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Build a Bank Activity Template (black and white version)

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May 20, 2021 - Author: Sara Keinath, Michigan State University Extension

This black and white template accompanies the Build a Bank Activity.  A full color version is also available.  

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Sara Keinath

Sara Keinath
skeinath@msu.edu

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