Lucky the Golden Goose
John Wrenn; Red Truck Publishing Company 1999
Lucky, the Golden Goose sells his down to the farmer, but cannot get the income he wants, so he strikes out on his own. He plants a pumpkin seed, and with each new crop he gets more seeds that he can save, and he soon discovers the power of compound interest.
Economic Concepts
- Income
- Spending
- Saving
- Interest
Grade Levels
- Primary (K-3)
Related Subjects
- Math
- Personal Finance


Description of Lesson 10, Lucky the Golden Goose
from Personal Finance and Children’s Literature:
Students participate in an activity in which they save seed cards, and earn interest through their saving, and increase their buying power in the future.