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This image is a worksheet titled "Parts of a Check" designed to help students learn the different components of a check. The goal is to label each part of the check correctly by filling in the blank boxes connected by lines to various sections of the check.
Let's go through the labeled parts and identify what each one represents:
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- Label: "My Name"
- This is the account holder’s name, the person who owns the bank account.
- Label: "123 My Street, My Town, U.S.A. 12345"
- This is the account holder’s address.
> ✔ So, the top-left box should be labeled: Account Holder's Name and Address
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- Label: "Date"
- This is where you write the date the check is written.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Date
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- This line is where you write the name of the person or business receiving the money.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Payee (Recipient)
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- This is the numerical amount of the check (e.g., $100.00).
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Numeric Amount
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- This is the written amount in words (e.g., "One hundred dollars").
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Written Amount (in words)
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- Routing Number: "082456421"
- This identifies the bank.
- Account Number: "12342345678"
- This identifies the specific account.
- Check Number: "5678"
- This is the unique number for this check.
> ✔ These three boxes should be labeled:
> - Routing Number
> - Account Number
> - Check Number
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- This is an optional field used to note the purpose of the payment (e.g., "Rent", "Electric Bill").
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Memo (Purpose of Payment)
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- This is where the account holder signs the check to authorize the payment.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Signature
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| Box Position | Correct Label |
|--------------|----------------|
| Top left (above "My Name") | Account Holder's Name and Address |
| Top right (next to "Date") | Date |
| Middle left ("Pay to the Order of") | Payee (Recipient) |
| Middle right (numeric amount) | Numeric Amount |
| Below "Dollars" (written amount) | Written Amount (in words) |
| Bottom left (routing number) | Routing Number |
| Bottom center (account number) | Account Number |
| Bottom right (check number) | Check Number |
| Bottom center (memo line) | Memo (Purpose of Payment) |
| Bottom right (signature line) | Signature |
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✔ Completed Worksheet Labels:
- Top left: Account Holder's Name and Address
- Top right: Date
- Middle left: Payee (Recipient)
- Middle right: Numeric Amount
- Below "Dollars": Written Amount (in words)
- Bottom left: Routing Number
- Bottom center: Account Number
- Bottom right (number): Check Number
- Bottom center (memo): Memo (Purpose of Payment)
- Bottom right (line): Signature
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This exercise helps students understand how checks work and ensures they know where to fill in important information when writing a check.
Let's go through the labeled parts and identify what each one represents:
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1. Top Left (Name & Address)
- Label: "My Name"
- This is the account holder’s name, the person who owns the bank account.
- Label: "123 My Street, My Town, U.S.A. 12345"
- This is the account holder’s address.
> ✔ So, the top-left box should be labeled: Account Holder's Name and Address
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2. Top Right
- Label: "Date"
- This is where you write the date the check is written.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Date
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3. Middle Left – "Pay to the Order of"
- This line is where you write the name of the person or business receiving the money.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Payee (Recipient)
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4. Middle Right – Dollar Amount Box
- This is the numerical amount of the check (e.g., $100.00).
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Numeric Amount
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5. Below “Dollars” Line
- This is the written amount in words (e.g., "One hundred dollars").
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Written Amount (in words)
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6. Bottom Left – Routing and Account Numbers
- Routing Number: "082456421"
- This identifies the bank.
- Account Number: "12342345678"
- This identifies the specific account.
- Check Number: "5678"
- This is the unique number for this check.
> ✔ These three boxes should be labeled:
> - Routing Number
> - Account Number
> - Check Number
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7. Bottom Center – Memo Line
- This is an optional field used to note the purpose of the payment (e.g., "Rent", "Electric Bill").
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Memo (Purpose of Payment)
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8. Bottom Right – Signature Line
- This is where the account holder signs the check to authorize the payment.
> ✔ Box should be labeled: Signature
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Final Answer Summary (Labels for Each Box):
| Box Position | Correct Label |
|--------------|----------------|
| Top left (above "My Name") | Account Holder's Name and Address |
| Top right (next to "Date") | Date |
| Middle left ("Pay to the Order of") | Payee (Recipient) |
| Middle right (numeric amount) | Numeric Amount |
| Below "Dollars" (written amount) | Written Amount (in words) |
| Bottom left (routing number) | Routing Number |
| Bottom center (account number) | Account Number |
| Bottom right (check number) | Check Number |
| Bottom center (memo line) | Memo (Purpose of Payment) |
| Bottom right (signature line) | Signature |
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✔ Completed Worksheet Labels:
- Top left: Account Holder's Name and Address
- Top right: Date
- Middle left: Payee (Recipient)
- Middle right: Numeric Amount
- Below "Dollars": Written Amount (in words)
- Bottom left: Routing Number
- Bottom center: Account Number
- Bottom right (number): Check Number
- Bottom center (memo): Memo (Purpose of Payment)
- Bottom right (line): Signature
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This exercise helps students understand how checks work and ensures they know where to fill in important information when writing a check.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of blank checks worksheet.