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Sharing

with Others

by Mattie Reynolds

An introduction to nancial literacy

Sharing with Others

Publishers Cataloging-In-Publication Data

(Prepared by The Donohue Group, Inc.)

Reynolds, Mattie.

Sharing with others : an introduction to nancial literacy / by Mattie Reynolds.

p. : col. ill. ; cm. -- (Start smart: money)

Issued also as an ebook.

Summary: Learn how sharing your time, goods, and money can help those in need.

This book will teach you words and ideas about sharing.

Interest age group: 004-008.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN: 978-1-937529-44-4 (hardcover)

ISBN: 978-1-937529-40-6 (pbk.)

1. Sharing--Juvenile literature. 2. Children--Finance, Personal--Juvenile literature.

3. Sharing. 4. Finance, Personal. I. Title.

BJ1533.G4 R49 2013

179/.9 2012943326

Copyright 2013 Red Chair Press LLC

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in an information

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Reading specialist: Linda Cornwell, Literacy Connections Consulting

This edition first published in 2013 by

Red Chair Press LLC PO Box 333 South Egremont, MA 01258-0333

Printed in The United States of America

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ISBN: 978-1-684526-08-6 (ebook)

CHAPTER 1

All People Have Needs................ 4

CHAPTER 2

Sharing Goods and Money............ 10

CHAPTER 3

Giving to Others................... 14

GlossARy ......................... 22

FoR MoRE INFoRMATIoN ............ 23

INDEX ............................ 24

Words in bold type are defined in the glossary.

Table of Contents Table of Contents

CHAPTER

Do you like going to the movies? Maybe you

have your heart set on getting a new toy you saw

on television. These are things you want but you

do not need them. Think about things you need.

We all have basic needs such as food, clothes,

and a place to live. Every person needs clothes.

But you do not need fancy new clothes. You

need food. But you do not need an expensive

new cereal.

All People

Have Needs

All People

Have Needs

Food, clothes and shelter are basic needs.

Everyone has to eat to be healthy and have

energy. Adults earn money by working at a job.

One of the most important ways the adult uses

money is to buy food for their family.

People need clothes, too. Clothes help keep

you warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Some kids get new clothes when school starts.

Some kids get to wear the clothes their older

brother or sister wore.

Everyone needs a place to live. Some

people live in a house. Others live in

apartment buildings where many people live.

Where you live provides shelter from the

weather and keeps you and your family safe.

Who pays for the food, clothes, and place to

live? Usually an adult in the family has a job

to earn money for these things. But not everyone

earns enough money to pay for all three basic

needs.

CHAPTER

Money helps us buy the things we need. But some

things cost a lot of money. Some people need help

to provide things their family needs. They may go

to a place in their community for help. There are

many ways we can help, too.

Food banks collect boxes and cans of food. Then

people can get the food for free or at a low cost.

Some people buy an extra can of vegetables or

box of cereal to donate to food banks. The food

is then shared with families who need it.

Sharing Goods

and Money

Sharing Goods

and Money

Some people share goods with others.

Micheala is growing fast. She cannot wear

some of her clothes now. She and her mom

collected clothes from their family to donate

to a clothing drive. Micheala will miss some

of her favorite things. But she knows another

girl will enjoy the clothes as much as she did!

Jonah has a job walking dogs in his

neighborhood. He earns $5 each week.

Jonah likes to save some of his money. But

every week he puts $1 into a special jar for

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