Pocket Money Adventures to Host Interactive Financial Literacy Workshops at Stoke Book Festival
narrative, children will be encouraged to explore decision-making by
asking: “What would you do if you were Ava?”
practical routine at the heart of the book which aims to teach children to
stop and think before making spending choices.
understand what that ‘tap’ actually means and how much we spend on
impulse,” said Nathan Waldron.
provides a simple, memorable habit to teach children to stop and make
better decisions. The workshops that will be taking place at Stoke Book
Festival are designed to encourage children to think about money decisions and it is great to be involved and be able to share Ava’s story and the aim of Pocket Money Adventures.”
with the festival is fantastic. It’s so important from an early age, to
understand how money works and how pennies become pounds and
Nathan’s workshops are a great way for children to learn more.”
was developed in collaboration with Stoke-on-Trent animation studio Carse & Waterman, known for their work with Disney, ITV, and the BBC. The project operates around the core mantra: “Save Some – Spend Some –Share Some – if you can”.
Adventures visit pocketmoneyadventures.co.uk
https://stokebookfestival.co.


Patch Dolan