A Goal Can Be Small
Kai’s marker goal costs $6. Small goals count, too.
Kai wants a $6 set of markers. He has $2.
“That counts as a savings goal?” his friend asks.
“Why wouldn't it?”
A savings goal is something you keep money for. It doesn't have to cost a lot.
Kai adds $1 when he can, then another $1. Later, he adds $2. Now $2 + $1 + $1 + $2 = $6.
It takes a few weeks. Some weeks he adds nothing.
A small goal can help you practice keeping track. It isn't a race, and saving isn't always possible. Kai's goal fits the money he has.
Money words
Savings goal
Something you keep money for.
A savings goal can be small. Keep track of what you have and save when you can.