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Task: You can choose $1,000,000, $ 1,000 or $100 to spend. Rules: You can't spend more than $1 million dollars. Round each item to the nearest $10, $100, or $1000. What you will turn in: 1) An advertisement/picture of each item with its price and where you found it. 2) A NEATLY organized paper and visual (poster, cover for paper, or PP). 3) A list of each item, showing the amount spent. List both the actual amount and its rounded value on your spreadsheet. (Add only the rounded amount.)

Task: You've been given $1,000,000 to spend. Rules: You can't spend more than $1 million dollars. You must buy 20 items or less. Add 6% sales tax to each item. You can only buy 1 of each item. You can buy one house, and it cannot be more than $500,000. What you will turn in: 1) An advertisement/picture of each item with its price and where you found it. 2) A NEATLY organized paper with your calculations of each item with tax and your total spending amount. 3) A list of each item, showing the amounts in fraction, decimal and percentage forms of the $1 million dollars.

This rubric will be used to complete a biographical book report featuring a notable early American.

Choose a historical figure connected to your course of study this year and create a cereal box for them.

Student will recognize and explain how money is used to purchase goods and services.