Understanding Cost and Family Activities

The video discusses how families work together through activities like cleaning, schoolwork, and fun outings. It introduces vocabulary words related to family and work, focuses on phonics with the long 'I' sound, and lists spelling and high frequency words for the week.

What is one way families can work together at home?

• By playing video games

• By cleaning together

• By going to the movies

• By watching TV

Who might help you with your homework at home?

• Your pet

• Your neighbor

• Your teacher

• Your older sibling

During a family picnic, what is an example of working together?

• One person carries everything

• Everyone brings their own food

• One person carries the juice, another the blanket

• Everyone eats separately

What does it mean to 'check' something?

• To ignore it

• To sell it

• To look at it closely to ensure it's correct

• To break it

What does 'choose' mean?

• To sell it

• To forget about it

• To decide which one you want

• To ignore options

What are 'chores'?

• Games you play

• Fun activities

• Things you do to help around the house

• Books you read

What does 'cost' refer to?

• The price of an item

• The color of an item

• The time it takes to do something

• The weight of an item

Who are 'customers'?

• People who buy items

• People who make items

• People who deliver items

• People who sell items

What is a 'job'?

• A type of game

• A task you do for fun

• A place to relax

• Work done to earn money

What does 'spend' mean?

• To save money

• To lose money

• To earn money

• To use money to buy something