Captain Cash Says … ‘Our Money Voyage Was a Success’

November 22, 2024 at 4:09 p.m.


“Captain Cash,” a school curriculum designed by Purdue Extension for elementary students, recently sailed into the community.
During the voyage, 24 fourth-graders from Mentone Elementary School enjoyed classroom activities that helped them consider the following themes: the more you learn the more you earn; every payday save some cash away; there is an end to what you can spend; and for a safer tomorrow, be wise when you borrow.
The students had hands-on interactive learning sessions during their island voyages while gaining a better understanding of money concepts that will serve them throughout life.
If you would like to learn more about “Captain Cash” in your school or organization, or embark on a money voyage of your own, contact Shannon Shepherd by telephone at 574-372-2340 or by email [email protected].


“Captain Cash,” a school curriculum designed by Purdue Extension for elementary students, recently sailed into the community.
During the voyage, 24 fourth-graders from Mentone Elementary School enjoyed classroom activities that helped them consider the following themes: the more you learn the more you earn; every payday save some cash away; there is an end to what you can spend; and for a safer tomorrow, be wise when you borrow.
The students had hands-on interactive learning sessions during their island voyages while gaining a better understanding of money concepts that will serve them throughout life.
If you would like to learn more about “Captain Cash” in your school or organization, or embark on a money voyage of your own, contact Shannon Shepherd by telephone at 574-372-2340 or by email [email protected].


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