Module 5/Module 6 Vocabulary

Front

Something good or helpful that you get or that happens to you.

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Benefits

Front

Putting money aside instead of spending it right away, so you can use it later for something special or important.

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Savings

Front

To use your money to buy something, like a toy, a snack, or a ticket to a movie.

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Spending

Front

The money someone earns, like from a job or allowance, that comes into their wallet or bank account.

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Income

Front

Money you owe to someone else, like borrowing money from a friend and needing to pay them back.

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Debt

Front

Extra money you earn when you save money in a bank, or extra money you pay when you borrow money.

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Interest

Front

Receiving something of value, typically money, that will be repaid within a specified timeframe, often with interest.

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Borrowing

Front

The top number in a fraction, and it tells you how many parts you have out of the whole.

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Numerator

Front

The bottom number, and it tells you how many equal parts a whole is divided into.

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Denominator

Front

Fractions represent the parts of a whole or collection of objects.

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Fraction