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Money Plans in Mirage Mesa

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Money Plans in Mirage Mesa

Compare two ways to earn, save, spend, and keep money safe.

Read about two money plans

Read the passage. Then answer the questions.

A Saturday in Mirage Mesa

Mirage Mesa is a desert city where sunny days are common. On Saturday, Leena helped Ms. Ortiz paint signs for a neighborhood shade garden. Leena earned $8. She spent $3 on a notebook for drawing and planned to save the other $5 for art supplies.

Omar helped a nursery owner sort seed packets and carry small pots. He earned $6. He spent $2 on a cold fruit cup and planned to save the other $4 for a bicycle bell. Omar wanted to keep the money for his goal instead of carrying it loose in his pocket.

That afternoon, Leena and Omar visited a bank with their adults. Each child deposited the money he or she planned to save into a savings account. A bank worker recorded the deposits. The children kept their account cards and personal identification numbers, or PINs, private. They knew a bank account could help them keep track of saved money, but they still needed to make wise choices about spending.

1.
What is the passage mostly about?
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2.
Why will Leena have $5 left after buying her notebook?
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3.

Omar plans to save $ after spending $2.

4.
Match each person or pair to the money plan that fits.
5.
Which detail best supports the idea that a bank can help people keep track of saved money?
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Use the money ideas

Use the passage and what you know about money choices.

6.
Dario earns $10 helping a neighbor sweep sand from a walkway. He spends $3 on a snack and puts the rest in his savings account. How much does he save?
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7.
Circle the two choices that show earning money.

8.
A child plans to save money for several months. Which choice is usually the safest way to keep the money organized?
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9.
Which plan would leave a child with $6 saved for a later goal?
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10.

Money put into a bank savings can be kept track of by the bank.

11.
Why should a child keep a bank PIN private?
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12.
Circle the two choices that show spending money.

13.
Which statement best compares Leena's and Omar's plans?
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Explain a money plan

Write complete thoughts. Use details from the passage.

14.
Imagine you earn $12 for helping at the shade garden. You want to buy one small thing now and save for a goal. Tell how much you would spend, how much you would save, and one way to keep the saved money safe.
15.
Which part of Leena's or Omar's plan would help you reach a later goal? Use two details from the passage to explain your choice.