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The game uses those headlines and moves when kids click "Reveal This Week's Market." -->Worth’s Stock Market Challenge
Answer finance questions to earn up to $10,000 each week. Correct answers earn money; wrong answers earn $0. Then invest across 10 fictional companies, reveal the headlines, and compare returns.
1. Earn Money This Week
Worth can earn up to $10,000 per week by answering finance questions. Correct answers earn money. Wrong answers earn $0, but still teach a lesson. Once he hits the limit, he has to wait until next week to earn more.
2. Choose Worth’s Investments
Enter how many dollars Worth should invest in each company.
| Company | Current Price | Shares Owned | Invest $ |
|---|
4. Worth’s Portfolio
5. Portfolio Value Chart
This chart shows Worth’s total value over time.
6. Compare Stock Returns
This table compares how each fictional stock has performed since Week 1.
| Rank | Stock | Start | Current | Return |
|---|
7. Stock Price Charts
Click any mini chart to see the full chart for that stock.
Stock Chart
Hello, World!
Worth’s Stock Market Challenge
Answer finance questions to earn up to $10,000 each week. Correct answers earn money; wrong answers earn $0. Then invest across 10 fictional companies, reveal the headlines, and compare returns.
1. Earn Money This Week
Worth can earn up to $10,000 per week by answering finance questions. Correct answers earn money. Wrong answers earn $0, but still teach a lesson. Once he hits the limit, he has to wait until next week to earn more.
2. Choose Worth’s Investments
Enter how many dollars Worth should invest in each company.
| Company | Current Price | Shares Owned | Invest $ |
|---|
4. Worth’s Portfolio
5. Portfolio Value Chart
This chart shows Worth’s total value over time.
6. Compare Stock Returns
This table compares how each fictional stock has performed since Week 1.
| Rank | Stock | Start | Current | Return |
|---|
7. Stock Price Charts
Click any mini chart to see the full chart for that stock.
Stock Chart
Worth’s Stock Market Challenge
Answer finance questions to earn up to $10,000 each week. Invest across 10 fictional companies, reveal the headlines, and compare returns.
1. Earn Money This Week
Worth can earn up to $10,000 per week by answering finance questions. Once he hits the limit, he has to wait until next week to earn more.
2. Choose Worth’s Investments
Enter how many dollars Worth should invest in each company.
| Company | Current Price | Shares Owned | Invest $ |
|---|
4. Worth’s Portfolio
5. Portfolio Value Chart
This chart shows Worth’s total value over time.
6. Compare Stock Returns
This table compares how each fictional stock has performed since Week 1.
| Rank | Stock | Start | Current | Return |
|---|
7. Stock Price Charts
Click any mini chart to see the full chart for that stock.
Stock Chart
Hello, World!
Worth’s Stock Market Challenge
Answer finance questions to earn cash. Then invest across 10 fictional companies and see how the market reacts to the news.
1. Earn Money
2. Choose Worth’s Investments
Enter how many dollars Worth should invest in each company. He can spread his money around or pick only a few.
| Company | Start Price | Shares Owned | Invest $ |
|---|
4. Worth’s Portfolio
Who is this book for?
Ride Rabbit Ride is perfect for children 8-12 years old who want to learn about how to earn a profit in a fun and easy way. It can just as easily be a fun way for older children or adults to learn the basics.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers financial concepts like revenues, expenses, profit, debt, equity, marketing, and entrepreneurship. It also has an underlying theme of teaching kids perseverance and embracing and overcoming setbacks and failures.
Is the book helpful for parents and teachers?
Absolutely! Parents and teachers can use this book as a fun educational tool to introduce kids to financial literacy. It’s perfect for family discussions, or using to help build interactive lessons, and financial literacy activities at home or in the classroom.
How do I recommend parents use this book?
I recommend parents use this book as a shared adventure. Use it to spark real conversations about money, decision-making, and even mistakes. It’s less about teaching hard financial rules, and more about building the kind of thinking that helps kids grow into smart, curious, and confident decision-makers.
