What am I?
I keep your head warm. I am made of wool. What am I?Where do you buy things?
A woolly hat.A shop.
The game hat costs £20. Buy two. How much?Which do you wear on your feet: trainers or a jacket?
£40.Trainers.
Name two things you wear on your feet.How ___ is this T-shirt?
For example: socks and trainers.Much.
Ask the price of some trainers.Ask the price of a jacket.
How much are these trainers?How much is this jacket?
You wear me when it rains. I have a hood and keep you dry. What am I?What word means how much something costs?
A raincoat.Price.
The game trainers cost £120. You pay £150. Your change?In this pretend shop, a cap costs £5 and a jacket costs £40. Which is cheaper?
£30.The cap is cheaper.
Which sounds more comfortable for a long flight: a tracksuit or a tight suit? Say why.Can I have a small ___, please?
Either with a sensible reason; e.g. a tracksuit because it is loose.Size.
You want to wear a jacket before buying. Ask the assistant.Ask for a small size politely.
Can I try it on, please?Can I have a small size, please?
I protect your eyes from bright sunshine. What am I?What paper shows what you bought and paid?
Sunglasses.A receipt.
A hoodie is £60 and jeans are £70. You have £200. What is left?A T-shirt costs £10. You pay £20. How much change do you get?
£70.£10.
Name three fashion or sportswear brands.This costs a lot. It is ___.
For example: Nike, Adidas and Zara. Other real brands accepted.Expensive.
The jeans are too small. Ask for help.Say whether you prefer a cap or trainers. Give a reason.
Do you have a bigger size, please?For example: I prefer trainers because I can wear them every day.
I have two legs. I am often blue and made of denim. What am I?What word means money taken off the usual price?
Jeans.A discount.
You have £1,000. The phone is £600 and headphones £200. Can you also buy £120 trainers?A jacket costs £40. The shop gives you £10 off. What is the new price?
Yes. The total is £920; £80 remains.£30.
Describe a hoodie without saying hoodie. Give two clues.This costs very little. It is ___.
For example: It has a hood. It is soft and warm.Cheap.
Choose one item for a rainy London day. Explain why.The jacket is too big. Ask for a different size.
For example: I would buy a raincoat because it keeps me dry.For example: This jacket is too big. Do you have a smaller size?
I am soft, have sleeves and a hood. People wear me to relax. What am I?What word means money you get back after returning something?
A hoodie.A refund.
Spend exactly £1,000: phone £600, headphones £200, trainers £120, jeans £70, raincoat £80, hoodie £60, hat £20, sunglasses £50. One of each maximum.A jacket is £30 and trainers are £25. You have £50. Can you buy both? Explain.
One answer: phone + headphones + raincoat + jeans + sunglasses = £1,000.No. Together they cost £55. You need £5 more.
Choose comfort or style. Give your opinion and one example.I would like a ___ because I want my money back.
Accept a clear choice, reason and example.Refund.
With your teammate, act out buying a hoodie. Include a question, an answer and a decision.You bought a damaged T-shirt. Explain the problem and ask for your money back politely.
Accept an exchange with price/size question, reply and decision. Both must speak.For example: This T-shirt is damaged. Could I have a refund, please?