Chapter 1 

                                       Introduction

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Sam L.  He had one wish: he wanted a bike.

But his parents kept answering No. It was because he did not have enough money to purchase it. The bike cost $350, and he only had $90.  Sam wanted his parents to buy it, but they needed Sam to learn about saving up for the things he wanted. Sam did not have enough money to buy the bike.

                        Chapter 2

                       Planning

Now Sam had to think of a project to make enough money.  It would take a month of allowance to save enough money to purchase the bike, so he thought of an idea.  He could sell a summer treat! He would sell popsicles for the neighborhood, and then he would have enough money to buy the bike.

This is my dream.

                                        Chapter 3

                                   Preparing

Sam and his mom went to the store, and they bought everything they needed for the popsicle stand. But when the cashier rang up everything it was actually $90, all of Sam's allowance.  He really hoped that the sale would be a great success.

To prepare, Sam had to make the popsicles. Then, he put wrappers on them. Finally, he needed to put them in the freezer to freeze.

Sam's parents set up the booth outside.  Sam helped a bit, but his parents did most of it.  Sam told all of his friends and neighbors about the sale. He also asked his mom and dad to tell their friends to come. Each popsicle would cost $10

This is what it looks like at first.

                                    Chapter 4

                                Sale

Now it was time to carry out Sam L's plan. He couldn't wait. He advertised on Facebook to get the word out. He told the people to come to the sale.  He sat in the booth waiting for the customers, and after 60 seconds Sam had his first customer, Carolyn. Carolyn was one of Sam L's best friends.  She bought 5 popsicles.  She had to pay $50 for them.  She said the popsicles were so delicious she would even pay 1,000 dollars to help support the sale.  She used 10 100 dollar bills to pay, and then she left with a happy face.