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Money · Ages 4+ · Set A
A promise to pay back
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Remember: When we borrow, we give it back. A promise is a word we keep.

Borrowing

A grown-up reads each question aloud. Listen to the little story first.

Pip and BoPip borrowed Bo's ball and made a pinky promise. Pip played, then gave the ball back. Bo smiled.
1
What does it mean to borrow?
🧺Keep it forever🔁Use it, then give it back✋Take it without asking
2
What did Pip do before playing with Bo's ball?
✋Grabbed it🙈Hid it🙋Asked to borrow it
3
Is a promise a word we keep?
YesNo
4
Join each one to what we do.
  1. 1🏀 Bo's ball
  2. 2🥪 My own sandwich
  3. 3📚 A library book
  • Amine to keep
  • Bgoes back to Bo
  • Cgoes back to the library
5
Circle what goes back. (circle every one)
⚽A friend's ball🧢My own cap🚗A friend's toy car🎁A gift from Gran🖍️A borrowed crayon
6
Do we give back a gift from Gran?
YesNo

Keeping a promise

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Number what Pip did.
  • Pip gives the ball back
  • Pip makes a pinky promise
  • Pip asks to borrow the ball
  • Pip plays with the ball
8
Pip likes the ball. Whose ball is it?
🐥Pip's🏀Bo's🌳The park's
9
Did Pip keep the promise?
YesNo
10
Is borrowing okay if we keep the promise?
YesNo
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We can borrow a coin too. What do we do after?
🧺Keep it🙈Hide it🤝Pay it back
12
Draw Pip and Bo with the ball.
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Answer key · Set A
A promise to pay back
1Use it, then give it back To borrow means to use something for a little while. Then it goes back.
2Asked to borrow it Pip asked, may I borrow your ball, please?
3Yes Yes. A promise is a word we keep.
41-B, 2-A, 3-C
5A friend's ball, A friend's toy car, A borrowed crayon Borrowed things go back. My own cap and a gift from Gran are mine to keep.
6No No. A gift from Gran is ours to keep.
74, 2, 1, 3 Pip asked first, promised, played and then gave the ball back.
8Bo's Pip thought, I like this ball, but it is Bo's ball.
9Yes Yes. Pip gave the ball back, and Bo felt happy.
10Yes Yes. Borrowing is okay, and keeping the promise is what matters.
11Pay it back We pay a borrowed coin back, like the ball.
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