Organisations for helping people or other things that are in need.

To give money to pay for goods and services.

To save is to keep money instead of spending it, especially in order to buy a particular thing.

Spending choices: save, spend or give?

Financial education

In this unit we explore sources of money, emotions around money, and how to decide whether to save, spend, or give.

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Andeep has £5. He spends £3. How much money does he have left?

an organisation that helps people or animals in need.

Match together the words and the meanings.

Laura has £10. She spends £7 and gives the rest to charity. How much does she give to charity?

Andeep  has three £1 coins. Laura has two £2 coins. Who has more money?

Laura has £5. She is given another two £1 coins. How much does she have in total?

Andeep has £9. He is given another £2 and then he spends £6 on a toy. How much money would he have left?

Find the missing word. {{ }} means feeling sad or disappointed at something you have done.

Find the missing word. {{ }} means doing something or forgetting to do something and feeling bad.

They don't paid because Laura did not do much work.

Andeep and Laura get paid to help out in the garden. Andeep does more work. Which of these could be fair?

Andeep finds £1 on the ground. How might he feel?

Laura is given £5 she spend. She toys a toy. The following day, she sees something she really wants but cannot afford it. How might she feel?

Laura finds £1 coins in different places.  Some she keeps. Which ones should she give to someone responsible to try and find the owner?