Adding prices

Adding prices

By JESSICA HOOVER

Open Ended

What are some things that YOU like to buy at the store?

​Great job!

We need money for a lot of different things​!

​When you go shopping for the things you want, you make a purchase.

​Your purchases are then totaled, so you know how much you owe.​

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Here is an example of a receipt.​

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Receipts list the quantity and price of the items you buy.

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​Most receipts also include the store name, address, and telephone number.

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Multiple Choice

A receipt lists the quantity and prices of the items you buy.

• True

• False

​A receipt lines up the prices

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This makes it easier to read​

​sleeveless shirt............................ $19.99

faded jeans....................................$​39.99

long dress........................................$67.99

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​Total..................................................$127.97

​With the decimals lined up, you can easily combine the addends into one total

Multiple Choice

Are these prices lined up correctly?

$ 1.99

$ 2.10

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Are these prices lined up correctly?

$ 3.50

$5.22

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Are these prices lined up correctly?

$5.45

$1.22

• Yes

• No

Draw

Now you try! Line up the prices $1.25 and $3.33 You can try adding them for a bonus ticket!