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Money, Money, Money

Families: This is an IN CLASS assignment. Feel free to explore at home, however!

Below are some kid sites about money, the economy, saving, and spending. Click around and make some new discoveries while playing some neat games! When you have learned something you want to share, come back to the blog and comment. Can't wait to hear what you learn!

http://www.themint.org/

http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/games/

http://www.richkidsmartkid.com/

http://www.usmint.gov/kids/


Comments

  1. I know that money is made in lots of places in the U.S.A.I never knew about that are called the mint.

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  2. I love being in the sblc, its great! the teachers are very kind

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  3. I played a fun game called Jessie`s Icecream Stand and i learned that you can make money do all the work for you when you use a assit

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  4. I learn that the 2002 winter olympics only made gold and silver
    coins.

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  5. I had a great day today!

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  6. Nice!i love being in the sblc!!!!!!! its so awesome

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