions pertaining to the pandemic!My girls (age 12) have learned a lot! So glad I got these! A must buy to help preteen to teens learn the REAL life info on money and how is works in society! Also great independent work encouraged! I recommend highly!

I purchased this book to help build the curriculum for my daughter's homeschool classes. She needs a personal finance credit for high school, and I thought this would be perfect. It's okay, but it doesn't cover very much about personal finance, like getting a job, paying bills, personal loans, etc. Many of the pages say "Do your research." or suggest looking for videos on Youtube, but they don't suggest articles to read or videos to watch. Even the section about taxes is limited to four pages, and only one of them is helpful. I'm back to square one on my daughter's curriculum and probably won't be using this book.

As a homeschool mom I’m always looking for books that encourage research and are also really engaging. My teen son loved this book. I combined in life of Fred Financial choices to cover consumer math, and it made for a great math, financial literacy, and economics bundle.

I love this. I think it is so important for children to start thinking about this at a young age it covers money types from all over the world, from times when trade was currency to credit cards now, banking, intrest, loans, budgets ECT it really is a great way to introduce finance and its importance.

This book is of no use to us. We needed a single book which has all the info at a central place that’s why we buy books. Instead this book says at every page go to you tube and research yourself on this topic and come and write here. It’s just a plane worksheet asking kids to go on internet study and write here. If that was the case why must we buy it. Just giving few wiki definitions which is less than half a page n asking us to fill rest of it by research. Nonsense. Plz dont buy this book.