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Money · Ages 4+ · Set A
Who pays for things?
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Remember: Grown-ups pay for the big things. We can pay for little things from our own jar.

Big things and little things

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

Who paysGrown-ups pay for the big things. Pip pays for little things, like a balloon, from the jar. Every family is a little different.
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Who pays for the lights at home?
🐶A puppy🧑A grown-up🧸A teddy
2
Who pays for Pip's little balloon?
🧑‍🌾The farmer🧺The seller🫙Pip, from the jar
3
Circle the big things a grown-up pays for. (circle every one)
🏠Our home🎈A balloon🍲Our dinner🌟A sticker🛏️A soft bed
4
Circle the little things Pip pays for from the jar. (circle every one)
🌟A sticker🍲Dinner✏️A pencil🚌A bus ride🫧Bubbles
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Grown-ups go to work and get paid.
TrueFalse

Pip's jar

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Pip's jar coins come from helping out and birthdays.
TrueFalse
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Every family pays for things the same way.
TrueFalse
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Join each one to what it does.
  1. 1🧑 Grown-ups
  2. 2🧒 Pip
  3. 3🫙 The jar
  • Apays for little things
  • Bkeeps Pip's own coins
  • Cpay for the big things
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Number what Pip does, first to last.
  • The seller hands over the balloon
  • Pip sees a balloon
  • A coin comes out of the jar
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Draw something a grown-up pays for.
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Draw a little thing you could pay for from your jar.
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Answer key · Set A
Who pays for things?
1A grown-up A grown-up pays for the lights, the home and the family's dinner.
2Pip, from the jar Pip pays for the little balloon with a coin from Pip's own jar.
3Our home, Our dinner, A soft bed A grown-up pays for the home, dinner and the soft bed. A balloon and a sticker are little things.
4A sticker, A pencil, Bubbles Pip can pay for a sticker, a pencil and bubbles. Dinner and the bus ride are big things.
5True Yes. Then they use the coins for the family, with love.
6True Yes. Pip saved them from helping out and from birthdays.
7False No. Every family does it a little differently, and that is okay.
81-C, 2-A, 3-B Grown-ups pay for the big things, Pip pays for little things, and the jar keeps Pip's own coins.
93, 1, 2 Pip sees the balloon, takes a coin from the jar, and then gets the balloon.
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