How Much Should I Be Paid for Preparing a 3rd Grade Physics Worksheet?

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The discussion centers on the payment for preparing a 3rd grade Physics worksheet, with a specific offer of $20 per grade for five chapters, totaling a month of work. Participants express surprise at the existence of 3rd grade Physics, suggesting it may fall under general science topics. The main inquiry is about the typical compensation for creating educational materials, particularly digital notes, and what constitutes a fair rate for such work. The conversation highlights the need for clarity on standard payments in the educational content creation field.
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Hello, I am offered a work to prepare a 3rd grade Physics work sheet. And , I am offered a payment of $20 per grade. They have given me 5chapters and it would take a month to prepare.
What is the normal payment give to prepare a worksheet on Physics. How much should I be offered?
 
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I didn't know they even had 3rd grade physics.
 
They have given me more topic on Physics. It may be covered under science. I need to know how is the normal payment for preparing digital notes
 
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