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"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 6: Individual Thrift, Practicing and Preparing for Work

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

In Unit 6: Individual Thrift, Practicing and Preparing for Work, students will learn that planning for the future is essential to future success; research and information-gathering is as important to making decisions for the future as it is to academic work; and professionalism is a skill and requir...

"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 5: Generosity

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

In Unit 5: Generosity, students will gain the following enduring understandings: (1) Generosity is best applied as stewardship, conservation, and community investment; (2) Individual generosity engenders trust and responsibility; (3) Individual decisions can impact the local community, the national ...

"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 4: Frugality

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

The enduring understandings gained in Unit 4: Frugality are: (1) Many factors affect the availability of goods and services, (2) Needs and wants must be measured and evaluated according to available resources, (3) Individuals must consider many complex factors before making decisions about consumpti...

"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 3: What is Work Ethic?

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

In Unit 3. What Is Work Ethic?, the following enduring understandings will be gained: (1) the American work ethic has deep roots in European and U.S. history and culture; (2) planning and goal-setting are essential to pursuing a profitable, sustainable, and meaningful career; and (3) developing a wo...

"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 2: Anti-Thrift

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

The enduring understandings gained in Unit 2: Anti-Thrift, are (1) waste is the opposite of thrift and takes many forms; (2) There are many arguments against the practice of thrift; (3) arguments for and against the practice of thrift have historical roots; (4) women's political enfranchisement coin...

"Teaching Thrift: A Curriculum" Unit 1: Wise Use

Bernadette McHenry • Institute for American Values • 2016

In Unit 1: Wise Use, the following enduring impacts will be gained: (1) thrift is an ethic that functions in multiple manners on various levels of society; (2) thrift was practiced at many points in United States history; (3) thrift is an enduring ethic that can still play an important role in the l...

All About the Benjamins : Understanding the Values of Thrift

William Mattox, Jr. • The James Madison Institute • 2012

Ten Reasons Why A Scout is Thrifty Text and Badge

David Blankenhorn • Boy Scouts of America • 2010

Thrift and Generosity: The Joy of Giving

John M. Templeton, Jr., MD • Templeton Foundation Press • 2004

The Tightwad Gazette II

Amy Dacyczyn • 1995

Quick & Delicious Thrifty Meals

Johna Blinn • Playmore Inc., Publishers and Waldman Publsihing Corp. • 1989

The Story of Banks and Thrifts

• Federal Reserve Bank of New York • 1985

Smokey the Bear Song and Conservation Pledge

• U.S. Department of Agriculture • 1982

Parsimony: The Game of Money Management

• B.C. Central Credit Union • 1978

How to Celebrate World Thrift Day

• Geneva: International Savings Banks Institute • 1974

How to Celebrate World Thrift Day

• Geneva: International Savings Banks Institute • 1974