MONEY VERSUS TRADE
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MONEY VERSUS TRADE is a downloadable lesson plan for Grade 2. Using the book OX-CART MAN (book sold separately) by Donald Hall, students learn about barter, trade, and the role of money in the marketplace.

Provider
Take Charge America
Price
Free
Published / Released Year
2005
Format and Delivery
Online Accessible
Resource Type
Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons, Workbook/Activity Sheet
Target Audience
Early Elementary, Elementary Grades
Languages
English
Contact Information
623-266-6100
Jump$tart Standards
No

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