Part A — What Can You Buy?
Only one of them fits the money.
1. You have $3. Which one could you buy?
2. You have $2. Which one could you buy?
3. You have $4. Which one could you buy?
Part B — Can You Buy Both?
Add the two prices, then check your money.
4. You have $5. You want a ☕ Small Coffee ($2) and a 🧁 Muffin ($3).
How much are they together?
5. You have $5 and the two things cost $5.
Can you buy both?
6. You have $6. You want an 🧊 Iced Coffee ($5) and a 🧁 Muffin ($3).
How much are they together?
7. You have $6 and the two things cost $8.
Can you buy both?
Part C — Gift Card
Every time you buy something, the card has less on it.
8. The gift card has $10 on it. You buy a 🧁 Muffin for $3.
How much is left on the card?
9. The gift card has $7 on it. You buy a ☕ Small Coffee for $2.
How much is left on the card?
10. The gift card has $5 left. You want some 🍪 Munchkins — that is $6.
Can you buy it with the card?
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