This hard Kindergarten page presents budget stories about Ben, Mia, Pop, and Liz, each holding a few dollars to spend wisely. Kindergarten students choose the smart need first answer in four multiple choice problems, then complete five fill in the blank sentences about needs, coats, candy, water, and games. Each scenario builds real economic thinking and helps Kindergarten learners pick needs before wants when family money is limited.

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Busy Bee
Needs vs Wants
Kindergarten
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Ben has $4. Milk costs $3 and a balloon costs $2. He needs to drink. What is best?
 A) Buy milk because drink is a need
 B) Buy a balloon for fun
 C) Save money for later only
 D) Buy two balloons today
2. Mia has $7. A hat costs $6 in winter and a sticker is $2. What is smart?
 A) Buy stickers and skip the hat
 B) Buy a hat because warmth is a need
 C) Buy nothing all day long
 D) Buy three sticker packs
3. Pop has $8. Soap costs $5 and a comic costs $4. The family is out of soap. Best choice?
 A) Buy a comic for fun
 B) Buy nothing this week
 C) Buy soap because clean hands are a need
 D) Save for two comics next time
4. Liz has $9. Apples cost $3, bread is $4, candy is $5. Her family needs food. What is wise?
 A) Buy candy only and skip food
 B) Save money and eat nothing
 C) Buy candy and bread together
 D) Buy apples and bread because food is a need
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Pay for needs before buying any wants.
2) A warm coat is a need in cold winter weather.
3) A sweet candy treat is a want, not a need.
4) We need clean water to drink each day.
5) A new game is fun but is just a want.
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