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The document describes Love That Job, an educational game that teaches students critical thinking and life skills through simulated career and budgeting decisions. Students research careers and expenses, create budgets in Excel, and make choices about education, housing, transportation, and other expenses. The game aims to help students understand the relationship between career, education, income, and expenses through hands-on practice with budgeting concepts.
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Elephants live in herds led by the oldest female. They communicate by trumpeting and touching with their trunks. Elephants are highly social and mourn the loss of loved ones. They spend their days eating branches, leaves, and grass, and use their trunks to drink water. Elephants keep cool by taking mud baths and napping in the shade, and mothers stay close to their calves. Their habitat is grassy savannah and areas near water in Africa.
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