This Grade 4 medium worksheet brings together multi-item shopping totals, change calculations, and the difference between needs and wants. Students fill in nine money problems, calculate weekly savings, and match real-life items to need or want categories. Vocabulary like deposit and budget is introduced through context. With these activities, Grade 4 learners begin connecting math skills to real spending decisions and build readiness for harder financial tasks.

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Busy Bee
Money and Financial Literacy
Grade 4
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) Buying items for $2.50, $3.25, and $1.10 totals $6.85.
2) From a $20 bill, after spending $14.75, your change is $5.25.
3) Income $50 minus expenses $30 leaves savings of $20.
4) Food and rent are examples of needs, not wants.
5) Two snacks at $1.50 each cost $3.00 total.
6) Toys and candy are usually wants rather than needs.
7) Save $5 each week for 6 weeks equals $30 saved.
8) $12.40 plus $7.60 equals $20.00 exactly.
9) Money put into a bank account is called a deposit.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Food and water
Need (basic survival)
Need (basic survival)
New video game
Want (entertainment item)
Want (entertainment item)
Doctor visits
Need (health and safety)
Need (health and safety)
Movie theater ticket
Want (fun outing)
Want (fun outing)
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