STLtoday - News - Education: "The man in pinstripes held a piggy bank up for the fifth-graders.
The right slot is for savings, he said to the students. The next will hold cash to spend; the left, money to invest. And another slot, he showed them, was marked 'donate.'
Last week, Alan Robbins, an investment specialist for Northwestern Mutual, taught a short lesson on personal finance to three classes of fifth-graders at Glenridge Elementary School in Clayton.
The students soaked in the lesson. But one theme kept reappearing: donations."
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