Two Jars and a Piggy Bank

In the picture

1. 1A glass jar with coins: the part set aside for needs like food and soap.
2. 2A glass jar with coins: the part set aside for wants like a small toy.
3. 3A pink piggy bank: the part set aside as savings.

Examples

• You get pocket money and put some aside for bus fare before buying a snack.
• You receive birthday money and save part of it for a game you want later.

Quiz: Two Jars and a Piggy Bank (Age 11)

1. 1

   Before you spend money, what should you do?

   • Plan how to share it among needs, wants, and savings.
   • Wait until all the money is gone.
   • Spend it all on the first thing you want.
2. 2

   When you get some limited money, what does the card say to split it into?

   • Needs, wants, and savings.
   • Food, soap, and toys.
   • Needs, wants, and spending it all.
3. 3

   Which of these is an example of a want given on the card?

   • Soap.
   • Food.
   • A small toy.

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