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Avatar Market

Children start with an allowance of $5 in various coins to purchase different items of clothing and accessories for their avatar puppet. They will make decisions and budget their own money, since they won’t have enough to buy every item.

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Topics: Budgeting and money management

Language(s): English
French

Fee: Free

Type: A website
An educational program

Format: Online
Print / PDF

Target audience: Educators
Parents
The general public

Knowledge level: Introductory

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Bank of Canada Museum


Contact:
Bank of Canada Museum
(613) 782-8914

Volunteers accepted: No

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