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Money · Ages 4+ · Set A
What is money for?
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Remember: Money is for trading. We give a coin and we get something back.

Pip's coin

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

Pip at the marketPip took a coin to the market. Pip gave the coin to the seller and got a big red apple.
1
Pip trades a coin at the stall. What does Pip get?
🍎An apple🌙The moon🌈A rainbow
2
Who gets the coin when Pip buys an apple?
🐱A cat🧺The seller☁️A cloud
3
A coin can buy a loaf of bread.
TrueFalse
4
Pip can trade a coin for a hug.
TrueFalse
5
Circle the things a coin can buy. (circle every one)
🍦Ice cream🤗A hug🧸A toy bear🌈A rainbow🪁A kite

Where the coin goes

6
Number where the coin goes, first to last.
  • The seller gives the coin to the farmer
  • Pip gives the coin to the seller
  • A grown-up gives Pip a coin
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Join each one to what they do.
  1. 1🧒 Pip
  2. 2🧺 The seller
  3. 3🧑‍🌾 The farmer
  • Agives a coin
  • Bgrows the apples
  • Cgives an apple
8
The seller throws the coin away.
TrueFalse
9
Nobody sells it. A coin cannot buy it. Which one?
🍞Bread🧸A toy bear🌙The moon
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Draw what Pip got for the coin.
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Draw the coin going from Pip to the seller.
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Answer key · Set A
What is money for?
1An apple Pip gives a coin and gets an apple. That is called a trade.
2The seller The seller gets the coin. A cat or a cloud does not take coins.
3True Yes. A coin can buy bread, and we trade the coin for it.
4False No. A hug is free, so we do not trade a coin for it.
5Ice cream, A toy bear, A kite Coins can buy ice cream, a toy bear and a kite. A hug and a rainbow are free.
63, 2, 1 The coin goes from a grown-up to Pip, then to the seller, then to the farmer for more apples.
71-A, 2-C, 3-B Pip gives a coin, the seller gives an apple, and the farmer grows the apples.
8False No. The seller pays the farmer, and the coin keeps going round.
9The moon Nobody sells the moon, so a coin cannot buy it.
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