A Give jar is a plan, not a rule. Each family picks its own plan.
A Give jar is a jar for giving. Sam's aunt gave him an empty glass jar, and he drew a heart on a label for it.
Next he needs a plan: when should the coins go in? Some families put in a coin a week, some a part of what they earn, and some give only on special days.
Sam earns 4 coins a week from jobs at home. He decides that for every 4 coins earned, 1 goes in the Give jar.
A Give jar is a plan, not a rule. Each family picks its own, and the giver can change it whenever they like.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
2 coins. 8 is two groups of 4.
4 coins. 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 4.
A plan. Each family picks its own, and the giver can change it.
9 coins. 3 go in the jar, and 12 ā 3 = 9 stay with him.
Ask a grown-up how your family gives, and talk about your own plan.
Talk about how your family gives, and let your child try out a plan of their own. No plan is called right.
