I want to give the Lord my tenth, For ev’ry time I do It makes me think of all the gifts He gives to me and you (Children’s Songbook, page 150).
These children have all done extra chores and worked in their neighborhoods to earn money * for gifts for their fathers. Before buying anything, each wants to pay his or her tithing. The amount of money each earned is shown, with a place for the amount of tithing to be paid. Can you find the right amounts on page 47 and cut them out and glue them where they belong?
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Canada Ian Thirteen dollars, twenty cents |
One dollar, thirty-two cents |
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United States Pat Eight dollars, fifty cents |
Forty pesos |
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Mexico Carlos Four hundred pesos |
Eighty-five cents |
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England Jillian Five pounds |
Fifteen rubles |
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Peru Luisa One hundred ten soles |
Fifty-two cents |
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Norway Ingsa Five hundred fifty kroner |
Twelve koruna |
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Nigeria Kelechi One hundred fifty nairas |
Fifty-five kroner |
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Czech Republic Lukás One hundred twenty koruna |
Seven francs |
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Japan Yoshi One hundred fifty yen |
Eleven soles |
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Russia Sergei One hundred fifty rubles |
Fifteen nairas |
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Tahiti Taina Seventy francs |
Fifteen yen |
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New Zealand Kiri Five dollars, twenty cents |
Fifty pence |
[illustrations] Illustrated by Julie F. Young
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Because in some countries children are unable to earn money for gifts, we have shown what they might have earned.
