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A Dollar, A Penny, How Much and How Many

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Instantly access A Dollar, A Penny, How much, How Many? plus over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids.

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Teach income, saving, and savings goals using the book "A Chair for My Mother."

Students read A Chair for My Mother, about a little girl and her family who save money to buy a chair after their furniture is destroyed in a fire. Students learn that characters in the book are human resources who save part of the income they earn. Students identify other human resources, discuss how their work allows them to earn income and name strategies that will help them reach a savings goal.

Objectives of this lesson:
Students will be able to

define human resources, income, saving, and savings goal;

provide examples of human resources,

determine a savings goal, and

state strategies for reaching a savings goal.

This lesson plan is designed for teaching grades 1, 2, and 3.

Book written by Vera B. Williams / ISBN: 068804074-8. This book is in print and available.

Braille and Talking Book versions are available via the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled. Library of Congress catalogue numbers are provided for accessible versions. The books can be accessed through BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download). The book is available in Braille LCCN 2007992137 and Talking Book LCCN 94976092.

Parents: Learn more about the Q&A using A Chair for My Mother.

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Lesson Plan: Teach Income, Saving, and Savings Goals with A Chair for My Mother

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In this free lesson for grades 1-3, students discuss how their work allows them to earn income - and strategies that will help them reach a savings goal.

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Elle Earns Her Own Money - By Lisa Bullard

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Instantly access Ella Earns Her Own Money plus over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids.

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Sammy Rabbit’s Money School is a fun-filled membership that teaches kids and families the importance of developing great habits (especially money habits) and dreaming big through engaging activities and educational resources. Join Sammy Rabbit on an adventure towards financial literacy and a brighter future!

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It's a Habit, Sammy Rabbit! Written by Sam X Renick, Illustrated by Juan Alvarado

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Students listen to a story written in rhyme about a bunny who has a lot of money in her piggy bank. Students distinguish between spending and saving and goods and services. They play a matching game to review the content of the story and to practice rhyming words.

Parents: View the Q&A using Money, Money, Honey Bunny.

This lesson plan is designed for teaching grades K, 1, and 2.

Book written by Marilyn Sadler / ISBN: 0-375-93370-0. This book is in print and available.

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Money, Money, Honey Bunny! Lesson for Grades K-2

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In this free lesson, students distinguish between spending and saving and goods and services, and play a matching game to review the content of the story.

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A Chair For My Mother | VCEE Virginia Council on Economic Education

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Read Aloud: A Chair for My Mother by Vera B. Williams | Stories with Star

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Save It A Moneybunny Book 📚 Read aloud books @aurelianakidsstories

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Lesson 1: How Do Goods Fill My Economic Wants?

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Lesson 1: How Do Goods Fill My Economic Wants?

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The Must-Have Bilingual Financial Education Book for Little Learners

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Unlock financial literacy from an early age with ‘Es un Hábito Sammy Rabbit’ – ‘It’s a Habit, Sammy Rabbit’ - the essential bilingual book for kids aged 4 and up. Instill the single most important money management skill a child can acquire while captivating young minds with engaging activities. Parents, teachers, and instructors can also enhance their financial acumen through shared interaction. Start building a brighter financial future today!

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Save It! A Moneybunny Book Virginia Council on Economic Education

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Lesson plan on discussion for Save It! A Moneybunny Book

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Sammy Rabbit's Money School is a fun-filled membership that teaches kids and families the importance of developing great habits (especially money habits) and dreaming big through engaging activities and educational resources. Join Sammy Rabbit on an adventure towards financial literacy and a brighter future!

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Today’s Money as You Grow Bookshelf pick: “But I’ve Used All of My Pocket Change” | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Read “But I’ve Used All of My Pocket Change” with your child and use our Parent Guide to talk about spending and self-control.