Introduce the topic of budgeting. Explain what a budget is and why it's important. Engage students by asking if they've ever saved up for something.

Discuss the main components of a budget. Use simple examples like allowance and small expenses to make it relatable.

Explain sources of income and give relatable examples (e.g., allowance, chores reward). Ask students to brainstorm other possible sources.

Describe common expenses with everyday examples (snacks, school supplies). Emphasize making choices about spending.

Define savings and its importance. Discuss how saving helps achieve future goals and weather unexpected expenses.

Summarize key points of the presentation. Encourage students to think about how they might create a budget in their life. Transition to the group activity seamlessly.