Activity 1 :
1. Are you familiar with those type of piggy banks?
= I am familiar with those! In fact I used to have this kind of savings back in my elementary school years.
2. Do you use them to save your money?
= Yes, I used it to save my pocket money. Though I felt a little bad every time I need to break them.
3. Why (do/don't) you use them?
= It was one of the most popular way of savings back then. I also felt that it was secure enough for me to store all of my money there. Plus i can't take the money unless it's urgent, so i take it as another form of learning self control.
4. Which one do you think is more effective, saving your money in the piggy bank or in a bank?
= I personally like the bank more currently. Not only it is practice, but we basically can withdraw our own money wherever and whenever. Your security is also guaranteed in the bank. you can also gain several benefit from that.
Activity 2 :
1. How many steps are there to plan your budget?
= There are 6 steps to plan your budget and manage your economy
2. What is the first stage?
= The first stage is knowing your income. With knowing our income, we can deduct and follow other steps easier.
3. What is the last stage?
= Keep Track of previous stages. We need to take notes of everything we had done before reaching this stage, we also need to see if our notes is the same for the upcoming months/events.
Activity 3 :
1. First, insert your debit card into the machine.
2. Next, choose the language we will use for our transaction
3. Protect your PIN when you're entering to the ATM
4. Choose the type of transaction we will do
5. Press yes to continue after showing the amount of money
6. Pull out the money or press ok if you're transferring.
Activity 6 : Make 5 imperative sentences!
1. Save your money for important things.
2. Make a bank account if you need it.
3. Go to the bank if you want to store your money
4. Buy needed things only.
5. Hide your PIN when you're entering it into ATM.
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