Financial Vocabulary
This means using money to buy something.
Spending
Emma has $5 and buys a pack of stickers at the store.
Spend
Olivia puts $10 into her bank account after getting her allowance, money she earned for doing chores.
Deposit
Jackson gives his friend $3 to use and expects to get it back later.
Lend
Tyler brings $40 to the school store. He buys a toy for $15 and decides to keep the rest for later. How much money does Tyler have left?
$25
This means keeping money to use later.
Saving
Carlos gets $20 and puts it away so he can buy a video game later.
Save
Ethan takes $15 out of his bank account to buy a toy.
Withdrawal
Chloe needs $2 for a snack, so she asks her friend for money and promises to return it tomorrow.
Borrow
Isabella earns $25 doing chores at home. Later, she gets $30 for her birthday and puts it all together in her piggy bank. How much money does Isabella have now?
$55
This means putting money into a bank account.
Deposit
Jaden wants a big toy that costs $30. He decides not to buy candy today so he can have enough money later.
Save
Grandpa gives Ben money, and Ben goes to the bank to add it to his account.
Desposit
A student lets a classmate use their crayons and expects them back after class.
Lend
Mason has been saving his money and has $70. He goes to the store and buys a game for $28. He wants to keep the rest to save for later. How much money does Mason still have?
$42
A student takes money out of their bank account to buy a toy at the store.
Withdrawal and spending
Sophia uses her money to buy lunch at school instead of bringing food from home.
Spend
Lily needs money for a school book fair, so she takes it out of her piggy bank.
Withdrawal
A student forgets their pencil and asks to use one from a friend, promising to return it.
Borrow
Liam has $80 saved. He spends $35 on a new toy and then spends $15 on snacks. He decides to save the rest. How much money does Liam have left?
$30