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Required Practical Applicable

* All adults aged 30 * All are working at assigned jobs * All must stay together for the duration * Workbook must be completed as a family

* Children? * Ages * Gender * Names * Type of Residence * Pets—types, number, names

* Go to s/careers/career-exploration.htm to find: s/careers/career-exploration.htm * Average salary * Needed training or education * Perspective—possibility of finding a job in that field * Check internet for cost of housing * Ask at home for cost of utilities and other family expenses

* Choose the mode of transportation * Plan a week’s menu * Find ads for food, cars, housing, other “necessities” * Make a budget * DO THE WORKBOOK