Lemonade Sale

Amount of Lemonade :

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In June, the 4 grade classes will have a culminating

event of a Lemonade Stand, which will conclude their study
of Economics for Social Studies. We will be working on
activities and reading the book called The Lemonade War,
by Jacqueline Davies. This story is about two siblings who
decide to have a lemonade stand against each other. It is a
clever book that has humor, math, and marketing strategies
throughout the story.
Within our class, the students are working on a
reading log and word search, as well as some advertising
and marketing strategies and techniques. The end results
will be their own individual or group lemonade stand. Each
group has a date and times to sell (see back.) All money that
is raised will go to selected charity and various other
funding opportunities that will all be selected by the 4th
graders.
If you have any questions, please check with your
student first. Then please contact your childs classroom
teacher. Please feel free to join us and see the stands,
observe the marketing strategies, watch the sales
techniques, and of course . . . come to our sale, bring
friends and family, and buy some lemonade!
Economically Speaking,
The Fourth Grade Teachers

SALE DATES:
June 1, 2, & 3
RAIN OR SHINE!
(If it does rain, we will sell inside the school)
Lunch:11:25-1:05p.m.
Afternoon Recess: 1:45-3:30 p.m. (Or until sold out)

1-2 gallons per child

Price per cup of Lemonade: 50 cents per 8 ounce cup
Provided:
1 table per group
1 advertising sign per student
Needed:
1 gallon of lemonade (please make the lemonade prior to coming to
school, due to time)
Cups (8 ounces)
Suggested Extras:
Tablecloth
Big Spoon to stir lemonade
Apron
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If your child would like to sell anything extra, we are suggesting items
such as cookies, cupcakes, flavored popcorn, muffins and frozen treats.
Most importantly,
CANDY MAY NOT BE SOLD OR USED IN ANY WAY!
If anything comes in that violates this rule,
it will be held to be picked up.
Wed like to challenge the group to think about
our Crestwood communitywe have students
that need SUGAR FREE items and GLUTENFREE (premade with packing info sent in). You
might consider these options when planning.
These would great things to include in the
advertising of your stand!
ALL ITEMS MUST BE NUT FREE!

Here is the list of groups and their assigned

day. As you can see, the students had fun
grouping themselves with people across the
grade level. The assigned day is the ONLY
day that group can sell. The students will
have time in class to do some of the
preparatory work, however you will want to
get in contact with the members of your
group ASAP to continue your conversations!

Annabelle Rabidoux, Kaelyn Peterson, Laini Schneider

Handgy Kirk, Jack Lockwood, Zack Aqel
Dane Bretzlaff, Kahlen Detrick, Jovie Whitford
Ethan Crelly, Ethan Silverman, Reid Riley
Seth Anderson, Andrew Landis, Brayden Nowak
Julia Mann, Hannah Coutts
Jacob Schroeder, Arianna Albini, Jana Schroeder
Kate Frommeyer, Charlotte Gross, EllyAnna Kraai
Tyler Bout, Caleb Lintner
Jillian Mosey, Emily Pittman, Kennedy Clegg

Cayden Peterson-McLain, Sean Kuzma, Matt Spray

Louis Bosscher, Ian Lillie

Gabe Bosscher, Anna Ducey

Owen Scott, Jack Matlosz, Ethan Morrow

Cullen Silverman, Keegan Becker, Cooper Prince

Ethan Pott, Jacob Tinney, Gavyn Fernstrum

Seth Demott, Luke Wonsack

Ashley Losey, Allison Fegan

Elise Henkel, Sophie Tawney

Ava Krist, Ali Riley, Hailey Hill

Abby Jameson, Guinevere Allen

Charlie Patterson, Jed Huyser, Devin Rozzano

Madison Longtin, Reese Jenkins, Lauren Lentine

Ethan Romanick, Anthony Bouwhuis, Matthew Zorn

Lleyton Owings, Jacob Woycehoski, Jack Holsinger

Nate Fahey, Zack Fahey, Micah Phillips

Brandon Cain, Evan Walker, Chase Waldrep

Neallie Lacic, Ivy Sisson, Myriah Sower