What is the total cost?
What is the change?
Definitions
Can they buy it?
What payment method is this?
100

Jess bought new sneakers that cost $60 and socks that cost $5.

$65

100

Pam's total cost was $15 and she paid with a $20 bill.

$5

100

Needs

The things you can't get by without, such as a place to live and food to eat.

100

Lucy has a $10 bill and wants to buy an ice cream cone for $4. 

Yes 

100

Using bills and coins

Cash

200

Matt bought a hockey stick for $34 and a helmet for $48.

$82

200

Joey's pizza was $12 and he paid using a $50 bill.

$38

200

Wants

Wants are things that are nice to have but not absolutely necessary to survive. 

200

George has a five dollar bill and 2 loonies, can he buy a sketch book for $8?

No

200

Visa

Credit

300

Harry bought a pizza for $12, drinks for $5, and a dipping sauce for $1.

$18

300

Mike's groceries cost him $98 and he paid with a $100 bill.

$2

300
Change

The amount of money you get back if you pay more money than the item costs

300

Justin has 2 five dollar bills and a twenty dollar bill, can he buy a lego set for $30?

Yes

300

Mastercard

Credit

400

Karen bought a tv for $259, and a sound system for an additional $110.

$369

400
Ken bought some tomatoes for $5, lettuce for $6, bread for $3, and a new toaster for $15. He paid with a $50 bill, what is his change? 

$21

400

Barter

To exchange goods or services with someone without using money

400

Monica has $75 in the bank and a five dollar bill in her wallet, can she buy a new dress for $80?

Yes

400

Paying from a savings account

Debit

500

Jim bought a new bike for $112, a helmet for $29, and a new water bottle for $14.

$155

500

Carly used a $1000 cheque to pay for her new tv that cost $742. What is her change?

$258

500

Interest

The percent charged or paid when you save or borrow money

500

Rachel has $742 in her bank account, and she has a cheque for $200. Can she buy a new computer for $1100?

No

500

Writing down an amount and signing it off on paper.

Cheques

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