Leo and Coiny: What They Don't Teach You at School

What if learning about money didn't start with numbers,

$9.51

By: Grzegorz Latka
Learning styles: read write, visual, social
Pages: 26
Format: Paperback

OVERVIEW

What if learning about money didn't start with numbers, but with understanding, choices, and kindness?

Leo and Coiny is a gentle and thoughtful story for children and parents about money, life, and growing up.

When Leo begins asking questions about money, success, and fear, he meets Coiny, is a quiet, wise cat who helps him see that money is not something to fear, but a tool to understand. Through small everyday experiences, Leo learns about earning, patience, honesty, cooperation, failure, and generosity.

This book is not about getting rich. It's about learning how to think.

Inside the story, children will explore:

how money can be used wisely and responsibly

why mistakes and failures are part of learning

how patience, planning, and courage shape good choices

why kindness, honesty, and cooperation matter more than profit

Created for shared reading, this story invites meaningful conversations between children and adults, about values, emotions, and real-life decisions that are rarely taught at school.

Because true wealth begins with understanding.

Resource type

  • books

Learning context

  • for all

Activity type

  • independent work

Learning environment

  • on campus
  • at home

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