Decades in Ink: Great Depression Diary Project
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Introduction to Taxes: Junior Edition
This six-page beginner-friendly resource introduces income, sales, and property taxes through clear explanations and simple examples.
$3USD · Digital download
This six-page beginner-friendly resource introduces income, sales, and property taxes through clear explanations and simple examples. Students practice adding sales tax, match community services with their functions, and discuss how taxes support their communities.
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- Students will identify three common types of taxes.
- Students will calculate total costs by adding sales tax.
- Students will match public services with their community functions.
- Students will explain how taxes help fund community services.
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