Money Matters
This coin is worth 25 cents.
A quarter
You should arrive at work at this time: on time or whenever you want.
On time
Before borrowing someone’s phone, you should do this.
Ask permission
You wear this in a car to help keep you safe.
A seat belt
You use soap and water to wash these before eating.
Your hands
Your hands
This is the money you earn from working
Income or pay
If you do not understand a job task, you should do this.
Ask for help
Someone asks you to step back. You should do this.
Give them space or step back
Before crossing a street, you stop and look for these.
Cars or traffic
Cars or traffic
You use a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean these.
Your teeth
A snack costs $2. You pay with $5. This is your change.
$3
This person gives you directions and supervises your work.
A supervisor or manager
Before hugging someone, you should ask this question.
“May I hug you?”
“May I hug you?”
If a fire alarm sounds at school, you follow your teacher to this location.
The designated safe meeting place
Before preparing food, you should do this with your hands
Wash them
Food and housing are examples of these: needs or wants
Needs
You finish your task early. Before starting something else, you should ask this person what to do next.
Your supervisor
A friend says “no” when you ask for a hug. You should do this.
Respect their answer
An online stranger asks for your home address. You should keep this inform
Private
You feel overwhelmed in class. You can ask your teacher for this short pause.
A break
This plan helps you decide how to spend and save your money.
A budget
You are sick and cannot come to work. You should contact this person before your shift.
Your supervisor or manager
Someone keeps bothering you after you ask them to stop. You can ask this kind of person for help.
A trusted adult
In the United States, you call this number for an emergency that needs police, firefighters, or an ambulance.
911
A medicine label says to take one pill. This is how many you should take.
One pill