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Kojo's Shopping List: Balancing Wants and Needs in 3rd-4th Grade

In "Kojo’s Shopping List," young readers explore the concept of balancing wants and needs through Kojo's shopping experiences. Guided by thoughtful questions, students learn to prioritize essential items like a sturdy knife for farm tasks and practical school supplies. With a focus on decision-making, children consider how to choose the appropriate items for their needs without overspending. This engaging story encourages critical thinking about financial literacy and responsible shopping at a formative age.

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Kojo's Shopping List: Balancing Wants and Needs in 3rd-4th Grade

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  1. Reading is an Investment 2010 3rd-4th Grades

  2. Kojo’s Shopping List WANTNEED Knife Wooden Beads Apron with pockets Wire Wooden Stakes Colorful Scarf Rope

  3. Which knife should Kojo choose to buy? Kojo picks the smaller knife with a strong blade. He keeps in mind why he needs to buy a knife and how it will be used. He needs a strong blade to cut rope and other things he uses to take care of the hens.

  4. Shopping List WANTNEED Backpack Lunchbox Jacket Paper Notebook Pencils Folders

  5. Which backpack should you buy? If you are buying what is needed first, the backpack that meets all of the basic needs of school is a better choice. Ask: “Do I need to spend more to buy this item over another less expensive item?”

  6. Is it wrong to buy things we want?

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