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How to Use Your Penny Book In June Sparrow and the Million-Dollar Penny, June discovers her mother’s old penny book—a notebook she used to save all the pennies she found on her search for “the big one” worth a million dollars. With each penny she found, she recorded something that happened in the year the penny was minted and something that happened on the day she found the penny.

My Penny Book

Whether you are a serious coin collector or just want a new and interesting way to journal, you can use these printouts to create your own penny book! 1. P  rint out one copy of the first page of this template and fold it in half. This will be the cover of your penny book.

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2. P  rint out several copies of the second page of this template (double-sided or you can glue/tape the pages together). Fold them in half and set them inside the cover page. 3. Staple the folded pages together along the central crease. 4. O  nce you find a new penny, tape it to one of the pages and follow the prompts on the page to record your discovery.

For more inspiration, read all about June’s adventures in June Sparrow and the Million-Dollar Penny! www.harpercollinschildrens.com

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My penny’s mint year:

My penny’s mint year:

Something that happened the year this penny was minted:

Something that happened the year this penny was minted:

Date I found this penny:

Date I found this penny:

Where I found this penny:

Where I found this penny:

Something that happened on the day I found this penny:

Something that happened on the day I found this penny: