Financial Literacy

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Financial Literacy

Kim Williamson
I work with preschoolers and even though they are really young to be learning about money and the concept of how it is spent and earned I do believe that it is good to start them this young. I would use it in my classroom by showing them what each coin represents. Like show them the difference between a penny and a dime. Show them the colors are different and the sizes are different. I could play a spending game with them. Also in our classroom we have a area right now where there is a cash register along with play money so the kids can play around with it.
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YvonneVesta
Like the now-famous Crash, the Pebble is an unusually shaped watch that came from Cartier London during the Swinging Sixties, when London was at the forefront link of fashion, link music, and culture. Cartier London created all link kinds of daring designs during this era, as the city around it shook off a post-war malaise in pursuit of something more playful and rebellious.
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YvonneVesta
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The ref. 2526 is famous, link but the ref. 3428 was produced in smaller numbers and is even rarer. link At first glance, the ref. 3428 and ref. 2526 look the same, so one might think that the only link difference is the movement. However, due to this difference (cal.12-600AT is 5.4mm thick, while cal.27-460 is 4.6mm thick), the ref. 3428 has a thinner case than its predecessor.
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YvonneVesta
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The Defy Skyline series debuted in link 2022 as a link sub-line within the larger Defy series. It cites inspiration from the original late 60s/early 70s Zenith Defy models. The modern touches are a cleaned-up silhouette, a prominent four-point star motif on the dial, and link a sub-dial with a hand that makes a revolution every ten seconds.