What age range does the Learning About Money financial coloring book suit?

The back cover labels it for ages 3 and up and states conformance to ASTM D-4236. Early-elementary children can follow the allowance and saving-jar story, while younger kids color along as an adult reads. That range fits classroom visits and library programs.

How do banks and credit unions use financial-literacy coloring books?

Banks and credit unions hand them out during school visits, branch open houses, and youth-account sign-ups. They pair naturally with a first savings account or a kids' club program. Tellers also keep a stack at the counter to give families waiting in line.

When is a good time to give out a saving and spending coloring book?

Financial-literacy month in April, back-to-school season, and community money-smart events are common windows. Credit unions often tie them to youth-account promotions. Handing them out during a lesson lets an educator walk kids through the pages.

Can we brand the cover with our bank's logo?

Yes, the front cover carries a one-color, one-location imprint, with a free second color subject to factory review. Supply vector artwork so your logo prints cleanly at the imprint size. A proof is provided before the run so you can confirm placement.

How is a coloring book better than a brochure for teaching kids about money?

A coloring book invites a child to participate, while a brochure aimed at adults usually goes unread by kids. Working through each page helps the saving-and-spending ideas stick. Families also tend to keep activity books at home, extending your brand's reach.

How many financial coloring books should a credit union order for school programs?

Base the count on how many classrooms or students you plan to reach across the school year, then add extra for branch walk-ins. The 300-unit minimum covers a small program, and larger runs lower the cost of each book. Request a bulk quotation for your volume.

Kids Money Coloring Book for Saving and Spending

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Address: 9835 Pineville-Matthews Rd. #1000, Pineville, NC, 28134, US
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Imprint: Screen Printing
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Area: 5" W x 1-1/2" H
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Key Features

8" x 10-1/2" coloring book — full-size pages give small hands room to color.
20 pages of lessons and activities — enough for a full class period on money.
Allowance, earning and saving-jar scenes — children see where money comes from and where it goes.
Black line-art pages under a full-color cover — each scene is ready to color.
5" x 1-1/2" cover imprint area — one color in one location for a bank or sponsor logo.
Conforms to ASTM D-4236 and labeled for ages 3 and up — both notes print on the back cover.

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300-unit minimum order — one run covers a school year of classroom visits.

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Description

Learning About Money: My Saving and Spending Plan is a financial coloring book that follows a boy and his mouse friend as they sort coins into jars. Banks, credit unions and schools hand it to young learners at school visits, with your logo printed on the cover.

The story makes saving and spending concrete. The boy saves his weekly allowance and earns more by helping his mother rake leaves. Then she gives him a new jar for money he needs right away, and tells him to think carefully before he spends. Those scenes add up to a first saving and spending plan a child can color. Teachers add it to their financial literacy activities, and it holds up better than loose financial literacy coloring pages because the lessons stay bound together. The back cover shows jars marked Presents, Treats and Games. Each scene fits on a single page. The book ships in bulk with no crayons. Your logo prints in the 5" x 1-1/2" area on the front cover.

For Financial Literacy Month activities, pair it with custom piggy banks so each child has a real place to save. When crayons are needed at the table, the Learning About Money coloring book with crayons packs the same story in a poly bag. Book only keeps classroom sets simple. Compared with a worksheet, a coloring book gives each child a keepsake that goes home with your logo on it.

Send your logo and quantity to request a bulk quotation. A free visual proof comes with every order, and printing starts only after you approve it, so you can check the cover before the full run begins.

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