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Reading is an Investment

Reading is an Investment. 2010. 5 th -6th Grades. Goals should be. Be specific. SET GOALS. Be written so that you can measure the result. Be reachable. Have a time deadline. SET GOALS. REACHABLE.

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Reading is an Investment

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  1. Reading is an Investment 2010 5th -6th Grades

  2. Goals should be . . . • Be specific SET GOALS • Be written so that you can measure the result • Be reachable • Have a time deadline

  3. SET GOALS REACHABLE I am going to babysit my brother, earn money, and save $15 in the next four weeks to buy a DVD! MEASURABLE TIME DEADLINE SPECIFIC

  4. Build off your goals step by step! Get loan & start my own farm! Study & earn a college scholarship Use egg money to go to school BUY ONE HEN

  5. Let’s help the Duodu family! The Duodu family has borrowed $100 from the village loan fund. They must pay the money back in 5 months. The family already weaves their own cloth and they sell it in the market. However, they can make more money if they take their cloth and turn it into shirts, skirts and shawls and sell those in the market. The family uses the $100 to buy a second-hand sewing machine.

  6. Loan: Money paid to someone that must be paid back. Price: The cost of something that is bought or sold, usually a particular amount of money is required before the exchange takes place. Profit: The amount by which income is greater than the related expenses. Earn: To get money by working for it. Learn some key words!

  7. Duodu Monthly Budget 360 240 100 20 360

  8. Set a goal • Look at what it will cost you to reach that goal (expenses) SET GOALS • Look at where you will earn the money to cover those expenses (income) • Set a reachable timeline to achieve your goal

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