I want to be a child who pays taxes too!
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★★★ Teacher Ok Hyo-jin's First Economic Fairy Tale Workbook ★★★ 20 million cumulative views! YouTube's "Taxpaying Kids" practical guide ★★★ Includes a parent guide to the curriculum-linked "3-Step Economic Play" ★★★tvN's "You Quiz on the Block" Topic Elementary School Teacher ★★★2021 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance Award The stories from the classroom of "Taxpaying Kids" are coming to our homes! Teacher Ok Hyo-jin's delightful quiz show! Economics Play Workbook The popular YouTube channel "Children Who Pay Taxes," which was a revolution in elementary economic education, has published the "Parents and Children Practical Edition." This is the first workbook since the publication of the economic fairy tale of teacher Ok Hyo-jin's classroom management program, which has generated tremendous interest not only among parents and educators but also among adults in general. The project is called "Building an Economic Playground at Home." If we can't invite Mr. Ok to every elementary school in Korea, wouldn't we need an after-school event where he visits our homes? After hearing that countless parents, having encountered fairytale-like stories of elementary school classrooms driven by money, are struggling to find ways to teach their children about economic concepts in a fun way at home, teacher Ok Hyo-jin, the "elementary school economics president," has stepped forward once again. Let's take a look at this new concept economic fairy tale workbook, tightly organized into three steps, including a new economic fairy tale that unfolds outside the classroom, a fun quiz created by the teacher, and a guide for parents and children to play together. The story of elementary school student Geon-hoo, who is still unfamiliar with numbers, his loving family, and his fun-loving friends Hyun-ji, Bong-jin, and Ga-eun, who have different personalities but learn about finances together, and their ups and downs after school! Geon-hoo, who wonders, "Where did all my allowance go?", opens a savings account and waits for it to mature. Bongjin, who chose to invest instead of saving, boasts that he miraculously achieved a whopping 30 percent return. Gun-hoo, whose ears are perked up, decides to invest the 100,000 won he received when the loan matured in the place Bong-jin mentioned… … . Children learn basic economic concepts through a variety of situations. Will Gunhoo and his friends be able to overcome the difficult and confusing economic problems? |
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Chapter 1.
Shall we become friends with money starting today?
How to read numbers well
How to prevent manipulation of numbers
Why did money come into existence?
Why can't coins be eliminated?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economics Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 2.
Where did all my allowance go?
Why do banks pay interest?
How much interest do you give?
What are the different types of savings?
Is it always good to save a lot?
What if the bank fails?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economic Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 3.
I want to be a child who pays taxes too!
Work and get paid
I make money by doing business.
What is insurance?
What are the four major insurances?
What is tax?
What types of taxes are there?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economic Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 4.
I'm curious about the ups and downs of investing.
What is the difference between investing and saving?
What are stocks?
What is the credit scoring system?
What are the benefits of having a high credit score?
What is the exchange rate?
What's good about a higher exchange rate?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economics Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Shall we become friends with money starting today?
How to read numbers well
How to prevent manipulation of numbers
Why did money come into existence?
Why can't coins be eliminated?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economics Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 2.
Where did all my allowance go?
Why do banks pay interest?
How much interest do you give?
What are the different types of savings?
Is it always good to save a lot?
What if the bank fails?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economic Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 3.
I want to be a child who pays taxes too!
Work and get paid
I make money by doing business.
What is insurance?
What are the four major insurances?
What is tax?
What types of taxes are there?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economic Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
Chapter 4.
I'm curious about the ups and downs of investing.
What is the difference between investing and saving?
What are stocks?
What is the credit scoring system?
What are the benefits of having a high credit score?
What is the exchange rate?
What's good about a higher exchange rate?
★Learn about financial concepts to improve your financial IQ.
★Economics Quiz SHOW
★Help me, King of Economy!
★Parents' Guide to Building Rich Habits
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Publisher's Review
“Where did all my allowance go?”
A story about the economics of everyday life as Gunhoo and his friends struggle to learn.
When the YouTube channel "Children Who Pay Taxes" with 20 million cumulative views was released, everyone was surprised.
Teacher Ok Hyo-jin's brilliant know-how in managing her classroom with money instantly captured the hearts of not only children but also adults who are already economic entities.
This is probably because everyone has keenly felt how regrettable it is to grow up as an adult without any sense of economics.
Economics, which is commonly used as a way to study money, such as saving and investing, is no longer a topic just for adults.
It is time for a new alternative to studying economics, which is more important than Korean, English, and math in life.
The author believes that if not all children can experience special economics classes in the classroom, economic concepts should be easily learned starting from the smallest unit of society, the family.
This book began with such loving concerns.
“Create direct investment products,
We also get extra interest from our home bank.
Taxes? The whole family pays!
So how would "Our Home Economic Playground" operate? The possibilities are endless.
Create your own household currency and decide how to make money at home.
You can also create places where you can spend money by naming them something like 'Mom's Market' or 'Dad's Snacks' and use currency.
Also, hold hands with your child, go to the bank, compare savings products, and start saving, but also try running your own home bank together.
By setting different interest rates and savings periods for Mom's Bank and Dad's Bank, you can provide multiple 'maturity' experiences over a short period of time.
Is it just about saving? You can create any number of investment products, too.
This book provides a unique economic play guide for each episode, as if bringing teacher Ok Hyo-jin's classroom management know-how into our homes.
“If economics were this easy, I could be rich too!”
Boost your financial IQ: The first step to learning about money is right now.
Let's organize the concepts based on the new economic fairy tale.
"Can you manipulate numbers?", "I'm curious about the ups and downs of investing!", "How do I choose the right savings products?", "Will I make a lot of money if I become my own boss?", and other trivial but important economic questions are answered in an instant.
The 'Economic King Quiz Show' corner, where you solve puzzles with your friends, is also as easy as eating cold porridge.
If you want to develop smart, wealthy habits in your children, you need to instill financial confidence in them.
A fun fairy tale can give you a taste of economic activity, but it shouldn't be confined to a story.
To practice and develop a sense of the concepts in daily life, it is essential to go through a process of checking whether you have correctly understood the concepts and how you can apply them in practice.
The quizzes in this book solve that problem in a refreshing way.
I recommend "I Want to Become a Tax-Paying Child, Too!" to parents who want their children to grow up to be responsible economic agents who earn, spend, invest, and pay taxes, and to elementary school students who want to develop smart, wealthy habits.
I am confident that just one copy of this year's latest work, "Economic Fairy Tale Workbook," filled with the witty ideas and unwavering dedication of teacher Ok Hyo-jin, who has opened new horizons in economic education, will suffice.
★ Main structure of this book
Step 1: Tax Classroom, After-School Economic Fairy Tales
Step 2: Learn economic vocabulary to boost your financial IQ.
Step 3: Gunhoo and Friends' Hilarious Economics Quiz SHOW
Bonus: Includes a parent's guide to creating rich habits.
A story about the economics of everyday life as Gunhoo and his friends struggle to learn.
When the YouTube channel "Children Who Pay Taxes" with 20 million cumulative views was released, everyone was surprised.
Teacher Ok Hyo-jin's brilliant know-how in managing her classroom with money instantly captured the hearts of not only children but also adults who are already economic entities.
This is probably because everyone has keenly felt how regrettable it is to grow up as an adult without any sense of economics.
Economics, which is commonly used as a way to study money, such as saving and investing, is no longer a topic just for adults.
It is time for a new alternative to studying economics, which is more important than Korean, English, and math in life.
The author believes that if not all children can experience special economics classes in the classroom, economic concepts should be easily learned starting from the smallest unit of society, the family.
This book began with such loving concerns.
“Create direct investment products,
We also get extra interest from our home bank.
Taxes? The whole family pays!
So how would "Our Home Economic Playground" operate? The possibilities are endless.
Create your own household currency and decide how to make money at home.
You can also create places where you can spend money by naming them something like 'Mom's Market' or 'Dad's Snacks' and use currency.
Also, hold hands with your child, go to the bank, compare savings products, and start saving, but also try running your own home bank together.
By setting different interest rates and savings periods for Mom's Bank and Dad's Bank, you can provide multiple 'maturity' experiences over a short period of time.
Is it just about saving? You can create any number of investment products, too.
This book provides a unique economic play guide for each episode, as if bringing teacher Ok Hyo-jin's classroom management know-how into our homes.
“If economics were this easy, I could be rich too!”
Boost your financial IQ: The first step to learning about money is right now.
Let's organize the concepts based on the new economic fairy tale.
"Can you manipulate numbers?", "I'm curious about the ups and downs of investing!", "How do I choose the right savings products?", "Will I make a lot of money if I become my own boss?", and other trivial but important economic questions are answered in an instant.
The 'Economic King Quiz Show' corner, where you solve puzzles with your friends, is also as easy as eating cold porridge.
If you want to develop smart, wealthy habits in your children, you need to instill financial confidence in them.
A fun fairy tale can give you a taste of economic activity, but it shouldn't be confined to a story.
To practice and develop a sense of the concepts in daily life, it is essential to go through a process of checking whether you have correctly understood the concepts and how you can apply them in practice.
The quizzes in this book solve that problem in a refreshing way.
I recommend "I Want to Become a Tax-Paying Child, Too!" to parents who want their children to grow up to be responsible economic agents who earn, spend, invest, and pay taxes, and to elementary school students who want to develop smart, wealthy habits.
I am confident that just one copy of this year's latest work, "Economic Fairy Tale Workbook," filled with the witty ideas and unwavering dedication of teacher Ok Hyo-jin, who has opened new horizons in economic education, will suffice.
★ Main structure of this book
Step 1: Tax Classroom, After-School Economic Fairy Tales
Step 2: Learn economic vocabulary to boost your financial IQ.
Step 3: Gunhoo and Friends' Hilarious Economics Quiz SHOW
Bonus: Includes a parent's guide to creating rich habits.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 11, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 224 pages | 500g | 170*240*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791188700998
- ISBN10: 1188700995
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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