Developing and Practicing Thriftiness

3. DEVELOPING AND
PRACTICING THRIFTINESS

4. What is being thrifty means?

5. Being thrifty is using money and other
resources properly and not wastefully.

6. A child is being thrifty when:

7.  spends money wisely

8.  takes good care of personal
belongings

9. helps save electricity, water, and
other resources to avoid waste.

12. Kristine has smart habits. In
school, she eats only nutritious food.
It is not only healthier but also
cheaper than eating junk food.

13. When it comes to her things, she
takes good care of them. She buys only
what she needs. She keeos the
remaining money in her coin bank.

14. At home and in school, Kristine
helps save electricity, water, and other
resources to avoid waste.

15. To save electricity, turns off the
television and the lights when not
being used.

16. To save water, she uses a drinking
glass every time she brushes her teeth
and a dipper when taking a bath.

17. To save on other resources,
Kristine reuses or recycles some of the
materials in their home and in school.

18. At a young, Kristine already
knows the importance of being thrifty.

21. What is the importance of being thrifty?

22. The importance of being thrifty is that you can
save money and resources, that you can use in
times that you need it.