Economics for Kids: Economic Ways of Thinking 1 - Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales

The Twelve Huntsmen: Economic Thinking for Kids uses a timeless fairy tale to introduce young readers to the power of skeptical inquiry, critical thinking, and smart decision-making. Through the clever actions of twelve disguised women, children learn that curiosity and fact-checking are not just helpful-they're essential tools for making good choices.

This engaging and beautifully illustrated story shows how questioning assumptions and verifying information leads to better outcomes, both in life and in economics. Just as the prince must test the truth, kids are encouraged to investigate, stay informed, and approach the world with a curious and open mind.

• Skeptical Inquiry: Kids learn to question and verify what they hear-an essential skill in an age of overwhelming information.
• Stay Curious, Stay Smart: Teaches that relying on outdated or untested ideas can lead to mistakes, and that staying informed is key to better choices.
• Critical Thinking: Encourages logical reasoning and evidence-based decision-making, helping kids solve problems and think like young economists.

As part of the popular Economics for Kids series, this book transforms complex economic thinking into age-appropriate fun. Designed for ages 6-12, it nurtures an inquisitive mindset while laying the foundation for lifelong skills in problem-solving, analysis, and thoughtful judgment.