Profit, Expenses and Allowances (Grade 4, Set B)
Printable Grade 4 financial literacy worksheet: calculate profit, fixed vs variable expenses, allowance allocation, savings options and financial institutions (TEKS 4.10). Every total computed.
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Profit, Expenses and Allowances (Grade 4, Set B)
Calculate profit, sort fixed from variable expenses, split the allowance, and compare savings options.
- 1.Ivy's lemonade stand takes in $25 in a day. The lemons, sugar and cups cost $17. What is the profit?
- 2.Noah's lemonade stand takes in $18 in a day. The lemons, sugar and cups cost $9. What is the profit?
- 3.Mia's lemonade stand takes in $30 in a day. The lemons, sugar and cups cost $18. What is the profit?
- 4.Fixed or variable expense: a yearly club membership fee?
- 5.Fixed or variable expense: a $10-a-month phone plan?
- 6.Fixed or variable expense: an electricity bill that changes each month?
- 7.Fixed or variable expense: money spent on snacks each week?
- 8.Ava gets a $12 weekly allowance. She spends $7 and saves $4. How much is left to share (give)?
- 9.Max gets $24 a week and saves one fourth of it for college. How much does Max save each week?
- 10.$100 in a piggy bank earns $0 in a year. $100 in a savings account earns $4 interest. Which option grows your money, and by how much?
- 11.What kind of place keeps people's money safe, as its basic purpose?
- 12.What kind of place lends money to people and businesses, as its basic purpose?
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Accuracy and sources
These references support the historical wording and answer key on this worksheet.
- Texas Education Agency, 19 TAC Chapter 111, Subchapter A (Mathematics TEKS, Elementary) — The personal financial literacy and coin concepts on these pages follow the K-5 mathematics TEKS knowledge and skills statements (K.4, K.9, 1.4, 1.9, 2.11, 3.9, 4.10, 5.10).
About this worksheet
In class: Run a pretend stall: money taken in minus what the supplies cost is the profit. Sort the family's expenses into fixed (same every month) and variable (changes), then split an allowance into spend, save and share.
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