How it works
A stall is a tiny shop on a table.
When we work, we can earn coins.
Earning means getting coins for the work we do.
Worked examples
Make it
- Pick the lemons from the tree.
- Squeeze them, and let the juice drip into the jug.
- Stir in water and sugar.
Set up the stall
- Line up the cups in a row.
- Put up a sign with a big yellow lemon on it.
- Wait behind the table.
Sell it
- A customer says, a cold lemonade, please.
- Pip pours a cup, and the customer gives Pip a coin.
- The coin is Pip's pay for the lemonade.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- A thirsty friend wants a cup. What does the friend give Pip? š¤ A hug / āļø A cloud / šŖ A coin
- True or false? Can the sun buy a cup of lemonade?
- What does earning mean? š Squeezing a lemon / šŖ Getting coins for our work / ā Wishing for coins
- True or false? Can Pip save some coins and spend some coins?
- Which one does a lemonade stall not need? šŖ§ a sign / ā½ a ball / šŗ a jug