Writing Money
Vocabulary
Tradeoffs
Planning for the Future
Wild Card
100

Three dollars and twenty-five cents.

$3.25

100

Putting money away to be spent at a future time.

Saving.

100

The cost of the next best alternative when you make a decision.

Opportunity Cost.

100

A visual (poster, slideshow, etc.) that outlines where you want to be in the future

Vision Board.

100

This fruit is technically a berry, but strawberries are not.

Banana.

200

Sixty-two and a half dollars.

$62.50

200

Owing someone money.

Debt.

200

One thing is given up in order to gain something else.

Tradeoff.

200

Knowing this about yourself can help you make better money decisions. Examples include spender, collector, miser, avoider, and thinker.

Money personality.

200

This is the only mammal capable of true flight.

Bat.

300

Seventy-nine cents.

$0.79 OR 79c

300

A plan that states all of the money you will earn and how you plan to spend it over a period of time.

Budget.

300

Isaac has $50. He is out shopping and needs a new pair of shoes and a new backpack for school. There is also a new video game out that he has been wanting. He can only purchase one item, so he goes with the shoes. What is his opportunity cost?

The backpack.

300

The ability to make smart financial decisions.

Financial capability.
300

This country is the largest island and shares its name with a color.

Greenland.

400

Six quarters.

$1.50

400

Putting your money somewhere where it has the opportunity to grow (ex. The stock market).

Investment.

400

Kelly can either work at the coffee shop for $9/ hour plus tips or at King Soopers for $15/ hour. She is able to work 20 hours each week. If she chooses to work at King Soopers, what is her opportunity cost? Be specific!

$180/ week plus any tips.

400

The understanding of monetary (money) information.

Financial literacy.

400

The human body's largest organ.

Skin.

500

Three dimes, fourteen pennies, five nickels, and a quarter.

$0.94 OR 94c

500

Money that is set aside in case something bad happens that you have to pay for.

Emergency fund.

500

What is the difference between a tradeoff and an opportunity cost?

Tradeoffs are anything given up in exchange for something. The opportunity cost is the value of the next best option.

500

Name 3 benefits of thinking about your future.

Ms. Zerbinos will judge :)

500

This US state has a panhandle, a coastline on two different bodies of water, and its capital starts with "T."

Florida.

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