You get $50 for the month, but you spend it all in the first week on snacks and games. Explain what happened and what you will do for the rest of the month., Your friend buys very expensive shoes and now has no money left for other things. Give advice and discuss whether it was a good decision., Before buying anything, you make a plan and compare prices. Describe your system and explain why planning helps you save money., You want a new phone, but your current phone still works. Discuss whether you should buy it now or wait., You receive some birthday money and must choose: spend it, save it, or split it. Explain your decision and your priorities., Your friends often invite you to places that are too expensive for your budget. Role-play how you would respond politely and suggest cheaper alternatives., You see a big discount online and feel pressure to buy immediately. Discuss how discounts can influence teenagers and how to avoid impulsive spending., You have a part-time job and want to save for something important. Explain your savings goal and how you would manage your weekly spending., A classmate borrows money regularly but never seems to plan their finances. Discuss the risks of lending money to friends and what boundaries are reasonable., Create a weekly budget for a teenager with limited money for food, transport, entertainment, and savings. Explain your choices., You save money for months to buy concert tickets, but a cheaper second-hand bike suddenly becomes available. Decide which option is more important and explain why., Your parents offer to pay for something you want, but only if you pay half. Discuss whether this is fair and how you would earn or save your part., You start tracking every small purchase for one week and discover you spend more than expected on drinks and snacks. Explain what you learn from this and what you would change., A friend wants to go on a weekend trip, but you are trying to save money. Role-play how you would talk about your budget without feeling embarrassed., You can buy a cheap product now or a more expensive one that will last longer. Compare the two choices and decide which is better value., You lend a small amount of money to a friend, and they forget to pay you back. Explain how you would remind them and protect the friendship., You want to start saving, but unexpected school expenses keep appearing. Discuss how teenagers can prepare for surprise costs., Your family gives you a monthly allowance with no extra money if you run out early. Explain how you would organize your spending to make it last., You are influenced by social media to buy products that influencers recommend. Discuss how advertising affects teenage spending habits., You find a free way to enjoy your weekend instead of spending money at the mall. Describe your plan and explain why low-cost activities can still be fun., You want to buy clothes for a special event, but you also need money for school supplies. Explain how you would decide what to prioritize., A friend always chooses the most expensive option when you go out together. Discuss how this can affect your own spending decisions and what you could say., You are thinking about opening a savings account for the first time. Explain what benefits it could have for a teenager and what questions you would ask first., You buy something online, but later realize you did not really need it. Describe what happened and what this teaches you about spending habits., Your school is organizing an event that costs more than you expected. Discuss whether students should always join social activities, even when they are expensive., You are given money for lunch each week and notice that making food at home would save a lot. Explain whether you would change your routine and why., You want to earn extra money during the holidays. Describe two or three realistic ways a teenager could do this and which one you would choose., A friend says saving money is boring and unnecessary for teenagers. Give your opinion and respond to their argument., You have enough money to buy one item: a fashion accessory, a course, or sports equipment. Compare the options and explain which would be the smartest choice., You make a financial goal for the next three months and share it with a partner. Explain the goal, the steps you will take, and the difficulties you might face..

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