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Back to School Activities and Lesson Plans
School budgets are in effect! There’s a whirlwind of networking, collaborating and masterminding happening now. Teachers are sharing new and improved ways to implement instruction. An exciting school year lies ahead! The New York City schools chancellor, Carmen Fariña, is directing … Continue reading
Posted in Afterschool, Elementary Education, Motherhood Parenting, Teacher activities
Tagged afterschool program, back to school, back to school activities, Can I Have Some Money?, Candi Sparks, classroom enrichment, Common Core Standards, Department of Education, elementary school, financial education, financial literacy for youth, lesson plans, money management, NYC schools, Sparks Fly, STEM, training
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Turn up the Heat
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Tagged Afterschool, back to school, Black History Month, Book Club, books finance literature money accounting value dollar bank debit FICO kid child parent parenting reading, Candi Sparks, child development, Enrichment, financial education, Math Coach, Max Gets It, Meet the Author, parenting, PTA, Sparks Fly, The history of money, Women's History Month
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Financial Vampires
Sometimes your friends drain your wallet. They know when its payday – and they’re coming along for the ride! (Only without gas or dinner money). That was the old school version of a financial vampire, the friend that you couldn’t … Continue reading
College Application Checklist for Beginners
In my mind, opportunity is economic. Whether that means saving money or making money. Trying to find the economic opportunity in the college application process can be tricky. First there’s getting in to the college of choice. Then there’s getting … Continue reading
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Tagged application, Checklist, college, FAFSA, finance, financial aid, Sparks Fly, tuition
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Creative New Year Resolution about Money
This cute YouTube Video about New Year Resolutions made my day! Lots of other fun and light hearted entertainment can be found on creativequotations.com. I especially like this quote from Creative Quotations about money – “The easiest way for your … Continue reading
Bicycle ride to wealth
All she asked for was a bicycle for her birthday…. It turned into a money lesson for life. One that she is riding all the way to the bank! See how a teachable money moment changed her life – bring … Continue reading
Visualizing my dream
Lately I’ve been visualizing my dream. Actually another one of my dreams. Here’s a sneak preview. As the dream becomes reality, it is making people happy and improving lives. It could be the dream is providing the missing ingredient — … Continue reading
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Tagged assets, Can I Have Some Money?, financial literacy, money management, my dream, needs, Sparks Fly, supply and demand, wants
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I want you to know about taxes
(this is the most famous image of “Uncle Sam” according to the Library of Congress. Mom told me to be S.M.A.R.T. She wanted me to be money smart. Smart is her acronym for “save money and reduce taxes”. She also … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 tax code IRS, Candi Sparks, financial education, financial literacy for youth, Forbes, Sparks Fly, taxes
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I love you insurance
“Money or love – which is more important?” It depends whom you ask. It depends why you ask. Either way, there’s really no right or wrong answer. It’s whatever priority you make for yourself. Love and money just happens to … Continue reading