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Can you help your child to understand how money is used and create better financial awareness at home? Talking about money regularly and in an easy and open way will help children understand ways that they can work together to manage money at home and understand the options that are open to them.

This activity allows your child to become a ‘Money Hero’, taking on the role of advisor and using lessons learnt from the characters in the book to think about how they can help manage money at home.

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This activity follows on from *Super Stories for Money Heroes* and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available in a variety of accessible formats (see related resources below).

The three stories are full of ideas of how children can work together to manage money and improve financial literacy at home. In researching these topics and then working out how to present these to their given audience, your pupils will enhance their own financial understanding.

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Become a Money Hero!

In this collection of short stories, join the characters on their journey as they discover how money influences our everyday lives.  See how they overcome money related challenges and learn important lessons about spending and saving. 

This book covers themes such as managing risks and emotions associated with money 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.

*Super Stories for Money Heroes is published by Scholastic (2021) – text © E.L. Norry and illustrations by Iris Amaya © Scholastic.*

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Super Stories for Money Heroes

This activity follows on from *Super Stories for Money Heroes* and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available in a variety of accessible formats (see related resources below).

Can you help children to understand how money is used and build on financial awareness in the home? Help children understand ways that people can work together to manage money at home and understand the options that people have.

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 **advanced** level activity – this level suits children who are ready to start building on their financial education knowledge and basic understanding with more challenging thinking and development of skills.

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Become a Money Hero! - Advanced

This activity follows on from *Super Stories for Money Heroes* and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available in a variety of accessible formats (see related resources below).

This activity allows your child to become a ‘Money Hero’, taking on the role of advisor and using lessons learnt from the characters in the book to think about how they can help manage money at home.

Become a Money Hero! - Home Activity 

Want to learn how to look after the planet and your cash? These fun stories are right on the money.

Food Glorious Food:
“Food waste, poor taste!” A new celebrity chef arrives in town and gets Ashok thinking about what we can all do to reduce food waste.

The Gift of Thrift:
Summer and Ruby are finding it hard to get along - until a planet-saving project brings them closer together. It’s the little things that count!

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

*Super Stories for Climate Heroes is published by Scholastic – text © E.L. Norry, 2021 and illustrations by Iris Amaya © Scholastic, 2021*

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Super Stories for Climate Heroes

This activity follows on from *Super Stories for Climate Heroes* and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

Each of the stories has a character who is doing their bit to save the planet by taking what could end up in landfills and doing something special with it. Ruby learns from Catriona that some clothes workers are treated badly and have to work in terrible conditions. Up until then, she thought that making new clothes gave jobs to people in poorer countries. In this activity, encourage your pupils to take on the role of eco-heroes, finding ways to reduce waste, recycle, save money and help others. Learning and having information is the first step towards change.

Become an Eco-Hero!

This activity follows on from *Super Stories for Climate Heroes* and should be completed after reading the storybook, which is available in a variety of accessible formats. See the related resources below for further information.

Each of the short stories has a character who is doing their bit to save the planet by taking what could end up in landfill and doing something special with it. Ashok didn’t like seeing good food go to waste, both at home and at the restaurant where his brother worked. In this activity, your child will take on the role of an eco-hero, finding ways to reduce waste and save money at home.

Become an Eco-Hero! - Home Activity

***This is an early reader version of Super Stories for Money Heroes. This book is suitable for older children operating at a lower reading level.***

In this collection of short stories, join the characters on their journey as they discover how money influences our everyday lives.  See how they overcome money related challenges and learn important lessons about spending and saving. 

*Super Stories for Money Heroes is published by Scholastic – text © E.L. Norry, 2021 and illustrations by Iris Amaya © Scholastic, 2021*

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Early reader: Super Stories for Money Heroes

Our series of Money Heroes storybooks are now available as audiobooks! 

**The Ed & Bunny Series** - for ages 3-7 (KS1)

*The Ed and Bunny series of books is published by Scholastic - text and illustration © Matt Carr, 2021.*

**Super Stories Series** - for ages 7-11 (KS2)

*The Super Stories series of books is published by Scholastic - text © E.L Norry, 2021 and illustrations by Iris Amaya © Scholastic, 2021.*

**If you'd like to view the book images alongside hearing the audiobook reading, you can download the accompanying e-book (found under 'Storybooks') to flip through whilst listening on the go.**

The Money Heroes storybooks are available in a variety of formats, including hard copy, eBooks, BSL signed stories, braille, large-print and big book. See the related resources below for more information about the themes of each book.

Money Heroes Audiobooks

Super Stories Prompt Cards

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