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Newspaper Page TextC LASSIFIEDS Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Page 3 E ASTERN O REGON M ARKETPLACE • 1-800-962-2819 • FAX 278-2680 © 2017 by y V Vicki icki Whiting, Editor Je Jeff f f S Schinkel, Graphics V Vol. ol. 33, No. 21 Work W o ork with a partner at home to co omplete the following dandy complete D Dollars and Cents Challenges! With W ith the weather w ea ther getting w ar merr, my m y pal warmer, F r itt er decided Fritter to t o open a refreshment r efr eshmen t d to t o make k stand money. . some money Name: N Fritter has been saving towards to wards a summer visit vi sit to Six Wags W ags Amus ement Park oal is to save and earn ea arn a total of Amusement Park. . His g goal $100. Fritter is now up to o $97.50! C an y you Can ou help F Fritter r itt er c count oun t out t the c correct or r ec t change f for or o h his cust omers? customers? T Tonya o on y a bought bough t a glass of lemonade e plus t two w o c cookies. ook ies . the e c coins She paid p with two t w o dollars. dollars . Circle C ir cle th oins Fritter F r itt er should give g iv e her h in change. change . Lien-hua bought peanuts, , a glass bough t a bag b of peanuts of lemonade and a copy c op y of Kid K id i S Scoop. c o op . b bill . Circle C ir cle the bills and She paid with a $5 bill. coins c oins Fritter F r itt er should give g iv e her in change. change . What could you fr om Fritter’s F ritt e r s buy from Refr eshmen t Refreshment S tand with thi Stand this s e xac t amoun t? ? exact amount? Name of Learning Buddy: N 1. . Look through the news news- - paper for five or more numbers that represent money. money . Cut these out and glue them on the box below in order from smallest to largest: lar gest: 2. . Give each letter of the alphabet a money value. Starting with A = 1¢ 1¢, , B = 2¢, 2¢ , C = 3¢ and so forth until Z which equals 26¢. 26¢ . Using these letter values, add up the “value” of each word in the head- head - lines on the front page of the newspaper. newspaper . Which word is the “most expensive?” Cut it out and glue it here: Word W ord o Value: V alue: a $__________ Try setting up your own refreshment stand this weekend! How much money will you earn? Which is the “least expensive?” Cut it out and glue it here: Each picture below repre represents esents a slang s word for money. Can you guess what each h one is? Word W ord o Value: V alue: a $__________ Ever hear “A A pen penny nny saved is a penny earned d”? W e ell, to earned”? Well, a millionaire, b become million illi naire, i you’d ’d have to save lots of pennies! million’s s In fact, a stack of f $1 million’ worth of pennies would rise 95 miles high! If you stacked all l of the pennies made in the U.S. in year, , you wo would one year ould get a stack more than 6,000 6 miles high! Look ok for the price of th the he newspaper on th the he front page. Draw the coins you need to pay for the newspaper. new wspaper . How many different ma any dif ff ferent ways way ays could you usee coins to pay for the paper? fo 3. . Look at the sports news. Find and circle ten or more numbers. Calculate the sum and the average of these numbers. ANSWERS: ANS SWERS: Bread, dough, clams a and nd buck. Which coin do you need? You want to buy a cookie that costs 50¢. You have 40¢. Circle the coin you need. You want to buy a comic book that costs $2.75. You have $2.70. Circle the coin you need. You want to buy an apple that costs 35¢. You have a dime. Circle the coin you need. Newspaper Success Succ cess Stories! Find an article from the newspaper n about a person you believe has ac chieved success. achieved actor, It might be an athlete, ac tor , business person volunteer. . List why they are or community volunteer being recognized. List w hat you think that what person had to do to reach h this success. AMUS EMENT AMUSEMENT SATURDAY AT A TUR RDA AY FAVORITE A VOR V RITE EARNING EARNI ING CLOCKS CLOCK KS AV A VIN NG SAVING NICKE EL NICKEL CLOSE E T OT TA AL L TOTAL GOAL DIME COIN WORK K HOUR E T I R O V A F E A … spending money wisely wisely. . Y G N I N R A E M G A L M O S N N U I N D E N E I K S R D I R K R O W E C U Y V This week’ week’s s word: U C C I M L T O A A The verb earn means to obtain in return for labor or services. T I L E O A L H L S A N N S T O T A L C S T E A D G D S U P EARN Fritter could earn money puppy . by looking after a puppy. Try T ry to use the word earn in a s sentence today when talking w your friends and family with family. . The Money Tree Imagine you found a money tree. What would it look like? How would you take care of it? What would you do with the money?