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Part A  •  Morning Shelf Count

How many more of each item do we need to fill the shelf? Subtract to find out.

ItemOn the shelf nowShelf should haveHow many to add
Pencil1860
Granola Bar1445
BHS Sticker2775
Water Bottle924
Folder1650
Chips2360
Eraser38100
Gatorade1948

Part B  •  What Will It Cost?

The store is buying more of these items. Multiply to find the cost of each order.

Order #1
ItemHow manyPrice eachCost
Granola Bar12$1.65$
Folder8$1.55$
Gatorade6$2.85$
ORDER TOTAL$
SUBTOTAL$
ORDER TOTAL (Subtotal × 1.06)$
Order #2
ItemHow manyPrice eachCost
Pencil24$0.65$
Notebook6$3.45$
Water10$1.45$
ORDER TOTAL$
SUBTOTAL$
ORDER TOTAL (Subtotal × 1.06)$

Part C  •  Store Problems

Read each problem and work it out.

1A box of 24 Pencils costs the store $12.00. The store sells each Pencil for $0.65. If the store sells the whole box, how much MORE than $12.00 will it take in?
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2On Friday the store sold 7 bags of Chips and 4 Gatorades. How much did the customers pay in all?
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2On Friday the store sold 7 bags of Chips and 4 Gatorades. With 6% sales tax, how much did the customers pay in all?
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3Notebooks come in boxes of 6. The store has 9 Notebooks and needs 45. How many boxes should it order?
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4A teacher buys 2 BHS T-Shirts and pays with two $20 bills. How much change does she get?
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4A teacher buys 2 BHS T-Shirts and pays with two $20 bills. With 6% sales tax, how much change does she get?
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