NEW ALBANY — Slate Run Elementary in New Albany again made chocolate suckers on Thursday morning. Each year, the school's second graders produce and sell the suckers as part of a profit and loss lesson in their economy unit. The suckers will be for sale at the school Dec. 18 through Dec. 20 and the profits will be donated to charity. See related photos.
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Parent volunteer Holly Green helps Eli Garrison, 7, pour heated chocolate into sucker molds for the Garden Chocolate Factory at Slate Run Elementary in New Albany on Thursday morning. Each year the school's second graders produce and sell the suckers as part of a profit and loss lesson in their economy unit. The suckers will be for sale at the school Dec. 18 through Dec. 20 and the profits will be donated to charity. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Parent volunteers Shantell Wilkerson, left, and Becky Keller help second-graders pour heated chocolate into sucker molds for the Garden Chocolate Factory at Slate Run Elementary in New Albany on Thursday morning. Each year the school's second graders produce and sell the suckers as part of a profit and loss lesson in their economy unit. The suckers will be for sale at the school Dec. 18 through Dec. 20 and the profits will be donated to charity. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Chocolate suckers cool on a baking sheet for the Garden Chocolate Factory at Slate Run Elementary in New Albany on Thursday morning. Each year the school's second graders produce and sell the suckers as part of a profit and loss lesson in their economy unit. The suckers will be for sale at the school Dec. 18 through Dec. 20 and the profits will be donated to charity. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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