Remember: Money you earn comes from work. A gift is given, not earned.
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Read the story first, then answer. Each picture of a coin is one coin.
Leo's lemonade standLeo's old ball had a hole, pssssst! A new ball in the shop cost twelve coins, and Leo had no coins at all. "You can earn it," said a grown-up. To earn means to get coins for work. So Leo made lemonade, set up a stand and painted a sign. On Monday he earned two coins. On Tuesday he earned three. Wednesday was hot, hot, hot, and he earned five. On Thursday clouds covered the sun, and he earned four. Leo counted fourteen coins in all. The ball cost twelve, so he had two coins to spare. Boing! He bought the ball. Money you get for your work is earned. Birthday coins are a gift: they are given, not earned.
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To earn means to get coins for .
workluckfree
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Circle every way to EARN coins.
🍋Selling lemonade🎂Birthday coins from Gran🐕Walking a neighbor's dog✉️Coins in a card from Dad🚗Washing a neighbor's car
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Leo earned 2 coins on Monday and 3 on Tuesday. 2 + 3 = coins.
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Leo earned more on Wednesday than on Tuesday. 5 − 3 = more coins.
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All four days: 2 + 3 + 5 + 4 = coins.
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The ball costs 12 coins. Leo has 14. 14 − 12 = coins left over.
Order, fix and think
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Number what Leo did.
A grown-up says he can earn a new one
Leo's ball has a hole
Leo makes lemonade and sells it for four days
Leo buys the ball
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Which two days together earned exactly 8 coins?
Monday and WednesdayTuesday and WednesdayWednesday and Thursday
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Leo says: Gran's birthday coins are earned, because I opened the card. Is Leo right?
YesNo
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Thursday was cloudy, so Leo earned nothing.
TrueFalse
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A coin from Grandpa for saying hello is a gift.
TrueFalse
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Write one job you could do to earn coins.
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Draw Leo's lemonade stand with its sign.
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