Should kids get pocket money?

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SMART Prep | Quick Question 210718

Room 6 was preparing a display for the school library. The students sorted books into groups and wrote short labels for each shelf. Their teacher said the display should be organised so readers could find topics easily. After the afternoon bell, the class stood back and looked at their work. The shelves were neat, the labels were clear, and the display made the library feel welcoming.

In the passage, what does the word "organised" mean?

  

Did You Know?

What do some kids spend their pocket money on?
Some kids spend their pocket money on lollies, toys, or games!

Vocabulary

Click on the words in the article. See if you can find them all.
  • pocket money A small amount of money given to kids. Kids might get pocket money each week for chores.
  • responsibility Being in charge of something or someone. Doing chores teaches kids responsibility at home.
  • whānau A family or group of people who care for each other. My whānau helps me learn about money.
  • Thinking Question

    How would you feel if you didn’t get pocket money like your friends?

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