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What is it about?
This
is a recycling game designed to raise funds for your school. You
collect aluminium cans, and compete with other students, classes and
schools to collect the most in any week term or year, to win prizes. (See recycling pages)
The person who collects the most cans in a week could win a packet of pineapple lumps.
The class could win a prize. Ask your school recycling officer. If you don't have one ask your principal to appoint one. Show them this site.
The cans are recorded (The number collected) and put in the school recycling collection.
The price paid will vary. It may be worth holding on to them for a time until the price improves. The international price is 2 british pounds per kilogram, or about $4 New Zealand.
This company is cirrently paying $0.85 per kilo.
http://metalman.co.nz/sellmetal/
Once you have started earning money for your school regularly, your class will nominate a weekly amout each student in the group will bank. This is your money and you put it in a bank account accessed by your school.
For example, OLD KENT ROAD (above) shows $2. This means every person in your group banks $2 per week. Once you have saved $60, you buy a property from the MONOPOLY game, and after 12 months you sell it back to the game for double the face value ($120).
Why?
Regular savings by a large group makes saving easier. This is designed to encourage regular savings by offering high rewards.
It is conditional upon my getting paid for my browser software, see the browser FAQ
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SAMPLE PROPERTY
Price $60
The price indicated on the card is the amount you invest with rainierbank.biz.
The period is for 12 months, and it bears interest of 2% per annum. You may withdraw at any time.
The money will be deposited with Kiwibank, and will stay there for the full term.
Rent $2
This is the amount you save every week and put in your own bank account. There is a table which shows how much you should save by certain dates. We are aiming for groups of five or more to save together,(and whole classes at school).
If a player owns ALL the sites of any Color-Group, the rent is Doubled on Unimproved Lots in that group.
What is this?
Stay tuned for more information. In the mean time start saving regularly wth your group.
See the FAQ page.
Don't worry about Houses and Hotels at this stage. Property increases in value by between 5% and 20% per year,
Find out about earning money from recycling elsewhere on this site.
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WHITECHAPEL ROAD
Whitechapel Murders 1888 (Don't look if you are squeemish- ask your parents first!!!)
Whitechapel Road is a major arterial road in the East End of London, England. It connects Whitechapel High Street to the west with Mile End Road to the east and forms part of the A11 road. It is a main shopping street in the Whitechapel area of Tower Hamlets and has a street market. The name derives from a small chapel of ease dedicated to St Mary.
The well-known Whitechapel Bell Foundry is based in buildings on Whitechapel Road that date from 1670. They were formerly used as a coaching inn known as The Artichoke. The buildings replaced smaller premises on the north side of the road.
Davenant Foundation School, now in Loughton, was previously located on Whitechapel Road, built on the Lower Burial Ground. The building remains on the north side, and is Grade II listed.
The Blind Beggar, a pub made notorious by Ronnie Kray when he fatally shot George Cornell on 9 March 1966 there, is located at 337 Whitechapel Road. This is near Mile End Gate - where the road becomes Mile End Road; and was the site of the former toll gate.
Nearby places of interest include the Royal London Hospital, the Blind Beggar public house, and the former Wickhams Department Store. There are also many tours in this area focusing on the Jack the Ripper murders.
Chance
Intermission
Stay tuned
By week 30, you should have saved $60, and you can still buy a property like OLD KENT ROAD or WHITECHAPEL ROAD.
Get together with you class or school, and put you money into a single bank account.
Discuss this information with your parents if you are under 20 years of age.
Week 4.........................................(29th January
Week 10....................................... (12th March)
Week 20........................................... (21st May)
Week 30...........................................(30th July)
Week 40.......................................(8th October)
Week 50...................................(17th December)
Week 52...................................(31st December)
5 people save $2 ea per week, or $10 per week.
By week 10 they have saved $100, ($20 each)
(5 people save)...........................................Total
Week 10 1(2th March)
$18 ($90 per week)..($180 ea)........................$900
$22 ($110 per week).($220 ea).....................$1,100
$35 ($175 per week)($350 ea)......................$1,750
$50 ($250 per week).($500 ea).....................$2,500
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OLD KENT ROAD
Apart from piecemeal residential schemes very little change along this route was made until the late 1960s with the London County Council plan of 'Lungs for Londoners' led to the creation of new open spaces and public parks by demolition of heavily urbanised areas; the eastern entrance to to one of these, Burgess Park, is also located here at the junction with Albany Road.
The park has recently received a grant of £2 million from Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, as part of a London-wide competition. This will be topped up to £6 million by Southwark Council, a contribution which should ensure the renovation of this neglected space.
New Zealand Edition
(Not in the big league?
Stick with the traditional version
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TE PUKE KIWIFRUIT
Rent SITE ONLY $20,000
Price $600K
If a player owns all the sites of any colour group, the rent is doubled on unimproved sites in that group.
$2.........................$40 ea.........................$200
$6.......................$120 ea..........................$600
$10.....(Pall Mall)..$200 ea.......................$1,000
$18......................$360 ea......................$1,800
$22......................$440 ea......................$2,200
$35....(Park Lane..$700 ea.......................$3,500
$50....(Mayfair).... $1,000 ea....................$5,000
$2.........................$60 ea............................$300
$6........................$180 ea...........................$900
$10.....(Pall Mall).....$300 ea........................$1,500
$18........................$540 ea.......................$2,700
$22........................$660 ea.......................$3,300
$35....(Park Lane...$1,050 ea.......................$5,250
$50....(Mayfair)....... $1,500 ea.....................$7,500
