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WEALTH is a downloadable lesson plan for grade 3. Students share the book THE DAY I WAS RICH by Bill Cosby, to learn about the role of money, the concept of wealth, and taxes. Students complete activities on working with large sums of money.

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

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