How does money make you feel?
I know that money can create a range of feelings in different situations.
How does money make you feel?
I know that money can create a range of feelings in different situations.
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Key learning points
- Money can make people feel a range of emotions including happiness or sadness.
- Money spent is no longer yours. Spending money unwisely can lead to regret and unhappiness.
Keywords
Feelings - Something that you feel through the mind or through the senses.
Common misconception
Pupils might not have the vocabulary knowledge to understand all the feelings words within these slides.
Give pupils easy to access visual, verbal or written definitions of the words or alternatively change the choices so suit the class.
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