Saving, Deposits, Borrowing and Producers (Grade 2, Set A)
Printable Grade 2 financial literacy worksheet: how savings grow, deposits vs withdrawals, responsible borrowing, producers vs consumers, and the cost to produce an item (TEKS 2.11). Every total computed.
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Saving, Deposits, Borrowing and Producers (Grade 2, Set A)
Work out how savings grow, sort deposits from withdrawals, judge the borrowing, and tell producers from consumers.
- 1.Eli has $6 saved and adds $3 every week. How much will Eli have after 5 weeks?
- 2.Zoe has $4 saved and adds $5 every week. How much will Zoe have after 3 weeks?
- 3.Zoe wants a $12 book. Instead of spending her $3 each week, she saves it. What is saving instead of spending letting her do?
- 4.Deposit or withdrawal: adding birthday money to your savings account?
- 5.Deposit or withdrawal: putting $5 into your bank account?
- 6.Deposit or withdrawal: taking $2 out of your bank account?
- 7.Deposit or withdrawal: taking money out of savings to buy a gift?
- 8.An account has $12. After a deposit of $5 and a withdrawal of $6, what is the balance?
- 9.Responsible or irresponsible borrowing: borrowing $2 for lunch and paying it back the next day?
- 10.Responsible or irresponsible borrowing: borrowing a friend's book and returning it on time?
- 11.Responsible or irresponsible borrowing: borrowing a game and losing it?
- 12.Responsible or irresponsible borrowing: borrowing more than you could ever pay back?
- 13.Producer or consumer: a baker baking bread to sell?
- 14.Producer or consumer: a farmer growing corn?
- 15.Producer or consumer: a boy paying for a haircut?
- 16.Producer or consumer: a girl buying a ticket to a movie?
- 17.To make one bracelet you need string that costs 2¢ and beads that cost 4¢. What does it cost to make one bracelet?
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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: Act out a toy bank: deposits go in, withdrawals come out, and the balance changes each time. Contrast a borrower who repays on time with one who never repays, and ask which one a friend would lend to again.
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