A bill is like a list that tells you how much you need to pay for something. Imagine you are at a candy store, and you want to buy some sweets. The store owner gives you a piece of paper, which is the bill, showing each candy you picked and how much it costs. This helps you know how much money you need to give to the store owner.
Think of a bill as a scorecard after a fun game. When you play a game, you get points, right? A bill shows the points or costs of all the things you took, like candies or toys, and you need to pay those points with money.
A bill is also like a shopping list but in reverse. When you make a shopping list, you write down what you want to buy. A bill shows what you already got and how much it all costs. It’s like a reminder to pay for the fun things you have taken home.
Finally, a bill is like a receipt from a pretend restaurant. When you finish your play meal, the pretend waiter gives you a paper showing what you ate and how much pretend money you owe for the delicious pretend food.