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Consumer Decision Making Contest Leader's Guide 
Consumer Savvy 1- The Consumer In Me 
Consumer Savvy 2 - Consumer Wise
Consumer Savvy 3 - Consumer Roadmap
Consumer Savvy - Helper's Guide
It All Adds Up
Rent Event 
Consumer Decision Making Contest Leader's Guide
Learn to rank articles or products over others based on standards and quality.
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Youth will experience what it means to be a consumer through saving, spending and sharing. (c 2004)
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Consumer Savvy 2 - Consumer Wise
Introduces youth to the influence of peer pressure, the power of advertising and the expanding Web market as they learn to make independent shopping decisions. (c 2004)
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Teens will navigate the potholes in the marketplace en route to becoming savvy consumers. (c 2004)
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Consumer Savvy - Helper's Guide
Provides supplemental materials that help adult volunteers facilitate learning situations for various ages of youth. Numerous group activities are included to help youth develop essential life skills as they pursue their interest in consumer education. (c 2004)
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Each of eight units consists of a leader's guide w/camera ready sheets. Units cover Effective Complaints; Understanding Advertising; Money Sense; Be Aware, Compare & Buy Wise; The Credit is Yours; Shopping at Home; Checking Out Checking Accounts.
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The Rent Event assists young people in learning about the process, costs, frustrations, and satisfactions of renting the first place of their own. Students are guided through the decision-making process of finding, selecting, furnishing and maintaining an apartment. They will understand the basic terms of a lease along with things to watch out for in a lease. It provides guidelines for selection of an apartment and a checklist for comparing different units. The costs of renting -- including utilities, security deposits, and renter's insurance -- are explained. Suggestions are provided for inexpensive ways to furnish an apartment. Basic information on care and maintenance of the apartment are also included. Lastly, pointers are given for roommate selection.
National Collection of Juried 4-H Youth Development Curricula
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