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Skillbuilder:Problem Solving

Wallet Wizardry: Design the Ultimate Carry-All!

Effort: 10 minutes
Earns

+10 Points

Winner

(1) $100 e-gift card

Wallets have come a long way! Some wallets are super slim, perfect for slipping in a pocket or attaching to the back of a phone. Others are stuffed full with cards, cash, receipts, and sometimes more! But let’s face it—traditional wallets can be bulky, uncomfortable to sit on, or a struggle to find in a big bag. Then there are wallets with tech add-ons like tracking devices so you never lose them or card protection to keep your info safe from scammers. With so many wallet options out there, wouldn’t it be cool to design your own?

In this Skillbuilder, you’ll think about all the features that would make your ideal wallet, whether that’s adding high-tech gadgets, slimming it down, or customizing compartments for your must-have items. Should it attach to your phone? Be integrated into your clothing? The possibilities are endless! The only rule? Your wallet should be functional, fun, and fit your lifestyle perfectly.

  1. Imagine Your Ideal Wallet: Think about what makes a wallet useful and convenient. Ask yourself:

    1. Do you prefer a slim wallet or something with lots of storage?

    2. Would you want it to connect with your phone, have built-in tracking, or even have a small screen?

    3. What items do you need to carry—cash, cards, IDs, coins, keys?

  2. Design Your Perfect Wallet:

    1. Draw it out: Sketch your dream wallet, showing the size, shape, compartments, and any special features. Label each part, explaining what it’s for.

    2. Add features: Think about cool tech options, like fingerprint locks, a mini screen, or a built-in tracker. You could even add color, texture, or patterns to personalize it.

  3. Describe Your Design: Write a short paragraph explaining your choices. Why did you pick a certain size? How will it help you keep everything organized? Why did you add any special features, like tech or a slim profile?

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