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AC T I V I T YNeeds v WantsNEEDSWANTSThings that are necessaryfor you to live.Things you would like to havebut you do not need to survive.CHALLENGE QUESTIONWhat do you need in order to purchase items you listed as needs and wants?ACTIVITY–1B–1

AC T I V I T YNeeds v WantsWANTSNEEDSCATEGORIZE THE PICTURESAS A NEED OR A WANTertuACTIVITY–1B–2

AC T I V I T YCoin CreationAfter watching the United States Mint video on how coins are made, answer the following questions.1. Where are United States coins created?2. Coins are designed through many steps. Use the numbers 1 – 4 to put the steps in order.Sculptor makes mini model of coin on a computer or in clayArtist draws large picture of what the coin will look likePlaster cast is scanned into computer that turns the design into computer dataA plaster cast is made to sharpen a coin’s details3. What are coin disks made out of?4. The coin disks need to be prepared. Use the numbers 1 – 5 to put the steps in order.Clean coins to make shinyRaise the rims of both sides of the coin using upsetting millGive coins a bathHeat coins to make softCool coins5. Are all coins that are minted approved?ACTIVITY–2A

AC T I V I T YCoin FeaturesAnswer the questions and label the features of the coin.What is the shape of the coin?What is the rim of the coin called?What is the front of the coin called?Name the features of the coin indicated byeach number.ertuioWhat is the back of the coin called?ACTIVITY–2B–1

AC T I V I T YCoin DesignDesign a coin that represents you.Be sure to include all the coin features:3 LEGEND – a word or saying at the top of a coin. Examples include “In God We Trust” or “Liberty”3 IMAGE – m ain picture on the coin. The image is called a bust or portrait.3 YEAR – when the coin was minted3 VALUE – how much the coin is worth3 FIELD – decorations on a coin such as stars or olive branches3 MARK – where the coin was mintedFRONTBACKACTIVITY–2B–2

AC T I V I T YCommon Coins1. List the value of each coin.centcentscentscents2. Use the numbers 1 to 4 to list the size of coin from smallest to largest.3. Do you think that coins that are bigger are worth more money than coins that are smaller?YesNo4. Fill in the blanks:One dime penniesOne quarter 5. Why do you think that we have coins that have different values?It’s funlearning aboutall the coins.ACTIVITY–2Cpennies

AC T I V I T YLess Common CoinsOther types of coins.3 Half dollar 50 centsSacagawea dollar coin 100 cents3 Fill in the blanks:Half dollar penniesSacagawea dollar penniesHalf dollar nickelsSacagawea dollar nickelsHalf dollar dimesSacagawea dollar dimesHalf dollar quartersSacagawea dollar quartersFredbird,did you knowabout thesecoins?No Scotty,they arepretty cool.ACTIVITY–2D

AC T I V I T YBill CreationAfter watching the kids.gov video on how bills are made, answer the following questions.1. What agency creates bills?2. What do they try to share on each bill?2. On what are bill images engraved?4. List the order that bills are printed. Use the numbers 1 – 3 to put the steps in order.Backs and faces of notes printedSerial number, treasury seal and federal reserve seal printedBackground images printedI alwayswondered howdollar billswere made.ACTIVITY–3A

AC T I V I T YThe Value of BillsFill in the blanks for the following bills on your own or with the help of your teacher. 20 1 bills 5 bills 10 bills 50 1 bills 5 bills 10 bills 100 20 billsand 10 bill 1 bills 5 bills 10 bills 20 bills 50 billsACTIVITY–3B–1

AC T I V I T YMaking ChangeYou are going to a Cardinals game and are purchasing some snacks.Make change for your purchases:1. You buy cotton candy for 5.50. You gave 10.00. Your change is 2. You buy a #1 Cardinals fan foam finger for 8.25. You gave 10.00. Your change is 3. You buy ice cream for 3.75. You gave 5.00. Your change is 4. You buy a Cardinals hat for 13.00. You gave 20.00. Your change is 5. You buy a hot dog, chips and soda for 11.75. You gave 20.00. Your change is Cotton candy,that will be 5.50.ACTIVITY–3B–2

AC T I V I T YWays to Earn MoneyMake a list or draw pictures of ways that you can earn money.ACTIVITY–4A–1

AC T I V I T YEarning MoneyFredbird and Scotty are working a concession stand during a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium.How much money will Fredbird and Scotty earn if they sold the following quantities:3 3 CANDY BARS3 6 CANDY BARS3 4 CANDY BARS3 5 WATERS3 3 WATERS3 6 WATERS3 7 SODAS3 4 SODAS3 8 SODAS CANDY BARWATERSODA .50 1.00 1.50Welcome tothe concessionstand. Can wehelp you?CONCESSIONSACTIVITY–4A–2–BEGINNER

AC T I V I T YEarning MoneyFredbird and Scotty are working a concession stand during a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium.How much money will Fredbird and Scotty earn if they sold the following quantities:3 13 CANDY BARS3 16 CANDY BARS3 24 CANDY BARS3 15 WATERS3 19 WATERS3 30 WATERS3 17 SODAS3 26 SODAS3 32 SODAS CANDY BARWATERSODA .50 1.00 1.50Welcome tothe concessionstand. Can wehelp you?CONCESSIONSACTIVITY–4A–2–ADVANCED

AC T I V I T YSaving MoneySaving money helps you prepare for fun activities but can also protect you in case of an emergency.ACTIVITY–5A

AC T I V I T YCreating a BudgetFredbird and Scotty are planning a party for their baseball team to celebrate the season. They have 35 TO SPENDon items that they need for the party. There are 20 INDIVIDUALS on the team including coaches.Fill out the following sheet:3 How many hot dog bun bags do they need to buy?How much will the hot dog bun bags cost?3 How many hot dog packages do they need?How much will the hot dog packages cost?3 How many potato chip packages will they need?How much will the potato chip packages cost?3 How many plates and utensil sets will they need?How much will the plates and utensil sets cost?3 How much money did they spend in total?How much money do they have left?BONUSAfter purchasing needed items for their party,Fredbird and Scotty have some money left for itemsthat they want to make the party even more fun.Fredbird and Scotty can purchase any of the listedEXTRA ITEMS for their party with the leftover money.List what they will purchase and how much each will cost:3 Item Hot dogs (8-count) 3 Item 3 How much did they have left over? ACTIVITY–6A 2.00Potato ch ips (20-count) 4.50Plates and utensils (setof 20 2.75Extra ItemsDecorations (balloons,streamers) 2.500-count) 3.25Ice cream sandwiches (23 How much did they spend? 3.00Hot dog buns (8-count))3 ItemParty ListCandy bags (10-count) 1.50

AC T I V I T YWriting a CheckUsing the PARTY LIST list from the previous activity, write a check for:3 Needed items you purchased for your team party.3 Wanted items (extras) you purchased for your team party.ACTIVITY–7A–1

AC T I V I T YUsing a Check RegistryYou have 35.00 in your checking account:3 Use the register to list the items you purchased with your checks.Checkbook RegistryNUMBER ORCODEDATETRANSACTION DESCRIPTIONPAYMENT FEEWITHDRAWAL (–)Be sure todouble checkyour math.ACTIVITY–7A–2DEPOSITCREDIT ( )BALANCE

AC T I V I T YUsing a Gift CardYou have a gift card for 100 to attend a Cardinals gameat Busch Stadium. Using the list, make a budget for whatyou will need to purchase to attend the game.I can’t wait touse my gift cardat the game!Budget ListCardinals game ticketCotton candyChocolate ch ip cookieIce cream 6.00Ch icken sandwich 9.00Hamburger with fries 16.00Cardinals baseball capirtCardinals baseball jersey1. List what you NEED to purchase to attend the game and how much it will cost.2. List what you WANT to purchase and how much you will spend.3. How much money did you spend?4. How much money do you have left?5. Is there anything you can do to save money?ACTIVITY–7D 4.00large 7.50Corn dogCardinals baseball t-sh 8.00small 5.00Ice creamGift Card 18.00 28.00 20.00 60.00

Make change for your purchases: 1. You buy cotton candy for 5.50. You gave 10.00. Your change is 2. You buy a #1 Cardinals fan foam finger for 8.25. You gave 10.00. Your change is 3. You buy ice cream for 3.75. You gave 5.00. Your change is 4. You buy a Cardinals hat for 13.

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