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I created this project to give kids an idea of how much things cost and how hard their parents work to provide for them. The idea is this. Each student is given a family with a designated number of children, a profession ranging from a movie theater concession stand worker making minimum wage to a d.
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The Game of Life! A Career Exploration Unit. Students love planning for their future. This unit helps student learn more about the careers they choose. The final assessment piece for this project is a Job Fair, hosted by the students themselves!
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They then must choose different resources they will need in life. Stop, even if you have moves left, and draw one House Deed at random from the deck. Pay the bank the price on the deed. If you're short on cash, a loan must be taken out from the bank. Then spin again and move.
Homeowner's Insurance can be bought when the house is purchased or during any following turn. Pay the bank the amount shown on the deed for insurance and take one policy from the pile.
This allows you to be protected from floods, theft, and tornadoes. Automobile insurance can also be purchased at the beginning of any one of your turns. Accidents, damage, and theft are now protected against. Buying more than one stock at a time is against the rules with one exception: If you land on the Stock Market Zooms space, take one Stock at no charge even if you already own one.
A Stock Market Slump will require you to return one stock to the bank. Bank loans may be taken out at any time during your turn. Once you reach the end of the Life game board, either by landing directly on it or by passing by, you must do the following: Pay all outstanding loans Replace your Career Card, Salary Card and Insurance Policies. Sell house by following the instructions on the Deed after spinning the wheel one last time. Keep your Stock s since you can still collect money from the bank every time your number is spun.
If you think you might have the most money, place your car on Millionaire Estates any number of players may retire there. Otherwise, place your car on Countryside Acres and wait there until all players have retired. If you have chosen Millionaire Estates, other players can still steal Life Tiles from you if the draw pile runs out.
Those that have chosen Countryside Acres receive one more Life Tile and all their Life Tiles are safe from other players taking them. After all players have retired, all players at Millionaire Estates count their money. The richest player takes the four Life Tiles at Millionaire Estates. The official Life rules mention that in case of a tie for richest player, the tying players split the pile taking 2 tiles each.
All players turn their Life Tiles message-side-up and count up the dollar amounts add this total to all the remaining money you have in front of you. The player with the most money wins! Please keep in mind that the official Life rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have.
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