Trace Wilbanks. Moon sand can be different colors. It is fun to play with. You can go to the store and buy accessories to make things like cars and pirates.

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Trace Wilbanks

Moon sand can be different colors. It is fun to play with. You can go to the store and buy accessories to make things like cars and pirates.  Make a bullet list of the materials that you will need to make your product.  Baby Oil  Play Sand  Corn Starch  Ziploc Bags  Paper

You can decorate them. We are going to have minecraft and the HT helmets. Also things for the girls.

From our market research these are the reasons this product should sell: Most people will pay less than 5.00 dollars my product is 3.00 Most people want durable products my product is durable Most people want to play with the product instead of wearing them you can play with my product

 Amount I need to make my product is $31.40  Amount of my loan from the Parent National Bank is  My 5% interest on my loan is $1.60  My TOTAL loan repayment is $  My collateral is: I will take out the trash for 3 weeks  My total loan repayment is due: Wed, March 4th