Money Savvy Kid$ Club Putting The "Do" in Donate
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MONEY SAVVY KID$ CLUB PUTTING THE "DO" IN DONATE is a storybook about charitable giving and Dennis's $100 gift from his Grandpa. There's a catch: the boy must use the money to help someone in need. With a little creativity and hard work, Dennis and his friends figure out a way to turn the $100 gift into an even bigger donation for people in need.
- Provider
- Money Savvy Generation
- Author
- Susan Beacham & Lynnette Khalfani Cox
- Price
- $12.95
- Price Note
- Bulk discount
- Published / Released Year
- 2008
- Format and Delivery
- Physical Product
- Resource Type
- Books
- Target Audience
- Early Elementary, Elementary Grades
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 847-234-9477
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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