admin Honestly, it is never too easy to teach kids complex topics. They often get bored and frustrated and find it difficult to understand critical theories. The same goes for economics. Dr. Helen Hoang’s Economics for Kids: Lessons from Aesop’s Fables and Fairy Tales (Volume II) is a masterpiece in bridging this gap. The book presents … Read more
Economics for Kids Moves to the Nishi Building: A New Era in Canberra We are excited to announce a major milestone for Economics for Kids—our relocation to the iconic Nishi Building in the heart of Canberra. This move marks a significant step forward as we continue our mission to empower the next generation with essential economic … Read more
Economics for Kids Volume 2 is more than just a book—it’s a heartwarming, mind-opening journey for children and parents seeking to spark curiosity, empathy, and a lifelong love of learning!
Economics for Kids: From Fairy Tales and Fable Stories to Game-Based Learning Economics is often seen as a complex subject, reserved for adults and professionals. But what if we could make it fun, engaging, and accessible for children? That’s the mission behind Economics for Kids, a unique initiative that transforms classic fairy tales and fable stories into interactive learning … Read more
Economics for Kids – How Fairy Tales Teach Kids Economic Principles?
Making Economics Easy Through Storytelling When it comes to learning and understanding economics, Dr. Helen Hoang’s “Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales,” offers a refreshing take on financial literacy, which makes complex economic concepts like scarcity and savings accessible to children through beloved fables and fairy tales. From the story of The … Read more
Children are like delicate flowers. The more gentle you are with them, the more they will grow, prosper, and evolve. While every child is smart and their intellectual responses and health vary, teaching them complex and practical topics can sometimes be challenging.
The same goes for Economics.
It’s a sunny school holiday—an ideal time for curious Econ Kid and his wise Econ Mom to explore Canberra’s Old Parliament House.Inside the grand building, Econ Kid notices a trail of ants carrying food, completely focused on their task.The sight reminds him of the fable, The Ant and the Grasshopper, a story filled with important … Read more
The Fox, the Crow, and a Smart Lesson On a sunny Saturday in Canberra, a mother and her son set off on a hike to Mt. Ainslie Lookout. Along the trail, they spotted kangaroos, Australian birds, and a cheeky crow perched in a tree. Intrigued, the boy asked, “Mum, can you tell me the story … Read more
How Patience Paid Off? On a sunny Sunday, a mother and her son visited the National Museum of Australia near Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra.As they wandered through the exhibits, they admired the lake and spoke about its architect, Walter Burley Griffin.He designed the lake despite facing many setbacks and challenges, showing strong vision and … Read more
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