Ed and Bunny Book Character Competition

This activity follows on from Ed and Bunny Earn Some Money and can be completed after reading the storybook, which is available as a hard copy and in a variety of accessible formats (see related resources below).

This activity is part of our range of Money Heroes resources for children with special educational needs.

These resources have been adapted to be flexible for use in a range of settings and with children of varying abilities or special educational needs. Rather than using age groups or key stages, each activity has been given a difficulty level, based on children’s financial knowledge, skills and understanding. Practitioners should choose activities based on the financial capability level of the children they are working with.

This is an intermediate level activity – this level suits children who have some financial education knowledge and are beginning to understand simple financial concepts such as spending and saving.

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

This storybook covers themes such as earning money, saving and spending.

Our storybooks are available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

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

This BSL signed story has been produced in partnership with the Royal Association for Deaf people.

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.

Ed and Bunny Go Shopping is available to schools and educational settings. To request a copy of this game, please click the link to complete the order form.

Please note you need to be registered as a Money Heroes user to request our resources. Registration is free and can be done through the links above.

Money Heroes books and games are only available directly from Young Money, free of charge, as part of the Money Heroes programme. Any items requested are distributed for personal use or for use in an education setting and must not be on sold in any circumstances. Resources, including the books and games, will always be free of charge where available and payment never requested – if you see any Money Heroes resources available for sale, this is fraudulent activity and should be reported both to [email protected] and Action Fraud.

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.

Our storybooks are available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

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

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

This book covers themes such as earning money, saving and spending.

Our storybooks are available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

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

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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 book covers themes such as using money, keeping track of money and needs and wants.

Our storybooks are available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

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

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