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February 20, 2025
  10:00 AM - 1:15 PM

Educator: Ms. Wasko

JA in a Day - We typically place 2 volunteers in a classroom to implement the condensed version of this program. Feel free to partner with a friend, family member or colleague. A volunteer training session, step-by-step guide and all the materials needed are provided. Prep work and organization of the materials is required before the JA in a Day experience.

Blue Lick Elementary School
9801 Blue Lick Rd
, 40229-1841

Featured Curriculum

JA Our City
JA Our CityJA Our City® introduces third-grade students to financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and grade-level social studies learning objectives, including how people manage their money and the importance of economic exchange within a city. (Grade 3) LEARNING EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS -- A flexible model designed to support multiple learning environments -- Five 45-minute sessions -- Experiential, engaging in-class activities that support learning objectives, including digital and physical board games, mapping activities, and role-plays -- School-to-home activities that extend the lessons from the classroom to students’ families and their own communities -- Elementary-appropriate content in financial literacy with entrepreneurship woven throughout -- A fun sing-along video to get students up and moving in the classroom, while reinforcing financial literacy concepts.

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