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1 March 2007
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NCSS Notable Trade Book Lesson Plan: Lunch Money Available to Purchase

Patricia A. Palmer
Patricia A. Palmer
UMKC Center for Economic Education
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Lunch Money (2005), by Andrew Clements, Simon and Schuster

Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Emerald Publishing Limited
2007
Social Studies Research and Practice (2007) 2 (1): 93–95.
https://doi.org/10.1108/SSRP-01-2007-B0009

This lesson plan can be used with elementary students to discuss the different aspects of entrepreneurship. It uses a trade book, Lunch Money, to launch a lesson about different aspects of designing and maintaining a business and business relationships.

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