Moonjar money boxes were created as a tool for children and families to incorporate strong financial values and practices into their daily lives. 3 Money Boxes:one each for spending, saving and sharing. A Moonjar band, passbook and guide are included.

Moonjar Moneybox

Children's Books

Moonjar

Education & Reference

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Hardcover book that teaches the A-Z of business with a glossary of definitions. Included with the book is a three part teaching bank divided into Save, Spend And Share! Moonjar Money Boxes are designed so kids and families can use pictures to set goals so they are always aiming toward something in each, Save Spend and Share. Each Moonjar Kit comes with a family guide with simple budgeting ideas and a passbook so kids can track their progress. Moonjar Money Boxes are a perfect way to get the money conversation going!

Noom & Raj Start a Business: The ABC's of Money

Literature & Fiction

Noom & Raj Start A Business: The Abc's Of Money

P. Bear's New Year's Party: A Counting Book

A dapper polar bear has an elegant New Year's party and invites all of his animal friends—one whale, two horses, three cows, and so forth until midnight. As each party animal arrives, children learn to count . . . AND tell time. Teachers rate this as one of the best counting books available.

Lewis, Owen Paul

Animals

Thrown from his canoe during an ocean storm, a young Native American boy is washed ashore under a strange sky near a village inhabited by very large people who make him very welcome.

Storm Boy

Lewis, Paul Owen

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

What is silence? What is wisdom? How do you know you're here? Socratic dialogue—for kids? At least the answer to this last question is an easy, resounding Yes! The rest you'll have to think about and discuss with your friends, which is just what philosopher Christopher Phillips is hoping for. He has long been leading thinkers of all ages on a thoughtful and thought-filled quest for knowledge, and this picturebook models for young children that mulling over some of life's big questions can be done anytime, anywhere. A finalist for the  Oklahoma Book Award in the design/illustration category. • A novel teacher resource.• Educators, please visit our Resources section, above, for teaching guides and curricula. 

The Philosopher's Club

Christopher Phillips

Devious twins Edgar and Ellen scheme to thwart the mayor's tourism initiative, which, if successful, would destroy the town junkyard--the twins' favorite playground, foraging spot, and home to their beloved carnivorous plant, Berenice.

Tourist Trap (EDGAR AND ELLEN)

Ogden, Charles

Humor

The twins Edgar and Ellen decide to take on a trickster called "The Mason" who is pestering the cozy town of Nod's Limbs, but when Edgar and Ellen track the Mason into a maze of sewers, they discover an unexpected secret.

Under Town (Edgar & Ellen, 3)

CHARLES OGDEN

Rick Carton

When her mom runs away from home, Rachel is left behind with her emotionally distant father and many questions she cannot answer. Over time, she learns the truth about her mom. But it's only when she learns the truth about her dad, the rock- immoveable and always there for her to lean on-that Rachel can move toward understanding. Every word rings true in this achingly real novel in verse.Reviews"Written in a straightforward language, the text clearly reveals Rachel's emotions, describing moments both painful and reassuring."-School Library Journal"I have delayed writing about this book because I wanted to be sure my librarian friends were back in acquisition mode and ready to add this book to your B &amp; T, Follet, or Mackin book order right now. HTR is a fine and rare treasure. I read it straight through in one sitting because I couldn't bear to stop until I knew what was going to happen. . . the story is so uplifting and positive that it will resonate with readers long after they finish it. I know it has with me."-Book Moot (Blog)

Hugging the Rock

Teen & Young Adult

Brown, Susan Taylor

Time Bomb

Betrayal by the adults in their lives sparks anger and solidarity in 11-year-old Andy and his three best friends. When the boys discover leftover WWII ordnance in their favorite play site, they make a life-changing decision as a result of these injustices. Set against a crisply realized backdrop of post-war Britian, Nigel Hinton's story will hook readers from page one and ignite discussion about right and wrong, prejudice and consequence, life and death.AwardsThe Outstanding International Books for 2007Project of the United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY) and the Children's Book Council

Hinton, Nigel

Historical Fiction

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