Reading stories or the ordinary world of reading is a highly relevant form of education, including financial education. Because reading is becoming more and more perishable on a daily basis, confronted with the acute dopamine addiction generated by social media and the attention deficit, depression and other psycho-emotional effects it generates, we have set ourselves the ambition to expand the access of little ones to financial education through reading, inviting them into the fascinating world of stories, where the library is a central point of the main character's mission.
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Ela and the Adventures of Wallet Town is a project-story divided into Prologue, 10 chapters (adventures) and Epilogue. The experience is an online/offline one, with each of the 10 episodes that can be accessed online (but can also be downloaded as a pdf) being coupled with offline practice quizzes for a variety of age groups that children and parents can do together to deepen the concepts presented in each chapter. The glossary of terms is also an easily accessible resource designed to explain complex words, notions and concepts. The adventures and quizzes are also complemented by very short quizzes where little adventurers can test their understanding of the main concepts covered.
The aim of Wallet City is to provide an attractive and easy-to-use financial education tool for children themselves, but ideally together with parents, facilitators and educators.
Engaging narrative - each chapter is easy to read and although it covers topics critical to developing the financial literacy skills of little adventurers it is written in an easy to follow and highly engaging manner.
Engaging visuals - we've brought the illustrated storybooks of our childhood into the present with the help of AI. Each adventure and challenge is augmented with AI visuals and animations to make the reading experience even more enjoyable for little ones.
Easy to use - Wallet City has been designed as an easy-to-use tool for parents and educators. Each chapter can be read online or downloaded as a pdf and used offline at home or in schools. Furthermore, the glossary provides clear explanations for the complex terms or concepts presented in the adventures and quizzes.
Hands-on quizzes - Wallet City includes 20 offline quizzes, which little ones can do at home with their parents or at school with educators to deepen key concepts. The quizzes contain clear steps and instructions for completion, but can be adapted for any situation or context.
The story, divided into chapters, includes several quizzes, and because it can largely be completed only by children who can read, we thought that a "complicity" of parents, animators and educators is vital. From actual reading for children who can't yet do it on their own, to explaining concepts or quizzes together not only makes learning an even more enjoyable experience, but also offers the chance to spend quality time - we hope - more fun than just 'doing homework' together.
In other words, in Wallet Town, the universe created includes the main character, Ela, who bravely embarks on a challenging adventure, driven by the noble mission to save the library of her hometown.
Recommended age: 4-10 years
Good luck in making money work for you early on!
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