Reviews
I say it's the best economic book ever released! Explain the economy as a game, understand it as a fairy tale, give it a picture! And all of this is written in a book, so where's a better economic playbook? And I love that parents can spend time with their children reading this book together! This year's niece's winter vacation gift is called the Playconomi. It's a new book that's been built into the house with children.
I bought it to see with my seven-year-old. And it's been a great help with easy, kind explanation that fits the kids' eyes up. I've got more to talk about with my kid. I highly recommend it.
I had no education in the economy of my kids, and I think this book would be enough. And so, the economic play activity with the real child, and easy reading, also, have helped me. You must read it.
I bought and read it to instill in my child an economic notion. I was interested in the usual economic news and newspapers, and I understood it by simply solving the tough-looking economy. I felt confident that I could easily explain what I understood in my book. I loved it when you could experience this book and the long-term work of grinding and polishing in the art of art.).
The kids' books, the kids' favorites, the ones that are released by the financial press. And I think the first economic story we get to be really young about is going to help them. I recommend it!
As the writer's teacher. I feel real. I thought it was a bad lesson. I listened to her and bought her when she came out. And I was particularly interested in the subject of economic conversation.
And it was a great idea to learn the economic concepts of the inheritance by playing with the story of the child, the fairy tale, and the story that we're talking about.
Ji Su-hee: Children's Playconomy
It is a book that has brought children together to view the economic phenomenon of 13 years of current media coverage as a growing economy, just playing with mother. It takes economic education from childhood to get rid of the literacy and the world's activities, as a child would look at the book. The economic problem is our everyday life, so much so that the advertisement "Be Rich People" says, "Be rich.". In developed countries, economic education is conducted in kindergarten and elementary school. It reads fairy tales about economic problems that are experienced in everyday life, and it creates play on the subject, explaining the concept of economics easily and with fun. From the concept of economics, it's made up of how to get close to money, how to read and experience economic fairy tales, and how to think about it in everyday life. Each topic was chosen as one of the things that children should know, as the author worked, meeting with experts in the field. Also, the more you build economic fairy tales, such as the polar bear Paula Bear, which doesn’t want to get cold, the less likely you are, especially when you see a lovely artist who himself uses AI. By creating your own doughnut store with a fairy tale of Pom-Pong, you can understand the purpose and operation of the company by getting from the startup to the selling of products, and by learning about the idea of savings, investment, interest, and so on, and you can learn from them. The economic lesson based on this has been praised by children and parents, and is confirmed by numerous reviews and comments.
Korean title: 어린이 플레이코노미
Korean author: 지수희
Korean publisher: 북오션
ISBN-13: 9788967998059
Reviews
I say it's the best economic book ever released! Explain the economy as a game, understand it as a fairy tale, give it a picture! And all of this is written in a book, so where's a better economic playbook? And I love that parents can spend time with their children reading this book together! This year's niece's winter vacation gift is called the Playconomi. It's a new book that's been built into the house with children.
I bought it to see with my seven-year-old. And it's been a great help with easy, kind explanation that fits the kids' eyes up. I've got more to talk about with my kid. I highly recommend it.
I had no education in the economy of my kids, and I think this book would be enough. And so, the economic play activity with the real child, and easy reading, also, have helped me. You must read it.
I bought and read it to instill in my child an economic notion. I was interested in the usual economic news and newspapers, and I understood it by simply solving the tough-looking economy. I felt confident that I could easily explain what I understood in my book. I loved it when you could experience this book and the long-term work of grinding and polishing in the art of art.).
The kids' books, the kids' favorites, the ones that are released by the financial press. And I think the first economic story we get to be really young about is going to help them. I recommend it!
As the writer's teacher. I feel real. I thought it was a bad lesson. I listened to her and bought her when she came out. And I was particularly interested in the subject of economic conversation.
And it was a great idea to learn the economic concepts of the inheritance by playing with the story of the child, the fairy tale, and the story that we're talking about.
