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Give: A Kid-Friendly Money Dictionary Definition
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Give: definition for kids from Sammy Rabbit’s kid-friendly money dictionaryWord and Category

Word: Give

Category: Habit Word

Related Definition: Give Wisely

What this category means:

Habit words describe actions we practice regularly. These words help children understand that giving is something we choose to do again and again to help others and make the world better.

Definitions

In Simple Words

To give means to share what you have with others.
You give when you help someone by sharing your money, time, or kindness.

A Little More Grown-Up

Giving means choosing to share your money, time, or resources to help someone else.
When you give money, you decide not to spend it on yourself so it can help others.

Gave means you already shared something.
Giving is the action of sharing.

Context Clues

Note: You can find the word “give” in Sammy Rabbit storybook, Sammy's Big Dream! This portion of the story teaches kids about kindness, generosity, and helping others.

Sammy Says

Sammy Says:
“Giving feels good—try it and see! Do it wisely. It's a great habit!”

Money Habit Connection

Giving "wisely" is a great money habit. It helps children learn generosity, gratitude, empathy, and that money can be used to help others—not just themselves.

Silly Sentence

I gave my piggy bank a hug after it helped me share my coins with someone in need.

Serious Sentence

You give when you choose to share your money or help others.

Rhyming Sentences

Silly Rhyming Sentence:
I give with a grin from deep within—because sharing always wins!

Serious Rhyming Sentence:
When I give what I can each day, I help the world in a meaningful way.

Examples of Giving

  • Donating money to help someone

  • Sharing allowance with a cause you care about

  • Giving coins to a charity jar

  • Helping someone by giving your time

Examples of What Is Not Giving

  • Taking without asking

  • Spending only on yourself

  • Keeping everything and never sharing

Related Money Words

Share • Donate • Help • Save • Spend • Kindness

Opposite Money Words

Keep • Take

Questions Parents and Teachers Can Ask Kids

Ask your child or student:
“Who could you help if you decided to give today?”

Remember

When you give, you help others—and you grow a generous heart at the same time.

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