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    This classroom checkbook log tracks a student's financial transactions for a month, including the date, type of transaction (such as income, tithe, rent, taxes, or store purchases), and resulting credit or debit to calculate the running balance. The sample entry shows the student received $100 income on October 20, increasing their balance to $100.

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    This classroom checkbook log tracks a student's financial transactions for a month, including the date, type of transaction (such as income, tithe, rent, taxes, or store purchases), and resulting credit or debit to calculate the running balance. The sample entry shows the student received $100 income on October 20, increasing their balance to $100.

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    Checkbook

    Uploaded by

    kengle
    This classroom checkbook log tracks a student's financial transactions for a month, including the date, type of transaction (such as income, tithe, rent, taxes, or store purchases), and resulting credit or debit to calculate the running balance. The sample entry shows the student received $100 income on October 20, increasing their balance to $100.

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    Classroom Checkbook Name ________________________________ Month ___________

    - /+

    Date
    (What is todays date?) have now?)

    Action
    (Income, Tithe, Rent, Taxes, or Store?)

    Credit/Debit Balance
    (How much did you earn or pay?) (How much do you

    10/20/11 Income

    +$100

    +$100

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