Saving and Budgeting:
Spending smart
Earning Money
Giving and Sharing
Money Math
100
What is a savings goal?

A savings goal is a specific amount of money you're aiming to save for something you want, usually by a certain time.

100

What is a smart shopper?

A smart shopper is someone who compares prices, looks for good deals, thinks before buying, and only spends money on things they really need or truly want.

100

Name one way kids can earn money.

Examples:

- Walking dogs, doing yard work, selling lemonade

100

What is a donation?

A donation is something (money, food, clothes, etc.) that you give to help others, without expecting anything back.

100

What is 10% of $10?

$1

200

Name two things you might need to save up for

Examples: Bike, House, Car, Shoes Clothes

200

TRUE OR FALSE: Buying something on sale means it's always good deal

False- Something on sale isn't always a good deal. If you don't need it, or it's still expensive elsewhere, it might not be worth buying.

200

What is income?

Income means the money you earn or receive, usually from work.

200

Why do people give money to charity?

People give to charity to help others in need, support causes they care about, and make a positive difference in their community or the world.

200

Add: $2.50 + $1.75 +$3.00

$7.25

300

What does a budget help you do?

A budget helps you plan how to spend and save your money so you don't run out and can afford the things you need and want.

300

What is an impulse buy?

An impulse buy is when you buy something suddenly, without planning, usually because you want it right away rather than because you need it.

300

If you earn $5 for washing the car and $10 for babysitting, how much in total?

$15 total 
300

Name one thing you could donate that is not money.

Examples:

- Clothes, socks, food, etc.

300

What is the total cost of 2 shirts at $8.50 each?

$17.00

400

What is the difference between a want and a need?

- A need is something you must have to live (food, water, shelter, clothing). 

- A want is something you'd like to have but can live without (toys, games, candy).

400

Why should you compare prices at two stores?

Comparing prices at two stores helps you find the better deal so you don't overpay and can save your money for other things.

400

What is a small business a kid could start?

A small business a kid could start: a lemonade stand, dog walking, a lawn-mowing service, selling crafts, a babysitting service, etc.

400

What does volunteering mean?

Volunteering means giving your time and effort to help others or support a cause, without getting paid.

400

If tax is 5%, how much tax will there be on an item that is $20?

$1.00 in tax

500

You want a bike that costs $100. You earn $10 a week. How many weeks until you can afford it?

10 weeks

500

If a toy costs $18 and you have $20, how much will you have left?

$2 left

500

What’s the difference between a job and a chore?

A job is work you do regularly and get paid for. 

A chore is a task you do (often at home) that usually isn't paid  it's just a responsibility.

500

How does giving help both the giver and the receiver?

Giving helps the receiver by meeting a need or bringing them joy, and it helps the giver by making them feel good, grateful, and connected to others

500

You have $50. You buy a $20 book, a $12 toy and a $10 snack. How much is left?

$8

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