Navigate your finance$ — starting early.
Picture books, a free game, a free money tracker and pages to print — all teaching children how money actually works: how you find it, why you save it, and what it means to know exactly where you stand.
No sign-up, no account, nothing to install — and nothing leaves the device either one is opened on.
Ambit has hidden coins all over the house. Search six rooms — under the rug, behind the shower curtain, inside the cupboards — then carry them back to Penny to bank them. Seventy-four places to search.
▶ Play Coin Hunt →
A real tracker for real birthday money, allowance and chores. One tenth of anything that comes in goes to Polaris for whatever they are saving toward — and they see the split before they agree to it.
Open My Money →
Ambit keeps every coin he finds in a secret pile behind the bookshelf — until Penny, a piggy bank who counts coins by sound alone, shows him something better than a big pile.
Twenty-one big pages to color — hunt for coins in six rooms, solve a maze, fill the jar. Printed one side only, so markers can’t bleed through.
The toys come alive when nobody’s looking — and to them, a quarter is the size of a dinner plate.

A golden compass who is very good at finding coins and not yet good at counting them.

A folded paper map who marks an X on himself for every single coin they find.

A ceramic piggy bank who counts coins by sound and knows what everything is worth.
Four coloring pages, a chart for the fridge, character bookmarks, a certificate for the day a goal is reached, and a read-aloud guide for grown-ups. Eight in all — no sign-up, nothing to buy. The full 21-page coloring book is out now on Amazon.
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Book two of the Ambit Adventures picture books. Penny loses her key. Ruby finds the treasure.
Ambit Adventures · Book Two · Ages 4–8
Book three. Penny is full! On a rainy night, Ambit rides across the yard in Peppe’s truck to Judy, a sea turtle banker who writes his name in a passbook of his very own.
Ambit Adventures · Book Three · Ages 4–8
A passbook of your own to fill in. Add up your coins, stamp each deposit, and watch your savings grow, just like Ambit’s.
Ambit Kids · Activity book · Ages 4–8
Early chapter books for ages 6–9. Bigger adventures, real chapters, and more money lessons with Ambit, Atlas, Penny and friends.
Early chapter books · Ages 6–9
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