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Archipelago Press |
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| Although written for children, this is a dual level book that appeals to adults as well. Improve your math skills or use it as a practical guide for elementary investment principals. Includes a wonder glossary. |
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Barbara Chamberlain |
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| This is a must read for parents or grandparents who want to teach their children about money and investing. What it means to be an entrepreneur and why knowing how to invest is so important. A super book for children to grow up reading. |
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Carol G. O'Brien |
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| Thank you for coming to help us understand stocks and money. Thanks for showing us the movie too; it was fun to learn about money. |
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D. Jacks |
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| Thank you for coming to our classroom; I enjoyed "bidding" with toothpicks. It was kind of funny in the video the way people were shouting and waving their hands around. You taught us a lot about Wall Street |
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G. Kong |
| Your presentation with the candy showed how the reality of stocks and mutual funds can be stressful but also worthwhile and builds thinking skills. |
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N. LeNgoc |
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| Thank you very much for coming to our school and talking to us about the stock market. I forgot to ask . . . I wanted to know how old you had to be before you could buy your own stocks. |
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L. Lim |
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