The Little Red Hen got it all wrong. She found some wheat and made
her bread, but she did it all by herself. That was a lot of work
for a little bread The Little Red Hen grew up and became open to
seeing things in a different way. She now has a young neighbor
named Peep. He sees things differently. Peep's story shows how
everyone's happiness increases when chickens help each other. This
story is important because each generation believes that the
upcoming one is economically illiterate - (that they don't
understand how the "real world" works). This belief is true...until
the younger generation learns about economic systems. The
Chickenomics Project is an attempt to increase economic literacy by
illustrating basic principles through a story about a group of
chickens that learn how to improve their situation through
interdependence. Parents that read it with their children will find
opportunities to relate real-world experiences to situations
presented in the story. It is hoped that the "ideas for parents"
materials at the end of the book will also lead to more discussion.
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