Money you spend on things like toys or snacks is called:

Putting money away for later is called:

If you get money for your birthday, that's an example of:

Buying a new coloring book is an example of:

Putting money in a piggy bank is an example of:

Which one helps you buy something big later?

Which one is when money goes OUT of your pocket?

Which one is when money comes INTO your pocket?

If you get an allowance for helping around the house, that is:

If you buy a pack of gum, that is:

When you are saving money, you are:

What is the best way to have money for something you really want?

When you get paid for mowing a lawn, that is:

If you use your saved money to buy a new toy, that is:

What do we use to buy things at a store?

When you give something you have for something someone else has, it's called:

The person who sells things is called a:

The person who buys things is called a:

If you trade your toy car for your friend's stickers, that's:

When you give a dollar to get an ice cream, you are:

Who gives the money to the seller?

Who gives the goods to the buyer?

Which one is used as a standard way to pay for things?

If I have apples and you have oranges, and we trade, that is:

What is something a Seller hopes to receive in exchange for goods?

What is something a Buyer hopes to receive in exchange for money?

If a person is selling lemonade at a stand, they are a:

If a person gives money to the lemonade stand person, they are a:

Bartering is trading without:

What helps us see where places are located?

What round object shows the whole Earth?

What uses lines and shapes to explain how something works?

What is a real picture taken with a camera?

What do maps use to show things like trees and rivers?

What does a globe do that's like the Earth?

What do diagrams use to name the different parts?

What does a photograph capture?

What helps us understand how big things are on a map?

What shape is a globe?

What helps us know which way to go on a map?

What does a photograph show that you might not notice?

What tells us what the symbols on a map mean?

What do diagrams often show?

What do globes show the shape and location of?

What is a place made by nature, like a forest or a river?

What is a place built by people, like a school or a playground?

What resources can be used again and again, like sunlight or wind?

What resources cannot be made again easily, like coal or oil?

What can we do to help take care of nature?

Which of these is a natural environment?

Which of these is a man-made environment?

What is sunlight an example of?

What is oil an example of?

What does “recycle” mean?

What is one way to save water?

What is one way to reduce air pollution?

Trees are examples of:

Plastic toys are examples of:

What is it important to do with trash?