shopping lists
What can help you remember what to buy?
A shopping list.
What tells you how much an item costs?
The price tag or shelf label.
Where would you look for milk in a grocery store?
In the refrigerated section.
Who takes your payment at a store?
The cashier.
How do many people earn money?
By working.
You need milk, bread, and eggs. Should you check your list while shopping?
Yes.
Which costs less: $3 or $5?
$3.
Where can you usually find bread?
In the bakery or bread aisle.
What paper shows what you bought?
A receipt.
What is a paycheck?
Money earned from a job.
You have a list of five items and have found three. How many items are left to find?
Two.
A snack costs $4. You pay $5. How much change should you get?
$1.
You cannot find toothpaste. Who can you ask for help?
A store employee.
An item costs $6. You pay $10. What is your change?
$4.
You earn $10 and then earn $5 more. How much did you earn?
$15.
Why is it helpful to make a shopping list before going to the store?
It helps you remember what you need and avoid unnecessary purchases.
You have $10. A shirt costs $6 and socks cost $3. Can you buy both?
Yes. The total is $9, leaving $1.
What signs help you find items in a grocery store?
Aisle signs and department signs.
A sandwich costs $5 and a drink costs $2. What is the total?
$7.
You earn $30 and save $10. How much can you use for other things?
$20.
Your list says milk, bread, and apples. You see a toy you want. What should you do?
Focus on the items you need first and buy the toy only if your budget allows.
A box of cereal costs $5 at one store and $4 at another. How much can you save by choosing the cheaper store?
$1.
You need apples, cereal, and frozen vegetables. Why might you visit different sections of the store?
Different foods are kept in different areas, such as produce, dry-goods aisles, and freezers.
Your total is $16. You pay with a $20 bill. How much change should you receive?
$4.
You work 4 hours and earn $10 per hour before deductions. How much do you earn before deductions?
$40.