Lesson 14 · Written for kid, teen, and little
Giving with a Plan
Deciding your giving ahead of time beats giving in a hurry.
Giving means handing some of your money to a person or a cause you care about, without getting anything back. Giving on purpose means you pick the amount ahead of time instead of deciding in a rushed moment. That way you can help others and still have enough left for your own plans. Even small amounts count when you choose them on purpose. 💚
Words to know
5Give
To hand money or help to someone without expecting it back. Like buying lunch for a friend who forgot theirs.
Charity
A group set up to help people, animals, or the planet. An animal shelter is one.
Donation
Money or things you give to a charity or a cause. Like $5 or a bag of clothes you have outgrown.
Generous
Willing to share what you have with others. Splitting your snack without being asked is generous.
Giving plan
Deciding ahead of time how much you will give. Like setting aside $1 of every $10 you get.
Giving on purpose is different from giving because you felt pushed.
Sort each one into the right bucket.
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In the full lesson
- 1Sort into groups
- 2Put it in order
- 3Make the call
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