Show Me the Money Part1 – The Story of Money

What is money and how has it changed through history? How are banknotes protected against forgery? How was the credit card born?
Find the answers to these and other questions in this fun and educational app.


FEATURES

• Interactivity allows the reader to explore the subject
• Dynamic graphics help explain complicated concepts
• Audio brings the subject to life
• Engaging and witty text
• Practical advice as well as topical questions of ethics
• Quizzes help learners remember and recall the facts
• Coin collection rewards readers and encourages them to learn


Show Me the Money is the app based on the popular book that has sold more than 160,000 copies in 18 countries.
This app is the perfect tool to teach children about the fascinating and multifaceted subject that is money. Through fun graphics, sounds, and interaction, children will understand how it works, what it means to them, and how to use it wisely. Packed with information including key terms, events, and thinkers, this app will teach children everything they need to know about money.
The Institute for Public Policy Research showed that children in the US who received compulsory financial education in schools were around $60,000 richer by the time they reached their 40s. Teach your children about money and help them lead richer lives!

ABOUT DK

DK is a publisher of books, eBooks and apps in more than 100 countries and 60 languages. Founded in London in 1974, DK is a leading illustrated reference publisher for children and adults. DK is part of the Penguin Group which, as of the 1st of July 2013, officially united with Random House to create Penguin Random House, the world's first truly global trade book publisher.


ABOUT Y FACTORY

“Sparkling ideas sprouting,
Fresh discoveries peeking,
Where learning happens naturally, Y Factory”
At Y Factory, we try our best to bring out content’s true meaning and value through quality applications for children. With optimized content experience, we provide children pleasure of new discoveries and learning on their own. With this approach, Y Factory connects children and parents, culture and technology, and digital and hearts.


The Show Me the Money app uses a third-party app service provider in order to create accurate, real-time user data reports so that we can continue to improve the app user experience. The service collects and submits anonymous aggregated data about which app features are being used most frequently as well as your mobile device UDID (unique phone Identifiers) and/or IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identities), which are also anonymised via a secure hashing protocol, to Adobe servers. This information will be used to continually improve the features and functionality that we release in its subsequent versions of our mobile apps.