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November 14, 2011 Leave a comment
You’re the cashier at this crazy store. You need to give change to the customers buying things. Try to sell as many items as possible before the time runs out. First select game play options, then read the word problem and find out how much money you owe. Click on the coins and bills to make the correct change. For example, if you owe the customer $0.77, click on the quarter three times and click on the penny two times.November 14, 2011 Leave a comment
Six (6) games. Good crossword puzzle review of vocabulary. But the TD Bank WOW!Zone lessons and Game Room have many ads or connections to TD programs and products.
Grade or Age Level: Grades 6-8
Cost (i.e. “free” or list price): Free
November 14, 2011 Leave a comment
Grade or Age Level: Grades 4-6
Cost (i.e. “free” or list price): Free
November 7, 2011 1 Comment
This lesson, which takes a minimum of 180 minutes, allows students to interact through a skit that helps them define identity theft, discover ways in which an identity can be stolen, develop ways to protect themselves, lessen the likelihood of an identity theft, and determine what to do if they fall victim to this crime. It provides a complete lesson plan, including introductory material for the instructor, objectives, relation to national content standards, “Mystery of the Stolen Identity” Skit, a PowerPoint presentation and note-taking “graphic organizer” for the students, links to the FTC video on identity theft, numerous handouts, including a protecting your identity “closing activity” worksheet, and rubrics for an identity theft essay, identity theft commercial, identity theft song and identity theft brochure (if assigned). Additionally, it gives teachers ideas for an Internet safety enhancement project and other resources on consumer protection.Grade or Age Level: 10-12
Cost : Free
