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Bring children's learning to life as they join Ed and Bunny on an adventure to learn all about money.

This storybook is available online as an eBook and also to order. It covers themes such as using money, keeping track of money and needs and wants.

Ed and Bunny Spend Some Money is published by Scholastic (2021) – text and illustration © Matt Carr.

This activity follows on from Ed and Bunny Earn Some Money and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available as an eBook in the Related Resources section.

This activity will offer children the opportunity to discuss where money comes from and help them begin to understand that money is a limited resource they will learn to manage. The activity asks pupils to help Ed and Bunny plan a day out using the money they have saved up, working out how much the trip will cost and what they could do on their budget. test

This activity follows on from Ed and Bunny Earn Some Money and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available as an eBook in the related resources section.

In this activity, children will create their own Money Tree and then decide how they would spend the money Ed and Bunny earned in different situations. This activity will help your child learn about where money comes from and encourage them to think about how to manage their money and the feelings that they might encounter as they do so.

This activity follows on from Ed and Bunny Spend Some Money and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available as an eBook in the related resources section.

In this activity, children will be given a budget to help choose a gift for Bunny to give Ed. The activity helps to reinforce lessons learnt in the book, showing that they will need to plan ahead and help them begin to understand that they may not always have the budget for something they really want.

Bring children's learning to life as they join Ed and Bunny on an adventure to learn all about money and sustainability, in the third storybook of the series about learning that our own needs and wants may be different to those of other people and understanding the important role money plays in our lives.

Ed and Bunny Raise Some Money is published by Scholastic (2021) – text and illustration © Matt Carr.

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Continue children's financial education journey with Ed and Bunny as they pay Mrs Mole for items on their shopping list. Using skills such as recognising, understanding and choosing the correct value of coins will support your child to learn how to handle money in every day life.

*Created together with Orchard Toys, this game is suitable for ages 4-7. *

To request a copy of this game, please click the link below to complete the order form. We are currently awaiting new stock of our physical resources. Please note we expect this will be in late 2022/early 2023. In the meantime, you can access all eBooks in the resource area of the website as well as our digital game.

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This activity follows on from Ed and Bunny Raise Some Money and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available as an eBook in the related resources section.

Helping others is an important aspect of a child’s upbringing and financial education. This activity encourages children to look beyond themselves and reminds them of their connections to other people. They will learn that we all have different needs and that others may rely on our help to meet their needs.