Word: Budget
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Budget means a plan showing how much money you have and how you will spend it.
Syllables: bud - get
Tricky part: A j sound sits in the middle, and it is spelt dg. Children who write what they hear leave out the d or use a j.
Watch out for: bujet, buget
Memory tip: Spend a small part of your pocket money on fudge: the same two letters make the j sound in both words.
Example 1: We made a budget for the class picnic before collecting any money.
Example 2: Mum keeps her monthly budget in a small blue notebook.
Example 3: Our housing society has a small budget for planting trees.
The word is thought to come from an old French word for a small leather bag. Money was once carried in such bags, and the name slowly moved from the bag to the plan.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
tgeubd
a) nugget
b) budget
c) bucket
d) gadget
b) budget. There is only one g in the jumble, which rules out gadget and nugget, and there is no c for bucket.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Father wrote a budgit for our trip to Shimla on the back of an envelope.
a) Father
b) envelope
c) trip
d) budgit
d) budgit. The last vowel is e, as at the end of pocket.
Find the extra letter in the word:
budgett
a) t
b) d
c) e
d) g
a) t. The word stops after one t, so the second is extra.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) sallary
b) allowance
c) expense
d) budget
a) sallary. Salary has one l.
1. Why might a family draw up a budget before a holiday?
a) to keep their spending under control
b) to decide what to pack in each bag
c) to learn the names of new places
d) to find the fastest way to the station
a) to keep their spending under control
2. If your club goes over budget, it has ____.
a) saved more than it hoped
b) won more than it expected
c) spent more than it planned
d) grown more than it wanted
c) spent more than it planned
More Class 4 Summer Spell Bee words starting with b: blackcurrant, beginning, beehive, blacksmith, bookcase, brainstorm
delight, exact, humble, measure, possible, scholarship, tickle, access
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