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Please stay healthy and safe.  \nThat’s My Job  \nFlight Attendant  \nTeacher  \nHas anyone ever asked you what job or career you’d like to work in when you’re older? What’s the difference?  \nA job describes the activity someone does to earn money. A career describes the type of work someone does for many years.  \nAerobics Instructor  \nEach job on the left is part of a career on the right. Can you match the ones that go together?  \nConstruction  \nFitness  \nMusic  \nPolitics  \nEducation  \nFederally insured by the National Credit Union Administration.  \nEntertainment  \nMayor  \nCity  \nComedian  \nRoofer  \nCreative Art  \nDrummer  \nSculptor  \nTravel  \nHave you ever seen a silver-colored penny? During World War II, copper was needed to make ammunition. So, in 1943, the United States Mint* made pennies from steel and zinc. These pennies are unusual, but they’re not considered rare. However, some 1943 pennies were made from copper by mistake. Those pennies are now really, really rare!  \n*The United States Mint is where our coins are manufactured. There are currently four coin-producing mints in the U.S.: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and West Point. Paper money is made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Fort  \nWorth and Washington, D.C.  \nDon’t put that in the gumball machine!  \nA Countenance* to Count On  \nWhose face is on each of these pieces of American currency?  \nDime:  \n1. Franklin Delano Roosevelt  \n2. Theodore Roosevelt  \n3. Eleanor Roosevelt  \n4. Richard Nixon  \nFive-dollar bill:  \n1. John Quincy Adams  \n2. Alexander Hamilton  \n3. Abraham Lincoln  \n4. John Queasy Adams  \nNickel:  \n1. James Knox Polk  \n2. Hard Knox Polk  \n3. Fort Knox Polk  \n4. Thomas Jefferson  \n20-dollar bill:  \n1. Benjamin Franklin  \n2. Andrew Jackson  \n3. Jack Andrewson  \n4. Benedict Arnold  \n50-cent piece:  \n1. Dwight Eisenhower  \n2. Queen Elizabeth  \n3. John F. Kennedy  \n4. George Washington  \n50-dollar bill:  \n1. Ulysses S. Grant  \n2. Amadeus S. Grant  \n3. Grant S. Grant  \n4. Ulysses S. Smith  \n*Countenance is a fancy word for face. For example: “Keep your hands off your countenance!”  \nCrafty Currency  \nPretend that the government has  \nasked you to redesign the U.S. dollar bill. What do you think it should look like? Who should go in the middle? Take the dollar bill template  \nand make it your own.  \nHA HA  \nAHA HA  \nHA 1 Golden Guffaws  \n3  \ny didachinthee gowatoinilg? Why wawhiles Frank angry  \nHA WhyheLivindangsaskaccoauottHA HA shopping?  \nHA  \nHA HA HA  \n2  \nHA  \nGolden Guffaws:  \n1. It was laundering money.  \n2. She had interest in it .  \n3. He was spending his mad money.  \nCountenance to Count On:  \nDime: 1 20-dollar bill: 2  \nFive-dollar bill: 3 50-cent Piece: 3  \nNickel: 4 50-dollar bill: 1  \nRoofer: Construction  \nSculptor: Creative Art  \nCity Mayor: Politics  \nComedian: Entertainment  \nDrummer: Music  \nThat’s My Job:  \nFlight Attendant: Travel  \nTeacher: Education  \nAerobics Instructor: Fitness  \nHA HA","cbCaibiaaCi7fvgJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibiaaCi7fvgJ","pdf",2084162,"English","# Parent Corner\n## That’s My Job\n## Crafty Currency\n## Countenance to Count On\n## Golden Guffaws","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between a job and a career?\",\"answer\":\"A job describes the activity someone does to earn money. A career describes the type of work someone does for many years.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are some 1943 pennies rare?\",\"answer\":\"Most 1943 pennies were made from steel and zinc, but some were made from copper by mistake. 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