Children Learn Financial Responsibility Early On; Piggybank101now.com Is Online With Motivating Lesson Plans and Interactive Games

Parsippany, New Jersey (PRWEB) November 23, 2011

An innovative, new company is bringing relevant and motivating lesson plans and interactive games about real life experiences to the web. Piggybank101now.com is on target with children's financial futures. Now, more than ever, this type of website for children is even more relevant and necessary.

Previous generations and even still today, parents often neglect the importance of teaching their children about saving, spending, and planning their money wisely. As parents, ones responsibility is to protect and educate children. With an emphasis on children ages five to eighteen, the program was created by top educators and is completely interactive. Children signed up will learn the basics, from simple coin identification to balancing a checking account, the power of compounding interest and how to design and maintain a budget. Piggybank101now.com is a powerful tool that will imprint a child?s life for years to come.

After two years in development, Piggybank101now.com is set to launch on November 21, 2011 and is priced at an affordable $ 29.95 for a family of four for life! Mastering these "life skills" will provide a strong foundation of positive financial habits that children can use for a lifetime of financial responsibility.

For additional information on the news that is subject to this release, contact Carmen Fadel or visit http://www.piggybank101now.com.

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Mexico's Children's Day Celebrated with "The Way to Happiness" and "Cri-Cri" Festival for Hispanic Children in Hollywood

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 04, 2011

Children's Day was celebrated with a free "Cri-Cri" festival spectacular for children of all ages from the Hollywood area. Held on L. Ron Hubbard Way, over 150 children and guests of all ages were treated to songs, acts and plays based on the fictional character "Cri-Cri" in celebration of Mexico's Children's Day.

Host and Emcee, Francisco Sanz Polo, 1st Grandson of the creator of ?Cri-Cri? (Francisco Gabilondo Soler) introduced the original cartoons of the ?Cri-Cri? character to the children in attendance which was followed by a live enactment of a dozen acts from the "Cri-Cri" musicals.

The event was entertaining and also educational with film showings of "The Way to Happiness," (a common sense moral guide to better living containing 21 precepts) which included such precepts as "Love and Help Children," "Be Industrious" and "Try to Treat Others as You Would Want Them to Treat You." After the event "Cri Cri" posed with characters and children who each received their own photograph with the character and a copy of "The Way to Happiness" booklet.

About "Cri-Cri:" Cri-Cri is a fictional character, an anthropomorphic cricket, created by Francisco Gabilondo Soler in 1934 while broadcasting his own musical radio show on Mexico?s station XEW. Cri-Cri is known as the ?grillito cantor? or ?the singing cricket?. He is a character created by Francisco Gabilondo Soler in his childhood and has been described as a similar following among South American countries that Disney does for children in the United States.

About "The Way to Happiness:" The first moral code based wholly on common sense, originally published in 1981, its purpose is to help arrest the current moral decline in society and restore integrity and trust to humankind. The Way to Happiness (http://www.twth.org) further holds a Guinness Record as the world?s single most translated non-religious book in the world. "The Way to Happiness" was written in 1981 by humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard (http://www.lronhubbard.org)

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Los Angeles Children Announce New ?Cri-Cri? Club

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 26, 2011

A club featuring music, plays and activities based on the widely popular and well known fantasy character ?Cri-Cri? ?The Singing Cricket? has been formed by children in Los Angeles for their Hispanic communities. Created by Francisco Gabilondo Soler in 1934, ?Cri Cri? has come to be known and loved across Latin America and the United States through several generations. This weekend children between the ages of 8-14 gathered at W Radio 690 AM of Los Angeles where they announced the creation of their ?Cri-Cri? Club.

The children meet each week and hold weekly events to choreograph, interpret and perform popular ?Cri Cri? songs such as ?La Patita,? ?El Ropero? and ?Raton Vaquero.? Performances have taken them to a number of different community groups and venues throughout the Los Angeles area in the past few months which features music which is full of moral values that have provided entertainment to several generations of Latin Americans.

In addition to the entertainment, children also apply moral values utilizing The Way to Happiness book ? a common sense moral guide to better living (http://www.twth.org). The book contains 21 precepts. Included are the precepts, "Love and Help Children," "Be Industrious" and "Try to Treat Others as You Would Want Them to Treat You."

?The songs of ?Cri-Cri? promoted our traditional values through generations. But now we find that these values are beautifully written by L. Ron Hubbard in his common sense guide for better living ? The Way to Happiness,? stated Francisco Sanz Polo ? 1st Grandson of the creator of the ?Cri-Cri? character. Sanz Polo added, ?We want all Hispanics in the US to know and benefit from this book.? Recent performances included celebrating Children?s Day for Mexico and several community groups in Los Angeles.

For enquiries about having the ?Cri Cri? club come to your area to provide entertainment contact Lucrecia Chavoya on (323) 244 3531 or email cricri4kids(at)gmail(dot)com.

About ?Cri Cri:?

?Cri-Cri? is a fantasy character of a cricket that plays the violin, created by Francisco Gabilondo Soler in 1934 while broadcasting his own musical radio show on Mexico?s station XEW. Cri-Cri is known as the ?grillito cantor? or ?the singing cricket.? He is a character created by Francisco Gabilondo Soler in his childhood and has been described as a similar following among South American countries that Disney has for children and families in the United States.

About ?The Way to Happiness:?

?The Way to Happiness? is the first moral code based wholly on common sense, originally published in 1981, its purpose is to help arrest the current moral decline in society and restore integrity and trust to humankind. The Way to Happiness was written in 1981 by humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard (http://www.lronhubbard.org).

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