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Class Name BUILDING BLOCKS STUDENT WORKSHEET Creating a buying plan When buying a high-cost item, it's helpful to consider several factors before deciding which item to purchase. Developing a buying plan can be a useful habit. Instructions 1. Make a buying plan for two major purchases. 2. Write an advice column that answer questions about spending Questions to consider when making a buying plan 1. What do I want to buy? Where can research my options including price and specifications? 2. How much do I have to spend? What is my budget? 3. What criteria or specifications am looking for? 4. What are possible choices that can meet my criteria? 5 Which choice works best for me? Practice making a buying plan Practice using this strategy with two types of products or services you'd like to buy Inow or in the future 1. What you want to buy My budget is My criteria are My choices include My decision is Cholcet Choice2 Choice3 How did you make your choice 2. What you want to buy My budget My criteria are: My choices include My decision is Choice 1: Choice 2 Choice 3: How did you make your choice? Applying what you've learned Imagine that you write a financial advice column for a newspaper. This week, you've received three questions from your readers. Respond to each reader using what you've learned about buying plans 1. My name is Louis, and I want to buy a car. I don't care if it's used, but there are just so many choices. Can you walk me through what I should do? 2. My name is Taylor, and I want a small peti can keep in my room. There are lots of cool options, and I'm not sure which pet to choose. How can I decide which one is best for me? 2 My name is Ngori, and I want to buy a fishing boat. There are many boats to sale in my area, but I'm not sure how should choose one can you help? 2. What you want to buy My budget is: My criteria are: My choices include: My decision is: Choice 1: Choice 2: Choice 3: How did you make your choice? Applying what you've learned Imagine that you write a financial advice column for a newspaper. This week, you've received three questions from your readers. Respond to each reader using what you've learned about buying plans. 1. My name is Louis, and I want to buy a car. I don't care if it's used, but there are just so many choices. Can you walk me through what I should do? 2. My name is Taylor, and I want a small pet I can keep in my room. There are lots of cool options, and I'm not sure which pet to choose. How can I decide which one is best for me? 3. My name is Ngozi, and I want to buy a fishing boat. There are many boats for sale in my area, but I'm not sure how I should choose one. Can you help? BUILDING BLOCKS STUDENT WORKSHEET Creating a buying plan When buying a high-cost item, it's helpful to consider several factors before deciding which item to purchase. Developing a buying plan can be a useful habit. Instructions 1. Make a buying plan for two major purchases. 2. Write an advice column that answers questions about spending. Questions to consider when making a buying plan 1. What do I want to buy? Where can I research my options (including price and specifications)? 2. How much do I have to spend? What is my budget? 3. What criteria or specifications am looking for? 4. What are possible choices that can meet my criteria? 5. Which choice works best for me? Practice making a buying plan Practice using this strategy with two types of products or services you'd like to buy (now or in the future). 1. What you want to buy My budget is: My criteria are: My choices include: My decision is: Choice 1: Choice 2 Choice 3 How did you make your choice? Class Name BUILDING BLOCKS STUDENT WORKSHEET Creating a buying plan When buying a high-cost item, it's helpful to consider several factors before deciding which item to purchase. Developing a buying plan can be a useful habit. Instructions 1. Make a buying plan for two major purchases. 2. Write an advice column that answer questions about spending Questions to consider when making a buying plan 1. What do I want to buy? Where can research my options including price and specifications? 2. How much do I have to spend? What is my budget? 3. What criteria or specifications am looking for? 4. What are possible choices that can meet my criteria? 5 Which choice works best for me? Practice making a buying plan Practice using this strategy with two types of products or services you'd like to buy Inow or in the future 1. What you want to buy My budget is My criteria are My choices include My decision is Cholcet Choice2 Choice3 How did you make your choice 2. What you want to buy My budget My criteria are: My choices include My decision is Choice 1: Choice 2 Choice 3: How did you make your choice? Applying what you've learned Imagine that you write a financial advice column for a newspaper. This week, you've received three questions from your readers. Respond to each reader using what you've learned about buying plans 1. My name is Louis, and I want to buy a car. I don't care if it's used, but there are just so many choices. Can you walk me through what I should do? 2. My name is Taylor, and I want a small peti can keep in my room. There are lots of cool options, and I'm not sure which pet to choose. How can I decide which one is best for me? 2 My name is Ngori, and I want to buy a fishing boat. There are many boats to sale in my area, but I'm not sure how should choose one can you help? 2. What you want to buy My budget is: My criteria are: My choices include: My decision is: Choice 1: Choice 2: Choice 3: How did you make your choice? Applying what you've learned Imagine that you write a financial advice column for a newspaper. This week, you've received three questions from your readers. Respond to each reader using what you've learned about buying plans. 1. My name is Louis, and I want to buy a car. I don't care if it's used, but there are just so many choices. Can you walk me through what I should do? 2. My name is Taylor, and I want a small pet I can keep in my room. There are lots of cool options, and I'm not sure which pet to choose. How can I decide which one is best for me? 3. My name is Ngozi, and I want to buy a fishing boat. There are many boats for sale in my area, but I'm not sure how I should choose one. Can you help? BUILDING BLOCKS STUDENT WORKSHEET Creating a buying plan When buying a high-cost item, it's helpful to consider several factors before deciding which item to purchase. Developing a buying plan can be a useful habit. Instructions 1. Make a buying plan for two major purchases. 2. Write an advice column that answers questions about spending. Questions to consider when making a buying plan 1. What do I want to buy? Where can I research my options (including price and specifications)? 2. How much do I have to spend? What is my budget? 3. What criteria or specifications am looking for? 4. What are possible choices that can meet my criteria? 5. Which choice works best for me? Practice making a buying plan Practice using this strategy with two types of products or services you'd like to buy (now or in the future). 1. What you want to buy My budget is: My criteria are: My choices include: My decision is: Choice 1: Choice 2 Choice 3 How did you make your choice