Once Upon a Milk
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- ISBN8215606681
- EAN9798215606681
- Date de parution13/12/2022
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWMG Publishing
Résumé
Once Upon a Milk is a Financial Tale about InflationA story that Children and Adults will Learn from and Love: Once upon a time, in a faraway town called Brettonwood, there was a hard-working milkman who delivered the most delicious milk. Just one little drop turned coffee creamy and cereal sweet. But after a sudden accident wrecks the milk truck and its precious milk cargo, the Milkman must live out his wildest fantasy if he wants to deliver on his promise to the friendly townspeople.
Inspired by Real-Life Historical Events:In 1944, forty-four world nations agreed on a new system of international economic order called Bretton Woods, which backed the US dollar with physical gold. The "Gold Standard" stabilized prices and prevented inflation. But after a sudden decision by President Nixon to back the dollar by nothing, bankers and politicians were free to live out their wildest inflationary fantasies, regardless of the consequences.
A Fun Introduction to Financial Literacy (Inflation):An action-packed story with hilarious writing and charming illustrations that will have readers smiling, laughing, and most of all, learning! For kids, the story is a lesson on inflation. For adults, the story is a satirical commentary on current economic policy. Once Upon a Milk is written like your favorite Disney movie with double meanings for the whole family.
Children will Learn About:InflationThe effects of printing moneyWhy prices go upThe difference between gold and dollarsThe history of money and the gold standardIncluded in the book are supporting educational and conversational materials that serve as an easy-to-follow self-learning tool or a straightforward resource for parents and teachers. Once Upon a Milk is perfect for early readers, both boys, and girls, with symbolism in the form of animals, trucks, cowboys, food, and much more.
The book emphasizes priority skills like problem-solving, adaptability, and dealing with emotions, all through basic STEAM concepts. Click on "Buy Now" to start your journey toward financial literacy!FinTale MediaA multi-media children's financial education company
Inspired by Real-Life Historical Events:In 1944, forty-four world nations agreed on a new system of international economic order called Bretton Woods, which backed the US dollar with physical gold. The "Gold Standard" stabilized prices and prevented inflation. But after a sudden decision by President Nixon to back the dollar by nothing, bankers and politicians were free to live out their wildest inflationary fantasies, regardless of the consequences.
A Fun Introduction to Financial Literacy (Inflation):An action-packed story with hilarious writing and charming illustrations that will have readers smiling, laughing, and most of all, learning! For kids, the story is a lesson on inflation. For adults, the story is a satirical commentary on current economic policy. Once Upon a Milk is written like your favorite Disney movie with double meanings for the whole family.
Children will Learn About:InflationThe effects of printing moneyWhy prices go upThe difference between gold and dollarsThe history of money and the gold standardIncluded in the book are supporting educational and conversational materials that serve as an easy-to-follow self-learning tool or a straightforward resource for parents and teachers. Once Upon a Milk is perfect for early readers, both boys, and girls, with symbolism in the form of animals, trucks, cowboys, food, and much more.
The book emphasizes priority skills like problem-solving, adaptability, and dealing with emotions, all through basic STEAM concepts. Click on "Buy Now" to start your journey toward financial literacy!FinTale MediaA multi-media children's financial education company
Once Upon a Milk is a Financial Tale about InflationA story that Children and Adults will Learn from and Love: Once upon a time, in a faraway town called Brettonwood, there was a hard-working milkman who delivered the most delicious milk. Just one little drop turned coffee creamy and cereal sweet. But after a sudden accident wrecks the milk truck and its precious milk cargo, the Milkman must live out his wildest fantasy if he wants to deliver on his promise to the friendly townspeople.
Inspired by Real-Life Historical Events:In 1944, forty-four world nations agreed on a new system of international economic order called Bretton Woods, which backed the US dollar with physical gold. The "Gold Standard" stabilized prices and prevented inflation. But after a sudden decision by President Nixon to back the dollar by nothing, bankers and politicians were free to live out their wildest inflationary fantasies, regardless of the consequences.
A Fun Introduction to Financial Literacy (Inflation):An action-packed story with hilarious writing and charming illustrations that will have readers smiling, laughing, and most of all, learning! For kids, the story is a lesson on inflation. For adults, the story is a satirical commentary on current economic policy. Once Upon a Milk is written like your favorite Disney movie with double meanings for the whole family.
Children will Learn About:InflationThe effects of printing moneyWhy prices go upThe difference between gold and dollarsThe history of money and the gold standardIncluded in the book are supporting educational and conversational materials that serve as an easy-to-follow self-learning tool or a straightforward resource for parents and teachers. Once Upon a Milk is perfect for early readers, both boys, and girls, with symbolism in the form of animals, trucks, cowboys, food, and much more.
The book emphasizes priority skills like problem-solving, adaptability, and dealing with emotions, all through basic STEAM concepts. Click on "Buy Now" to start your journey toward financial literacy!FinTale MediaA multi-media children's financial education company
Inspired by Real-Life Historical Events:In 1944, forty-four world nations agreed on a new system of international economic order called Bretton Woods, which backed the US dollar with physical gold. The "Gold Standard" stabilized prices and prevented inflation. But after a sudden decision by President Nixon to back the dollar by nothing, bankers and politicians were free to live out their wildest inflationary fantasies, regardless of the consequences.
A Fun Introduction to Financial Literacy (Inflation):An action-packed story with hilarious writing and charming illustrations that will have readers smiling, laughing, and most of all, learning! For kids, the story is a lesson on inflation. For adults, the story is a satirical commentary on current economic policy. Once Upon a Milk is written like your favorite Disney movie with double meanings for the whole family.
Children will Learn About:InflationThe effects of printing moneyWhy prices go upThe difference between gold and dollarsThe history of money and the gold standardIncluded in the book are supporting educational and conversational materials that serve as an easy-to-follow self-learning tool or a straightforward resource for parents and teachers. Once Upon a Milk is perfect for early readers, both boys, and girls, with symbolism in the form of animals, trucks, cowboys, food, and much more.
The book emphasizes priority skills like problem-solving, adaptability, and dealing with emotions, all through basic STEAM concepts. Click on "Buy Now" to start your journey toward financial literacy!FinTale MediaA multi-media children's financial education company