Students read a story about Money Monsters who are learning to be good borrowers.
Borrow (Getting loans)
English or language arts, Social studies or history
Elementary school (2-3), Elementary school (4-5)
45-60 minutes
Big idea
When we borrow something, it’s important that we take care of it and return it on time.
Essential questions
- What behaviors do good borrowers have?
- Why is trust important when you borrow or lend something?
Objectives
- Identify things that responsible borrowers do
- Understand the importance of being a responsible borrower
What students will do
- Discuss the behaviors of a responsible borrower.
- Read a story about a Money Monster character who learns what it means to be responsible with things he borrows. (You will need a book reader app to open ePub files).
- Answer questions about the story.
Download activity
Teacher guide
cfpb_building_block_activities_sharing-story-about-borrowing_guide.pdf
Student materials
cfpb_building_block_activities_sharing-story-about-borrowing_worksheet.pdf
cfpb_building_block_activities_money-monsters-learn-become-good-borrowers_story.pdf
cfpb_building_block_activities_money-monsters-learn-become-good-borrowers_story.epub
Note: Please remember to consider your students’ accommodations and special needs to ensure that all students are able to participate in a meaningful way.
