When you want two things
Choosing one means skipping the other
The story
Kiprop has KES 100. At the shop he wants a toy car for KES 100 and a snack for KES 100.
The big idea
When money is limited, choosing one thing means not getting the other, for now. Every choice is a swap.
Ask at home
Ask your child about a time they had to pick between two things, and how they decided.
The full lesson, with its questions and Kesho Stars, is in the myKesho kids app.
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