How to Make A Deposit Lesson 2. When you put money in the bank…  You make a deposit.  A Deposit is when you give money to the bank to store for you.

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How to Make A Deposit Lesson 2

When you put money in the bank…  You make a deposit.  A Deposit is when you give money to the bank to store for you.  This helps keep your money save from people stealing it or you losing it.  You make a deposit.  A Deposit is when you give money to the bank to store for you.  This helps keep your money save from people stealing it or you losing it.

When you want to make a deposit at the bank…  The teller will ask you to fill out a deposit slip.  A Teller is the person behind the counter helping you at a bank.  A Deposit Slip is a piece of paper you fill out with the information needed to tell the teller how much money you will be depositing and where you want to put it.  The teller will ask you to fill out a deposit slip.  A Teller is the person behind the counter helping you at a bank.  A Deposit Slip is a piece of paper you fill out with the information needed to tell the teller how much money you will be depositing and where you want to put it.

Breaking Down a Deposit Slip

Ex) You Have $ in cash you want to deposit on December 22, 2015.

~August 15, 2015 ~Deposited $ in cash ~Deposited $45.00 in checks

~September 27, 2015 ~Deposited $35.00 in cash ~Want $20.00 back for spending cash

~ November 1, 2015 ~Deposited checks for $50.00 and $65.00 ~Want $35.00 back for spending cash

Exit Ticket:~Today, you went to the bank ~Deposited $25.00 in cash ~Deposited $75.00 in check ~Want $50.00 for spending