In this Grade 4 medium worksheet, students practice budgets, weekly saving plans, and smart spending decisions with multi-step questions. Fill-in problems cover totals, change, withdrawals, and savings, while a matching activity defines income, expense, savings, and budget. Real-world scenarios help Grade 4 learners apply money math to everyday choices. The worksheet strengthens both calculation accuracy and financial vocabulary for confident decision-making in shopping and planning situations.
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Money and Financial Literacy
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. Three books at $4.25 each cost $12.75 in total.
2. Income $40 minus expenses $25 equals savings of $15.
3. From a $50 bill after spending $33.20, change is $16.80.
4. Saving $8 weekly for 5 weeks gives a total of $40.
5. Money taken out of a bank account is a withdrawal.
6. $15.50 plus $4.50 plus $2.00 equals $22.00.
7. A house payment is a need, not a want item.
8. $25 budget minus a $9 shirt minus a $5 hat is $11 left.
9. An ice cream cone is usually a want purchase.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
Income
→ Money you earn
Money you earn
Expense
→ Money you spend
Money you spend
Savings
→ Money set aside
Money set aside
Budget
→ A spending plan
A spending plan
Money and Financial Literacy
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) Three books at $4.25 each cost $12.75 in total.
2) Income $40 minus expenses $25 equals savings of $15.
3) From a $50 bill after spending $33.20, change is $16.80.
4) Saving $8 weekly for 5 weeks gives a total of $40.
5) Money taken out of a bank account is a withdrawal.
6) $15.50 plus $4.50 plus $2.00 equals $22.00.
7) A house payment is a need, not a want item.
8) $25 budget minus a $9 shirt minus a $5 hat is $11 left.
9) An ice cream cone is usually a want purchase.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Income
→ Money you earn
Money you earn
Expense
→ Money you spend
Money you spend
Savings
→ Money set aside
Money set aside
Budget
→ A spending plan
A spending plan
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